Thank you for publishing my course! I hope everyone finds this useful! 🙂

This video assumes everybody uses React and consider it as an standard. WebSockets should be taught using JavaScript basics only

unfortunately it is waste of time

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand its an indian accent lol

I must say that it is honorable that he's teaching an important protocol to web development, but the constant going back and forth in code changes makes it way longer than it needed to be, and the multiple errors being presented, and not acknowledged are very distracting as well. Hope he developes his skills as an educator further down, he clearly understands the underlying concepts behind this.

Are you kidding? Socket_io has its own protocol. It is not WebSockets. It was workaround before WebSockets era. Socket_io in 2024?

Bro its great tutorial but you have to capture full screen, sometime its hard to know on which tab or file you are currently on.

Someone get him a real mic, please

Thank you very much for all your good will and efforts. However, many people's English is not perfect and it is difficult to understand while listening. If possible, can there be proper subtitles? thanks a lot.

Was planning to learn this. Just in time

I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed this tutorial. Your passion for the subject really shines through, and your step-by-step instructions were incredibly helpful. Thanks for sharing your expertise!

If you having a hard time making out the words like me, you can try using the subtitle button. That helped a bit.

Great tutorial Nishant, thanks much for sharing buddy!

Thanks for explaing nicely, i would strongly recommend to draw things first so that you are fully focused on explaining things.

The amount of hate comments for his accent is just unparalleled.

The accent is not so easy to understand for me, but I like the presentation so far. Good job :)

Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much for this free course 🤟

I don't mind the accent, his pronunciation is clear enough, easily understandable at 2x speed.

Please create a complete course on WebRTC also.

You could have used nodemon so no need to refresh the server every time you make changes. Overall it was a great tutorial on beginning websockets.