Please make more videos explaining this stuff. I must have watched like 7 in which they all explained it in the most confusing way or only within the context of objects. The freecodecamp one was BRUTAL.
Don't understand why you would use "this" simply for readability reasons, given that it can mean different things when used in different circumstances, and it isn't always obvious in which context it is being used. For many years, I have kind of stayed on the server side, because it seemed like Javascript was developed by teens that made it up as they went along. Stuff like "this" makes me think I was right.
Please make more videos explaining this stuff. I must have watched like 7 in which they all explained it in the most confusing way or only within the context of objects. The freecodecamp one was BRUTAL.
Oh my god ! You made it so simple and easy to understand something I’ve spent hours trying to understand properly ! Thanks man !
The only video on RUclips that actually did explain what "this" is. Thank You!
Glad it helped you!
I bet , You'll forget this after this video. this is the nature of this
The part with event listeners is exactly what i was looking for and didnt find in any other tutorial. Now i got it. Thanks.
Glad to hear mate
what theme for editor you are using? its simply looks cool
Nice introduction to the "this" keyword/concept. Thanks, Dom.
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Dcode, can you make a tier list of programming languages or frameworks? Would be interesting to hear your opinion.
LOOL what a good idea. Ok done
Thank you you explained this very well
I'm glad to hear it. I think it's actually a lot simpler than most people think.
5:36 - the most confusing part of JS 'this' keyword - is arrow functions
This video was informative. Thanks again, Dom!
You're welcome, James 🙂
Speaking about the keyword "this" and the location "this" is S U P E R C O N F U S I N G
We need a better way to speak about the keyword vs the location identifier
Thanks for keeping it so simple.
Please make a video about idempotent, and other concepts like this
Brilliant, just what I wanted
You're welcome
Thanks .. i understood it well now. Thanks again
Great explanation!
Hi my friend..thanks for this great video. Do you have some videos about Design Patterns please ?
Thanks!
Man if i had teacher like you before, i would have doctor's degree in programming already.
wow dude I finally understand!!
Mate I'm happy to hear that
Awesome 👍
Thanks 🤗
I found that it will work for function(){}, but if you use ()=>{} the arrow function won't work. Video around 3:20
Dom you cover php??
Not entirely, but I have used it in previous videos
Who you're kidding man. If you're 50 years old, then I'm Marlin Brando
thanks!
Love it
How do you know a programming language is broken? It takes almost 8 minutes to describe the meaning of one word.
Don't understand why you would use "this" simply for readability reasons, given that it can mean different things when used in different circumstances, and it isn't always obvious in which context it is being used. For many years, I have kind of stayed on the server side, because it seemed like Javascript was developed by teens that made it up as they went along. Stuff like "this" makes me think I was right.