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JavaScript Crash Course For Beginners



In this crash course we will go over the fundamentals of JavaScript including more modern syntax like classes, arrow functions, etc. This is the starting point on my channel for learning JS.

Code including html/css:
https://embed.plnkr.co/plunk/8ujYdL1BxZftGoS4Cf14

21 Hour JavaScript Course:
https://www.udemy.com/modern-javascript-from-the-beginning/?couponCode=TRAVERSYMEDIA

Suggested Videos To Watch Next:
DOM Crash Course – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ik6X4DJKCc
Fetch API – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oive66jrwBs
JS Playlist With Projects – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEROU2XtPR8&list=PLillGF-RfqbbnEGy3ROiLWk7JMCuSyQtX
OOP Crash Course – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDJpGenyHaA
JSON Crash Course – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wI1CWzNtE-M

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43 responses to “JavaScript Crash Course For Beginners”

  1. TIMESTAMPS:
    Script Tags – 6:46
    Console Output – 8:20
    Variables – 11:15
    Data Types – 14:18
    Strings & String Methods – 18:38
    Arrays – 23:53
    Object Literals – 30:09
    Arrays Of Objects & JSON – 34:20
    Loops – 37:40
    High Order Array Methods – 42:24
    Conditionals – 46:30
    Functions – 53:23
    Arrow Functions – 56:22
    Constructor Functions & Prototypes – 59:25
    ES6 Classes – 1:07:21
    Window Object & DOM – 1:10:30
    DOM Selection – 1:14:50
    Manipulating The DOM – 1:20:05
    Events – 1:24:40
    Form Script – 1:30:39

  3. Hi Brad, I just started following you and I want to thank you, these videos are so very helpful. I am 63 years old and just started a Full Stack boot camp for JS and have moments of getting it and many more moments of “huh????”. I have used computers all my life with full focus on using programs and not the language behind the programs. I’m learning what a big difference there is and I have been wondering if I’m smart enough! Your instructions are good for me to understand. I mean no disrespect to others, but have watched videos that move through information at lightning speed and/or with joking around that I find hard to learn from. You present in a professional and understandable manner and I appreciate that so much. Don’t stop! 😉😊 I need your help. Thanks again.

  4. Is it possible to put more than one "like"?
    Seriously, this video was awesome! It is relatively in-depth for beginners, and it covers pretty much all aspects of Javascript. Plus, everything is well explained and it is easy to follow.
    I wonder how you're able to talk and accurately explain for an hour and 40 minutes straight. Very impressive.
    Looking forward to go through all your videos. You've been a great help 🙏

  14. Hey what setting/extension do you have that automatically puts semicolons at the end of your lines of code? Because I don't like having naked code, but it's annoying to constantly move over to the right and add a semicolon for the sake of readability.

  15. Ok so when I do "console.log(typeof isCool)" it obviously returns the type "Boolean". But if I were to say, add in another data type IE: "console.log(typeof rating, isCool)" the console log presents me with "number true" as opposed to Boolean. Can you please explain that? I tried putting isCool in its own set of parentheses but it's still returning true as opposed to boolean. Thanks I tried googling it and there was a bit of info related to it but it was hard to decipher.

  22. Dude, your humble. I like that. When you make a little mistake, you correct yourself in "real-time" instead of editing out the error for the vid. Many other tutorial vids act like they're omnipotent but you keep it real. Yup, I'm donating to your Patreon.

  24. Currently, I am working on a full stack project which required me to do the developing from back-end to front-end. Great thanks for your video. You picked those mostly important and useful things in your channel. Really appreciate!

  36. Wow! Thanks sooooooo much Brad – such a wide range crash course has boosted my confidence in JS beyond measure!!! I will check out your Udemy course for sure, or better still consider the various patron options in support of such a great contribution to the Dev community.

  41. I just came across this video after struggling to learn JS from other courses. I understand that this is a crash course and that you have a full course in Udemy. However, the course was last updated a year ago. I don't know much of anything about Javascript, so my question may be considered by some to be nonsensical but…is all of the Udemy course material still relevant a year later?

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