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Here is a quick list of things I put together that a lot of JavaScript developers struggle with. I am probably missing a few items on this list but I feel the ones I did mention are pretty significant.
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20 responses to “Top 10 Things to Master for Advanced JavaScript”
nice. thanks for your time and effort in producing this video.
Did I hear correctly that you said Typescript is a "subset" of JS? It is a superset. Or my hearing is finally getting heavily impaired 😀
"A lot of people don't know this" x 50 ?
Thanks for the video
Typescript is a super set, not a sub set.
Great vid man!
In what way is chrome dev tools better then Firefox Dev edition?
destructuring , arrow functions , static classes , template strings … the good stuff!
Great list! In my opinion, these are important concepts to know, too: Promises, ES6 Fetch API, coercion, and recursion.
nobody use ie for development and i previous work for Microsoft so i can say that
Anyone know why I cant fastforward this shit on an iPad? Its good but not regular speed good. I need some of that 2x action to get through this.
Can you do a video specific to ES6
What are some resources for learning:
1. What is Object Oriented Programing?
2. What is the This Keyword?
0:58 — start of actual content
About keyword this you are totally right , more then %50 developers are not using keyword this
Great video! What should I do if all mentioned things are my second nature? (except typescript) 🙂
I would add to this list: call, bind & apply and GIT. Maybe not only related to JS but git is lifesaver
JavaScript is an impure functional language. it has imperative design obviously but you can write everything in a functional manner if you want. react for example uses immutable data structures to restrict state which is much more functional then imperative. of course functional languages can have classes as well and JavaScript's prototype system is unlike many of the other object oriented languages. my feeling is that when they implemented objects into JavaScript they used prototyping because the language was probably designed with a functional paradyme in mind.
Thanks that was really helpful, can you provide us a good resources to learn the advanced things in javascript …. because I feel like I am wasting my time I learned the basics but I can't make real apps or small libraries that can approve what I have learned can you give me tips, thanks 🙂
I understand much more than what is shown in the video
Love these kind of content. Great info,thanks!
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