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27 responses to “This Is the Only Way to Truly Learn JavaScript”
The best way to learn Javascript is to learn Kotlin and Swift. i like this
Thanks for the advice, I will try to use it more often 🤩
Oh and you've got another subscriber mainly cuz of how honest and real u were with all the cursing like a normal person XD
Thank you for the video, I feel like it was useful <3
how dare you saying w3schols is a shity site
Firts step: learn a real programming language first.
At 4:45 you state view the file. Just download VScode so how are you viewing the html and also the code? Thanks.
that "let me see where the ffff…tch tch tch" at 13:32 made me click on subscribe right away!
Damn you type fast…😭😭😭😭
In all honesty I am going threw these books. Using repetition and memorizing techniques and putting it all together.
Thank you….. this 15-minute video unlocked the mysteries of learning Javascript (at least for me) !!!!!
The comment about "not being able to step through JS within your HTML file" is 100% incorrect and can absolutely be done in any browser inspector tool.
the best honest advice on youtube about learning js, i like your way of passing information!!!!!!!
Good content
Thanks
I had to rewrite my job's code into full javascript because of list restrictions within C#. Microsoft made a weird choice with their having html elements being understood as controls which fall under collections since collections are a list type that can't be modified in any way whatsoever without throwing a runtime error. The project was a dynamic widget creator and having to interact between javascript, asp.net, and c# was an ordeal. Luckily, I was able to rebuild the program from the ground up without any issues and any of the restrictions.
This was a damn rant! How does this help me learn what each thing is!?
There is a video I watched that now is saying that javascript is complete shit and that people are moving to TypeScript.
Im really starting to fucking hate the coding industry, because no one can make up their fucking minds on what is the standard.
Some people in anther video says its not worth getting involved in JS since TS is going to take over. Here is just 1 video out of hundreds on youtube that is now
trying to force people out of JS and into TS. – Why people cant make up their fucking minds. — We are still in the Framework War Hell……
And now videos like the one I linked are trying to move people out of a language into another because THEY like the language and they just want everyone else to do the same
Because they are biased and hating on JS and think TS is all the norm. — Its no wonder new developers are finding it hard to keep up let alone find a language to stay in.
Because of the types of videos like the one I linked are confusing the living shit out of the new coding people. I just dont understand it, people need to stop their bullshit already.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24tQRwIRP_w
What I got out of that video is a guy that is extremely biased to TS and is saying that people should ditch JS because the new front end developers are
going to use TS side by side with CSS and HTML and for everyone to throw away their JS. — Thats what I get out of that video.
So I guess the new Front End developer language is now TS, CSS & HTML. as there will no longer be JS because as the guy says, its trashed.
(Face Palm) give me a fucking break…… I feel so sorry for all the new front end developers having to put up with the bullshit. its no wonder they are so fucking confused.
The best way to learn Javascript is to learn Kotlin and Swift.
thx dude
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dont know which is better, your tech skills or your honesty. That felt real, thank you.
React is hard, but luckily it does a lot of the hardes work for you. You don't need create element. The react library does all the dom handeling for you.
awesome vid this is exactly some of the js leaning direction that i was looking for thanks
This exactly the same way i see it!! It‘s not that i think frameworks are not usefull they are just not good to learn js! I also want to learn the native code first
Can you make a video on the best way to learn HTML and CSS ? PLEASE ?!
Honestly, I find the profanity refreshing and relatable 🙂
Wrong way to learn js is to buy a book called “JavaScript”.
I think that the material for learning js is bonkers. The initial issue with js material was that it was largely covers from a Java/classical inheritance methodology. This was the first major issue. Then coffeescript came out and said enough to with the js long hand crap. And then esnext (es6) came out and the old materials were scrapped for the new syntax. Yet it getting up on the new syntax was only available from plundering the internet. To make learning js more challenging, React popularized concepts like “functional programming FP. immutability, pure functions and composition.” Again, there were no js books out there that covered any of this, yet all web resources took a hard turn into these areas. But js is FP like, yet not a full on FP language. What I’m getting at is that there is a ton of nuance that goes into learning js. There is more nuance than there is practical basics.
I agree that the only way to learn is buy making stuff, but it’s hard to understand anything about js from the current tuts and resources. It’s really a long play effort. After an eternity of confusion, it all begins to make sense. And a lot of this confusion is derived from the fact that many of the resources for learning js absolutely SUCK.
I'm still in HTML next will be CSS and I'll start praying about JavaScript before I get there. I've seen the intro and there's no fun in it.
I'm just trying to get into the right frame of mind.
After using JS for 20 years… you never really feel like you know JavaScript. Usually because you're busy learning some new framework's syntax and methods that obfuscate JS.