Object Oriented JavaScript Tutorial #1 – Introduction




Hey gang, in this Object Oriented JavaScript series, I’ll be walking you through object literals, classes, inheritance, method chaining in the prototype model.

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– JavaScript for Beginners – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoSksQ4s_hg&list=PL4cUxeGkcC9i9Ae2D9Ee1RvylH38dKuET

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27 responses to “Object Oriented JavaScript Tutorial #1 – Introduction”

  1. Hi ninja.. I m lucky to find you on YouTube.. you are not only knowledgeable but also a superb teacher.. I m hopeful that after completing all your tutorials I'll be confident enough in my understanding of js .. keep up the good work … 😊

  2. @3:50 being liiiiiitle cheaky with null not being an object. type in: 'typeof null' I know I know it's a bug but a very important one and in the grand scope of JS it makes more sense why it is an object, even if it doesn't have methods associated with it.

  3. Ninja, please create a course about CANVAS. There is no a lot of good information about this on youtube. I watch your tutorials and understand that no one can explain this better than you. Please do this. It would be great. I think a lot of people will like this comment)

    Hey people? please, support this comment. We really need canvas playlist on this channel)

    Thank you!! Ninja, you are the best!!!

  4. Very cool TNN – as you've done a great job demonstrating OOP, maybe some time in the future you demo functional programming so folks can see how the pattern differs? Just a thought. Thanks for all your hard work.

  5. Nice video but man I am sick and tired of the "CAR" example. Its not a good example for a beginner. Its says nothing about how the actual object works or is defined, or how you should objectify an abstract object. Ask a beginner to objectify an abstract process like a server connection object and see him/her quit programming the next day.

    Yes for a car is simple what properties and methods you should give it, but what about abstract objects?

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