Today @adamrecvlohe walks us through some functional JS programming techniques in Part 1 of a 2 part Javascript series!
Project Code – http://codepen.io/arecvlohe/pen/repXde
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38 responses to “JavaScript and the DOM (Part 1 of 2)”
Im going to be learning Java for my second year of my computing course, looks awesome. Nice overlook, learnt alot cheers dude.
so is this beginner level or expert?because i have no idea what is going on,i'm just watching
Thank you very much for your hard work!
someone get that man a cup of coffee…
I just signed in into youtube to comment. Awesome tutorial! Please make javascript tutorials in future.
When I go to change view I only get editor layout and the three pictograms…
Edit: Save first then I can get to debug mode..
DOM is fun. Thank you.
Awesome stuff. Thanks! New subscriber.
Wow, what a dynamic speaker, get this guy on broadway…..
Whats up with the looks on that Inspect Element view? Is that a Chrome Dev Tools mod/chrome extension? Looks very neat!
This is super informative! I should have watched this a year ago, then I would not suffer so much…
It's annoying you can't follow and save an entire playlist from the youtube video. without having to trace that playlist
hi adam bro plz do you help me im a web designer
Fcking WIX ad
Thanks Adam Recvlohe. Bringer of the Rain. This dude open my eyes. This is my moment of wow wow. Same moment I have when I was learning css positioning. Thanks Mr Spartacus. Please make more video.
Wow.
Sir, you made an awesome example. The way you use the function is amazing. it took me sometime to understand. but i got it.
Thank you! Great video!
God bless the creator of jQuery. 🙂
Definitely do more JavaScript videos. That's where the real magic is. What I would love to see is the base JavaScript that jQuery methods are made from. That would be a cool video
Has Adam his own youtube channel?
What's the point in using Javascript to edit and add texts when you could simply edit in HTML?
You've earned yourself a sub! Pleasure to do business with you 🙂
Awesome vid Adam! I learned a lot from it.
Hi Adam, first up thank you so much for this great video. I have a quick question on when you switch over to the debug mode, when I am on the debug mode and console log the document, I don't get the HTML document page like yours, the key and value pairs that you get. It does take me to the page's html file but no key:value pair and doesn't look like yours at all. I am using google chrome on a macbook pro. Please help…!!! Thank you again
What a good example of functional programming by Adams. You nailed it. Bless you
Why do I have a margin around <body> but you don't? Thanks for sharing the knowledge!
Can you make javascript tutorial for beginers?
Damn, had to rewatch the last part with refactoring couple of times to finally get it.
Overall, great tutorial. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Thank for the lesson, you are really a good teacher!
The materials are compiled very logically.
Watched two times. I can understand watching and listening. But if I try to do it myself, I cannot make it work! 🙁
i know how you guys get the voice because i have one too, keep up the good company.. 🙂
Yay 2016 dev tips 🙂
Nice video! I like seeing guest episodes like this. Great job Adam!
Great video dude…
You seem to be copping heat for having a guest, dunno why. Great to get community members making vids in areas you don't specialise in. I'll keep watching.
Nice tutorial. Code refactor..
HEART THIS!