Javascript Tutorial Part 1: Hello World




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Javascript is the language of interaction on the web. It is the language your browser can understand and process and more and more it’s being used for complex application tasks. Learning Javascript starts here, as instructor Mark Lassoff takes you through the basics of “Hello World” in Javascript. This Javascript tutorial covers placing Javascript in the head, body and in an attached document. Document.write is also covered as well as embedding HTML in your Javascript generated output.

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17 responses to “Javascript Tutorial Part 1: Hello World”

  1. Good video.

    By the way people, its 2018, and nobody has commented on what was causing the extra bracket error '<'?! Come on!

    Mark just commit a very imperceptible mistake. Place video at 5:16 (https://youtu.be/uPlhTKqGoLc?t=316), and then play it on slow motion. If you look well, when he was erasing the 'break' tag </br>, the last document save was at 10:29:24 p.m., machine time. But the next save was at 10:29:32 p.m., without erasing the bracket ('<'). Then, he continues with the class.

    That's why he never finds the error, everything in the code is OK, actually. Except that the external JavaScript file has to be saved again, so it record the erasing of '<'.

  2. Excellent tutorial man! Im gonna watch the rest of the tutorials now. Just wondering when you typed function demoFunction. Can you call it whatever you want for an example function Test or something? Anyways great tutorial man keep up the good work man.

  3. I gotta tell ya. I have looked at a lot of videos for JavaScript and yours is the only one that actually explains the code rather than just writing and expecting the viewer to memorize. Your explanations help me remember what the command or function is for. Thank you so very much for making a tutorial that actually teaches rather than just shows.

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