White Lace Sleeveless Dress

White Lace Sleeveless Dress

hello everyone. in this video i’ll show you how to knit a sweater. the written instruction how to make this top is available at: interunet.com/how-to-knit-lace-sweater i’ll knit the sweater from the bottom to top. for the bottom ribbing cast on loosely one hundred twenty stitches, or any even number of stitches. for the first three rounds just knit all stitches to end. again, first three rounds – just knit all stitches to end.

fourth round. purl one, knit one to end. fifth round. purl one stitch, and slip one stitch. for that, slide this knit stitch from the left needle to the right one without knitting it. so, skip that stitch, purl one,

and then just alternate – slip one stitch, purl one stitch to end of the round. i knit fourteen rounds for the ribbing, and now i will increase ten stitches to have one hundred thirty stitches in total, or multiples of thirteen stitches. for that – knit twelve and yarn over. after you knit twelve stitches, do yarn over to increase one stitch, and then again

knit twelve. that way – knit twelve, yarn over continue to end of the fifteenth round. at the end of the fifteenth round work last yarn over. sixteenth round. the repeat for the sixteenth round will be – knit one, then yarn over, knit twelve. after you knit twelve,

do again yarn over, knit one, yarn over, and again knit twelve, yarn over. that way continue to end of the round. again, my repeat for the sixteenth round is – knit one, yarn over, knit twelve, yarn over. and for the seventeenth round just knit all stitches to end. the repeat for the eighteenth round will be – knit two, yarn over, knit twelve, yarn over, knit one.

so, knit two, yarn over, knit twelve. after the knit twelve again – yarn over, and knit one. then just repeat the process again – knit two, yarn over, knit twelve, and so on to end of the round. again, for the eighteenth round my repeat is – knit two, yarn over, knit twelve, yarn over, and knit one. for the nineteenth round knit all stitches to end. the repeat for round twenty will be –

knit three, yarn over, knit twelve, yarn over, knit two. knit three, after the knit twelve stitches, yarn over, and knit two. then just repeat the pattern, again – knit three, yarn over, knit twelve, and so on. for the twenty first round knit all stitches to end. the repeat for the twenty second round will be – knit four, then knit two stitches together six times, and then knit three.

knit four. then knit two stitches together. one, two, three, four, five, six, and knit three.

then continue knitting the repeat. knit four, knit two stitches together six times, knit three to end of the round. twenty third round. knit one stitch, but wrap the yarn around your right needle twice to make the loop longer. and that way continue to end of the round. again, knit second stitch, and again wrap twice.

knit the twenty fourth round as your sixteenth round, but before knitting the very first stitch, make the loop longer first, and then knit. then, yarn over, knit twelve, yarn over to end of the round. the repeat for the twenty fourth round is – then just repeat the pattern starting from the seventeenth round. so, knit all stitches to end.

then work twenty sixth round as eighteenth round, and so on. i repeated the pattern ten times – one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. and one repeat is eight rounds. i worked my last round as my twentieth round. now i will begin knitting rows instead of rounds to work my front and back parts. for each front and back part

work half of your stitches or five repeats – one, two, three, four, five. to work rows, it is necessary to increase three stitches. at the very end of my last round i will increase two stitches. yarn over, and knit one. then turn your work to the wrong side, and purl all stitches to end.

and again, i will use five repeats. i worked five repeats, and at this moment my repeat is nineteen stitches. and i increased two stitches from this side. now i will increase one stitch from this side to have multiples of nineteen stitches plus three additional stitches, or ninety eight stitches in total. then turn.

for the second row slip one stitch, then, knit four, and continue the pattern regular way – again, knit two stitches together six times, and so on. at the end of the second row, after last knit two stitches together six times, knit last five stitches, and turn. third row. slip one stitch, and then purl stitches, but wrap the right needle twice.

at the end of the third row, just purl last stitch regular way, and turn. fourth row. slip first stitch. then knit one, after the knit twelve yarn over, knit one, yarn over, knit twelve, and so on. at the end of the fourth row,

after last yarn over – knit one, knit very last stitch, turn, and then just purl all stitches to end. row six. slip first stitch, knit two. then yarn over, knit twelve, and so on. continue the pattern regular way. at the end of the sixth row work last yarn over, and knit three. then purl all stitches to end.

eighth row. slip one stitch, knit three, at the end of the eight row, after last yarn over, knit four. on a wrong side just purl all stitches, then repeat the pattern starting from the second row. after you repeat the pattern three times, knit two more rows to work your last row as your second row,

where you have knit two stitches together six times. for the twenty seventh row – purl all stitches to end regular way. again, for the twenty seventh row, just purl all stitches to end regular way. row twenty eight. knit one to end of the row. this is the end of your twenty eighth row.row twenty nine. slip the first stitch as usual,

and then slip second stitch also, but place your yarn in front of your work, and then slide this stitch from the left needle to the right one without knitting it. slip one stitch, yarn in front of your work, knit one, and so on to end of the row. at the end of your twenty ninth row slip one stitch, knit two,

now just alternate your twenty eighth and twenty ninth rows. so, again – purl one stitch, knit one stitch to end of the row, and so on. work rows for the back part, as you did for the front one. to work rows again increase three stitches – two stitches from the left side, and one stitch from the right side. from the left side – attach the yarn, and increase two stitches.

yarn over, and knit one. then turn your work, and purl all stitches to end, and then again increase one stitch, and continue working rows regular way. after you knit about twelve long rows of the pattern, use sixteen stitches, and work eight more short rows for the back shoulder piece. then cast off all the sixteen stitches.

for that – knit two stitches together. then place this stitch from the right needle back to the left one. then just repeat the process again – knit two stitches together, and then put this stitch back. continue to end of the row. now you may cut the yarn and secure it, and then attach it here, and cast off all the stitches to last fifteen stitches, or use a crochet hook, and work slip stitches down.

then place the stitch to the left needle, and continue casting off. then work second shoulder piece, as this one. knit the front shoulder piece, as you knit the back shoulder piece, but work six short rows instead of eight short rows. then cast off all the stitches, and join two shoulder pieces together. for that you may sew it up, or use a crochet hook.

knit each sleeve, as you worked the body. first, cast on loosely thirty stitches, or multiples of two stitches, using double pointed needles, and work the bottom ribbing. after that, increase nine stitches to have thirty nine stitches in total, after that, use circular needles, and work the fan stitch until you knit the desire length of the sleeve. finish knitting the sleeve

with the twenty first round. this is the widest round of the pattern. then join the sleeve into the garment totally the same as you join shoulder pieces together. start joining the sleeve from the underarm, and work that way to end. for the neck edge pickup stitches, and then cast them off, or use a crochet hook, and work single crochet.

ones you joined sleeves into the garment, and knit the neck edge, the sweater is ready, and thank you for watching.

White Lace Sleeveless Dress

what's the best web design app

what's the best web design app

- most design software these days has moved to being availableon a subscription model, meaning that you pay monthly or yearly and you get upgrades asthe software is improved, rather than just purchasingoutright, one specific version of the softwareand owning that for life. this model has its pros and cons. on the plus side, it's good to be able to keep up with

the latest releases easily without having to fork out for a whole new version of the software. but then also paying every single month, these costs can really add up. you're paying for access, rather than paying to own the software. really though, we don't have a choice, because, like i said, most design software

is moving towards thatsubscription model these days. so, for this video i've decided to do a bit of a stock take of the apps & software that i'm subscribed to and tell you a bit about them. the most expensive software i use is adobe creative cloud and it's kind of fair enough that it's the most expensive,

because it's also probably the one that i use the most. i actually got a freeyear's subscription to this at vidcon, which is pretty exciting, but when that runs out, i'm going to be having topay 45 pounds 73 a month, which is obviously quite steep. i also have a subscriptionto this through work, but obviously work pays forthe one that i use there.

adobe does offer a muchcheaper subscription if you only want to use one or two apps. i think you can pay like15 pounds or something per app to access them. but, i end up usingphotoshop, illustrator, indesign, adobe premier, after effects, maybe lightroom everynow and then as well. so, it's worth it for meto have the full package. i know some people havestuck with the older versions

before they moved tothe subscription model, but i do think that theupdates that they've done in creative cloud are worth it. things run much smoother and much better and there's much better features now. so, i think it's worth it ifyou do design professionally. and if you're still studying, they do have a student price as well, i'm not quite sure what it is,

but i know it's a lot cheaperthan 45 pounds a month. up until a few years ago, adobe was actually the only design software that i really used, butthen sketch came along. and i've done a video all about sketch. like a 101 tutorial, that i'lllink to on a card up there for you to go watch. this is what i use for web design. sketch fairly recently moved to a more

subscription type model. but it's kind of differentto how adobe does it. instead of paying for access, you're paying for upgrades in a way. you pay $99 and thatgives you a year's worth of upgrades. at the end of that year, you can just keep using thesoftware as much as you want, you just don't get theupgrades from then on

if you don't wanna keep paying for them. i really like this model they've chosen. because it means that it's much easier for people to access the software without having to basically commit themselves to a lifetime of paying for it. but then, professionals are obviously going to keep upgrading, and keep paying per year,

because they want touse the latest updates and the latest features. i love sketch. it's a huge help to my web design process and i'm going to be makingmore videos about it for sure, with some more tips and tricks and things. so, let me know what you'dlike to know about it, i suppose, and i'll makesure that's included in the video.

next up, something else iuse at work is invision. and this is a web app service, i guess you'd call it, for prototyping and gatheringfeedback on designs. you upload your webdesigns into the software, you can make linksclickable to jump around between pages. you can make little notesso that when you send it to someone they'vegot some context behind

what you were doing in specific parts and people that you share itwith can also leave comments, which is really useful. i use this for gatheringall feedback on my designs, so that everything is in one place. at work, we're on the $25 plan which gives us unlimited prototypes, but they do have cheaper ones as well. and you can actuallyuse it for free if you

just have one project thatyou need to put in there. another one at work is the noun project. noun project is a site where people upload vector icons for different things and you can just searchfor whatever object that you need an icon for and there'll be many differentoptions to choose from. they're mostly available under the creative commonslicense if you want

to just use them for free, but if you'd like to just use them in your project without havingto put the little line of credit anywhere, then you can subscribe to noun pro. you pay a fee of $9.99i think it is per month, and you get access to allof the icons you want. i prefer to create my own icons, but i often use this as a starting point,

as a reference or forquick things to go on social media for examplethat don't need me to spend a lot of time on them if there's already somethingthat's perfectly suitable waiting in the noun project. next up is teuxdeux, which just like it sounds,is a to do list app. i first started usingthis when you just paid a fee to download the iphone app

and then you could access it. they moved to a subscription model though, to be able to keep funding it and keep developing it. and it's only $2 a monthwhich is pretty cheap. it does sound strange, i know, that i pay to use a to do list app, because i know that there are many, many free ones out there,

but honestly, this is the one i love. this is the one that keeps me organized, so i'm perfectly happyto pay that $2 a month to be able to use it. the last app i'm subscribedto isn't design software, but i guess it's kindof about productivity, and that is spotify. i find that having musicon in the background is vital to my design process.

it can help block out therest of the office noise. it can help me focus. you know, i've got certain play lists that if i need to get inspired or if i need to concentrate, and that's why i'mincluding it in this video. and that is nine pounds 99 a month. so that is the softwarethat i'm subscribed to, i'd love to hear if your list is similar.

if there's other thingsthat you pay for monthly or yearly that perhaps i didn't mention, leave them down below in the comments, that'd be interesting to hear about. i am going to be doinganother video in the series all about the free apps that i use as part of my process, so stay tuned for that. give this video a thumbsup if you enjoyed it.

and if you're new to my channel, please make sure you subscribe because i make new videos aboutdesign every single week. and i guess i will seeyou in the next one. bye.

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website design and development guide

hey guys its jp here, your typical web designer.today were gonna talk about pricing for freelance web designers. are we to charge by the houris it a fixed rate and why do people charge $100 for a website what do they do? and isit ok to charge more for bigger companies and less for smaller companies? im gonna talkabout the best pricing strategies to have your customers happy for you to earn more.don't forget to subscribe. let me be honest, it is perfectly ok to chargemore for bigger clients, why? they have money. bigger clients. im not talking about placesto just ripoff like a bakery, im talking about commercial people. when someone operates inthe millions they have a certain budget to spend on advertising and your website is oneof those things. what you don't want to do

is approach these businesses with a $500 website.thats what i mean. so what you need to do is know your hourly rate or set a minimum. i'll start with the hourly.for me personally, my hourly rate is about $50 usd and that may vary based on where you live your cost of living etc. think in america that's a good price, caribbeansame thing. if you're in india or other places where the competition is high and rates arelow i think $10 or $20 an hour is a good rate. when it comes to my hourly rate i tend toset a minimum # of hours id work or a minimum number of hours id work for a job. now theminimum of many freelancers is around say $600 usd or $1000usd or even $2000usd. itdepends on how capable your are and how much you know you can make [develop] based on thebudget. some websites are more complicated, sometimes there isn't even much to do. sometimesyou don't even need to add code sometimes you do..

sometimes, the client doesn't really care. a lot of timespeople wants a website that looks a certain way and you can use magento, drupal,wordpress, joomla, it doesn't really matter just know that you have a minimum hourly ratethat your client would know ahead of time and you're gonna ask what their budget isupfront. then you're gonna take some time like around a day or two then you get back to them and say this is how much its gonna cost... but don't tell your basic minimum fee. just say this is how much the websites gonna cost is know your hourly rate or set a minimum. an estimated number of hours worked, thatsfor you to work out, i can't tell you what that is but i don't do a website for lessthan $800. sometimes you can compromise and go a little less based on who they are, butwebsites generally should not lower the industry average. they tend to take a lot of work,it takes a lot of design involved, ux/ui,

and especially if you put those things intoconsideration you can charge a hella lot more. one more tip, have options. for me i havetiered pricing, ill give you an example. a standard website would run you off say $1000.if you want to have e-commerce to be setup and stuff like that, its gonna cost aroundsay $2500 for your ecomercce to be setup and stuff like that, and if its a bigger companyexpect to pay 2500, 3000 and even more depending on the size. but i don't stray from my rangesbecause i don't wanna have, i mean, that can give you a bad reputation so you wanna staywithin what you know as a web designer and allow yourself room to grow without turningoff potential customers. always remember its ok to charge more for bigger companies don'tworry, don't charge too low because they won't

pay attention to you and don't charge toohigh because when bidding is happening you're gone. always set a minimum hourly rate, say$30, $40 usd. which should set you around $1000usd. which should net you a $1000 perwebsite. set a minimum website fee. dont work for too little otherwise you're gonna getbad clients and people are gonna take advantage of you. have options, tier your pricing, layerdifferent things. and if you're gonna have those packages customised charge your hourlyfees to add to that. so the key is to have your options and to be kinda straightforwardyou won't turn clients off. don't rush anyone by the way to buy a site, they're not gonnabuy from you. thats it guys thats how you charge for web design, you should be gettingclients that shouldn't be turned off by you because

you're fairly flexible but you're to the point.stay tuned for more updates and i can't wait to see you guys next time with more videoson web design and freelance tips.

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hey, what’s up, john sonmez from simpleprogrammer.com. i have a question for you about web developmentor software development. let us choose. this question is from—oh, this is a veryinteresting name. i think it’s lyubomir. that’s pretty cool. sounds like he could probably on lord of therings or something, sounds like an elfish name lyubomir or maybe a dwarf. anyway, he says, “hello john!”

exclamation, i like that. start with an umph! “i really like your videos and the advicesthat you are giving. wish you the best and a lot of success toyour productive channel.” thank you. “i am a 19 year old male, who is about tostart university in 3 months with major in informatics. i saw the curriculum of it and i am goingto study a lot of c++ and java. the problem is that i want to become a webdeveloper (probably backend), but i also love

software programming, using algorithms andloops. i had little experience in c++ programmingin the past for about 3-4 months and i find it really cool and fun. on the other hand i like web development too,but i suck at design. my first question is what should i choose:web development or software development? can you go in depth about their pros and cons? can i learn c++, java, etc. and few web languagesor do i have to specialize in one area? and can i be a frontend developer withoutdoing design and working with softwares like adobe photoshop?”

i already answered the second question. as far as web developer i’m not going toreanswer that but you can definitely checkout the video that i have about can you be a webdeveloper without design skills. the answer is yes, you can. but now, to choose between software developmentor web development. it’s kind of a nitpicky phrase. is there really a difference there? i think what he’s talking about is reallydoing kind of backend type of development versus frontend.

i did a video on backend versus frontend. you can check that out here just to get somemore context. but between choosing the 2, it doesn’t reallymatter all that much. what matters is the specialty that you pickand this kind of addresses the bigger question here is what are you going to specialize inand what are you going to choose? because even if you just said web developmentyou’re not just going to become a generic web developer, you’re not just going tobecome a generic software developer. you need to have a specialty. again, i’ll point you to my playlist onspecialties which you can check out here.

it’s ever growing as more and more of thistopic is discussed, but there’s a lot of good information about there. if i had to choose today between going theweb route or more the backend route it’s a tough one. i personally think, this is just my personalopinion here at this point. i think it’s a lot more fun and interestingto work on algorithms and to work on the backend stuff. in my career, i did software development for15 years, more than 15 years. i had a lot more fun working on like comingup with the algorithms and designing the architecture,

the stuff that you didn’t see because ifelt like it required more brain and more thought and more—it was more challengingto me. i’ve always liked that type of challengethat’s presented by that, to come up with the design of the architecture, to build thethings, to unit test them and make sure that that works. to me that’s always had the bigger appealbuilding these kind of things that are not visible but are still critical to an application. that’s my personal opinion. i think that’s more fun.

when i’ve done web development i actuallydid a video on i hate web development. i was talking about this a little bit. a lot of web development just—again, someof you are going to argue with this. that’s fine. that’s cool. this is just my opinion. but in my opinion what i’ve seen as a lotof web development is doing crud type of stuff where you’re basically wiring up stuff toa user interface and then making it work and then doing the design components and fiddlingwith why does this button not work or why

is this not showing up correctly. there’s some challenge and there’s somefun in that. i don’t want to say that it’s just total—andthere’s some excitement. there’s a feeling when you’ve createda web page, you’ve created a web app and it works and you go to the website and it’samazing because you created this thing and you’re seeing it working. there’s that, but it’s a little bit moreboiler plate, it’s a little bit less challenging for those of you that want that challenge. again, not to say that there’s not challengeespecially with some of the javascript frameworks

i know with react and angular stuff, there’smore architecture built into the frontend. we’re kind of blurring the lines there. in that case, i could see that. i haven’t actually worked a lot with reactso i can’t really talk to that, but in general, i find that web development is more of themaking the things work and translating directly from the requirements, i need to build a pagewith this button that does this thing to the code and the markup that makes that happen. whereas the backend stuff that you might dothat is not visible to a ui is going to be more like, okay, you’ve got these big requirementsand ideas and now you have to come up with

this architecture and stuff. that may appeal to you more. again, it depends on you. if you’re creative and you like design anddevelopment type of stuff, maybe that creativity will be sparked in web development. but if you’re a different kind of creativeand you like the problem solving, deep algorithm type of stuff then the backend stuff is probablygoing to be more appealing to you. that’s what was more appealing to me, although,like i said, i’ve done both and i’ve enjoyed both in my career.

i just would prefer, if i had a choice, ifsomeone said, “okay, you can only do 1 kind of development for the rest of your life”i’m going to skip the web and all of the problems and complexities of that and i wantto work on the pure backend stuff. that’s just me. what about you? leave a comment below nad let me know whatdo you prefer. let’s take a vote here: web developmentor nonweb development, software development. i don’t know if we should divide it thatway. we can say frontend or backend.

what are you, a frontend or backend? what do you prefer? also, out of curiosity, what are you doingnow? are you doing what you prefer? because i’m curious of how many of you arenot doing what you actually would prefer to do. leave a comment below to let me know. if you like this video, click the subscribebutton. you’ll get more videos like this, 2 to 3a day, and i will talk to you next time.

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hey, what’s up, john sonmez from simpleprogrammer.com. i have a question for you about web developmentor software development. let us choose. this question is from—oh, this is a veryinteresting name. i think it’s lyubomir. that’s pretty cool. sounds like he could probably on lord of therings or something, sounds like an elfish name lyubomir or maybe a dwarf. anyway, he says, “hello john!”

exclamation, i like that. start with an umph! “i really like your videos and the advicesthat you are giving. wish you the best and a lot of success toyour productive channel.” thank you. “i am a 19 year old male, who is about tostart university in 3 months with major in informatics. i saw the curriculum of it and i am goingto study a lot of c++ and java. the problem is that i want to become a webdeveloper (probably backend), but i also love

software programming, using algorithms andloops. i had little experience in c++ programmingin the past for about 3-4 months and i find it really cool and fun. on the other hand i like web development too,but i suck at design. my first question is what should i choose:web development or software development? can you go in depth about their pros and cons? can i learn c++, java, etc. and few web languagesor do i have to specialize in one area? and can i be a frontend developer withoutdoing design and working with softwares like adobe photoshop?”

i already answered the second question. as far as web developer i’m not going toreanswer that but you can definitely checkout the video that i have about can you be a webdeveloper without design skills. the answer is yes, you can. but now, to choose between software developmentor web development. it’s kind of a nitpicky phrase. is there really a difference there? i think what he’s talking about is reallydoing kind of backend type of development versus frontend.

i did a video on backend versus frontend. you can check that out here just to get somemore context. but between choosing the 2, it doesn’t reallymatter all that much. what matters is the specialty that you pickand this kind of addresses the bigger question here is what are you going to specialize inand what are you going to choose? because even if you just said web developmentyou’re not just going to become a generic web developer, you’re not just going tobecome a generic software developer. you need to have a specialty. again, i’ll point you to my playlist onspecialties which you can check out here.

it’s ever growing as more and more of thistopic is discussed, but there’s a lot of good information about there. if i had to choose today between going theweb route or more the backend route it’s a tough one. i personally think, this is just my personalopinion here at this point. i think it’s a lot more fun and interestingto work on algorithms and to work on the backend stuff. in my career, i did software development for15 years, more than 15 years. i had a lot more fun working on like comingup with the algorithms and designing the architecture,

the stuff that you didn’t see because ifelt like it required more brain and more thought and more—it was more challengingto me. i’ve always liked that type of challengethat’s presented by that, to come up with the design of the architecture, to build thethings, to unit test them and make sure that that works. to me that’s always had the bigger appealbuilding these kind of things that are not visible but are still critical to an application. that’s my personal opinion. i think that’s more fun.

when i’ve done web development i actuallydid a video on i hate web development. i was talking about this a little bit. a lot of web development just—again, someof you are going to argue with this. that’s fine. that’s cool. this is just my opinion. but in my opinion what i’ve seen as a lotof web development is doing crud type of stuff where you’re basically wiring up stuff toa user interface and then making it work and then doing the design components and fiddlingwith why does this button not work or why

is this not showing up correctly. there’s some challenge and there’s somefun in that. i don’t want to say that it’s just total—andthere’s some excitement. there’s a feeling when you’ve createda web page, you’ve created a web app and it works and you go to the website and it’samazing because you created this thing and you’re seeing it working. there’s that, but it’s a little bit moreboiler plate, it’s a little bit less challenging for those of you that want that challenge. again, not to say that there’s not challengeespecially with some of the javascript frameworks

i know with react and angular stuff, there’smore architecture built into the frontend. we’re kind of blurring the lines there. in that case, i could see that. i haven’t actually worked a lot with reactso i can’t really talk to that, but in general, i find that web development is more of themaking the things work and translating directly from the requirements, i need to build a pagewith this button that does this thing to the code and the markup that makes that happen. whereas the backend stuff that you might dothat is not visible to a ui is going to be more like, okay, you’ve got these big requirementsand ideas and now you have to come up with

this architecture and stuff. that may appeal to you more. again, it depends on you. if you’re creative and you like design anddevelopment type of stuff, maybe that creativity will be sparked in web development. but if you’re a different kind of creativeand you like the problem solving, deep algorithm type of stuff then the backend stuff is probablygoing to be more appealing to you. that’s what was more appealing to me, although,like i said, i’ve done both and i’ve enjoyed both in my career.

i just would prefer, if i had a choice, ifsomeone said, “okay, you can only do 1 kind of development for the rest of your life”i’m going to skip the web and all of the problems and complexities of that and i wantto work on the pure backend stuff. that’s just me. what about you? leave a comment below nad let me know whatdo you prefer. let’s take a vote here: web developmentor nonweb development, software development. i don’t know if we should divide it thatway. we can say frontend or backend.

what are you, a frontend or backend? what do you prefer? also, out of curiosity, what are you doingnow? are you doing what you prefer? because i’m curious of how many of you arenot doing what you actually would prefer to do. leave a comment below to let me know. if you like this video, click the subscribebutton. you’ll get more videos like this, 2 to 3a day, and i will talk to you next time.

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