How to make mistakes in Java (Project based learning gone wrong)
There's no easy way to learn something without making a whole bunch of mistakes, as the saying goes:
Quick success builds ego, slow success builds character...
Or something like that, point is code is a collection of characters coming together to form functions.
I really screwed up in this video, tried to have different panel and frame classes. I have done it before in a different project just that I did not have to deal with text fields in said project. But hey, I won't know if I won't look.
Oh and here's a quick tip, don't use getFont() to get text from a text field, that doesn't work :)
If you can look past all the mistakes made, you get a working project folder creator which was the goal so at least I achieved it, easier youtubing for me. I hope to make more videos like this, consider subscribing to help reach more subscribers than I have right now.
As promised,
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
01:40 Setting the icon
02:50 Showing the window
03:49 "The important stuff"
05:43 Hypothesis
06:42 Attempted fix #1
07:35 Attempted fix #2
08:41 Fifteen minutes in ten seconds
08:51 Attempted fix #3
10:49 Attempted fix #4
12:44 Plan B: Back to basics
13:22 Fix #1
14:39 Does it work though?
15:12 Sharon get the champagne :)
15:29 This calls for celebration
16:05 Closing remarks (At 4 am)
16:59 That's all she wrote; Drop a sub
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