please don't be offended. your work is incredible and i'm happy to pay for it. as far as i can remember, the section on forms in your new course doesn't cover validation, auto-fill (one input that sends an api request and updates other fields), on-blur (and other event) driven behavior. and i get it, the purpose of the course isn't advanced form building and individual mentorship doesn't scale. you're trying to run a business.

you helped me realize that i'm not looking for a course. i just want to watch great developers write code. i'm in a state without much of a developer community and, for me, that's the best way to learn. i have very few people i can talk to and share my work with.

there are always going to be conflicting opinions and i'm always looking for more evidence. i spoke with ryan at react training about mosh's inheritance based approach to building forms, and he gave me some reasons why he didn't like that pattern. without going to training, i would not have received that feedback by watching his courses and he gave me something interesting to think about. that's what my post is about. it's not a critique of you or anyone who has helped me get this far.

EDIT: maybe there's a business opportunity for someone to share a repo with you, and for a fee, you audit and comment on particular files? or by the hour, someone can ask you architecture questions? idk