Thank you! I think I get it now... After 5 other tutorials where guys talk about for 30-40 minutes, you explain it quite simply in 10 minutes. Thank you.
I've watched hundreds of tutorials from udemy, lynda, you name it. You do a good job explaining the material slowly for us laymen to understand. Thank you for the videos.
Thanks . this is an old video. I have made some improvement and explained in much more detail in this playlist. ruclips.net/p/PL7pEw9n3GkoW0ceMeoycg9D00YjPAbtvt
Actual Meaning and How Inheritance working in Javascript, I just got more clear when I saw this. Highly recommended. I don't know he is a developer or who but the way he explains it clear everything about prototype.... I will see more. Good work.
I concur Brian Woestman. I've been searching for the best explanation of JavaScript Prototype and Techsith has produced an excellent video to help me understand without any theatrics. Thank you. This is crux of the power of JavaScript.
I concur with earlier comments ... I am new to your tutorials, and I really am really getting a lot from your Object Oriented JS and prototype chain stuff. THANK YOU!
Thanks for these tutorials. I’m DBA and I’m also Java and C# developer but to be honest I had a lot of confusion in JavaScript. I had been looking for a good tutorial on JavaScript where I could fill the gap I had in JavaScript. Each time I develop in C#, whenever I need to do some think in JavaScript I have go to google to find codes, tweak them and use them. But it is best if I can write myself working codes in JavaScript and use them. Your tutorials gave me a lot of insights. Some areas of confusion are now crystal clear. I was looking for some think like your tutorials not the basic things such as variables, functions… I don’t know if you have some advanced and well explained tutorials on JQuery also. Thanks
Similar to this video , I have a whole series of Object-Oriented JS which you can check it out. ruclips.net/p/PL7pEw9n3GkoW0ceMeoycg9D00YjPAbtvt And I also have misc advance topics on JS ruclips.net/p/PL7pEw9n3GkoW5bYOhVAtmJlak3ZK7SaDf I don't have any jquery videos. but I believe jquery is just a wrapper to javaScript that allows you to use javaScript selectors well. If you know advance JS you can do Jquery in a jiffy. Let me know if you have any questions.
Man! your tutorials are the most simple explained! It seems like the other youtube channels are trying to make it so hard to lead coding. Keep up the good work!!
great lesson and I think it would be easier if you use names like Car or Person. The single letters make it a bit hard to follow for newbs. Looking forward to more videos, thanks for doing them :)
Thanks for watching . Greetings from USA. I do have an entire playlist on Object Oriented JavaScript where I explain prototype inheritance and classes.
Very clear explanation, totally understand the concept now. This is coming from someone who was confused after watching a paid tutorial from -not gonna name it- =)
You got your own view and you explain things very well. Good job sir. Way better than that guy codexxxxxx teaching fundamental yet using unnecessary library like mustache.js
Even after umpteen articles and videos I was still confused about prototype(partly because of a lot of terminology namely prototype, __proto__, constructor proto, etc.). However, this video has made the basic idea of prototype very clear. I enjoyed the session till the end. Could you throw more light on these terms that are used interchangeably and perhaps mean the same. Also, what comes first: the master Object or its constructor function? Thanks.
You are my favorite teacher on internet ! thank you very much for your tutos i learned a lot ! I have one question maybe you could explain to me. What is the difference between new and object.create and what is the better practice ?
Thank for watching :) object.create actually creates prototype from the object while new doesnt create prototype. see this exmple let x = function() {}; x.prototype.add = function() { return 3; } let y = Object.create(x); console.log(y) let z = new x(); console.log(z) Here y is going to have add as a prototype method and z is going to have add as its own method.
I am reading the book "Eloquent Javascript" that everyone says is good, but it's really bad in explain things. It's good to present you the subject and have good exercises but that's it. Without your video I would never understand that.
I love this tutorial... finally i understand prototype! :D
Glad you got it. Thanks for watching!
@@Techsithtube hope you took this content from JavaScript 16 sexy
Today is the day I understood what prototype property is
Thanks
The best explanation of JavaScript prototypes I've seen. Thanks a lot!
excellent explanation ! this is the best tutorial on protoypes JS.
Thank you! I think I get it now... After 5 other tutorials where guys talk about for 30-40 minutes, you explain it quite simply in 10 minutes. Thank you.
Thanks for watching !:)
Brilliant, simply brilliant. Thankyou. At last someone who can explain prototype in a clear and easy to understand fashion.
I've watched hundreds of tutorials from udemy, lynda, you name it. You do a good job explaining the material slowly for us laymen to understand. Thank you for the videos.
Thanks for watching! :)
I absolutely love how you explain it in such an intuitive way that makes sense to a human brain.
Thanks . this is an old video. I have made some improvement and explained in much more detail in this playlist. ruclips.net/p/PL7pEw9n3GkoW0ceMeoycg9D00YjPAbtvt
You have simplified prototypical inheritance, a thumbs up !!!
Actual Meaning and How Inheritance working in Javascript, I just got more clear when I saw this. Highly recommended. I don't know he is a developer or who but the way he explains it clear everything about prototype....
I will see more. Good work.
Great You should also check out the full playlist on object oriented programming in javaScript.
This was very well said. I was able get it through my head when you compared it to class inheritance. thanks a bunch.
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I concur Brian Woestman. I've been searching for the best explanation of JavaScript Prototype and Techsith has produced an excellent video to help me understand without any theatrics. Thank you. This is crux of the power of JavaScript.
Great video. I think this was the best explanation that I've seen. You really helped clear up some of the questions I had. Thanks!
i agree with you !
one of the best video on inheritance, very clear explanation. Awesome , No words.
I concur with earlier comments ... I am new to your tutorials, and I really am really getting a lot from your Object Oriented JS and prototype chain stuff. THANK YOU!
I have a newer series on object-oriented JavaScript. you can check it you from this playlist.
ruclips.net/p/PL7pEw9n3GkoW0ceMeoycg9D00YjPAbtvt
Just want to say that these videos are fantastic, man. Thank you.
Thanks for this brief and to-the-point tutorial on Prototypes. Makes all the sense now.
very well explained! Made more sense than a lot of other videos on youtube
Thanks for watching! :)
best prototype tutorial. i finally understand prototypical chain. you shouls make udemy tut on js
This was a very clear explanation of the prototype chain.. Thank you!
The clearest explanation ever. Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for these tutorials. I’m DBA and I’m also Java and C# developer but to be honest I had a lot of confusion in JavaScript. I had been looking for a good tutorial on JavaScript where I could fill the gap I had in JavaScript. Each time I develop in C#, whenever I need to do some think in JavaScript I have go to google to find codes, tweak them and use them. But it is best if I can write myself working codes in JavaScript and use them. Your tutorials gave me a lot of insights. Some areas of confusion are now crystal clear. I was looking for some think like your tutorials not the basic things such as variables, functions… I don’t know if you have some advanced and well explained tutorials on JQuery also.
Thanks
Similar to this video , I have a whole series of Object-Oriented JS which you can check it out. ruclips.net/p/PL7pEw9n3GkoW0ceMeoycg9D00YjPAbtvt
And I also have misc advance topics on JS ruclips.net/p/PL7pEw9n3GkoW5bYOhVAtmJlak3ZK7SaDf
I don't have any jquery videos. but I believe jquery is just a wrapper to javaScript that allows you to use javaScript selectors well. If you know advance JS you can do Jquery in a jiffy. Let me know if you have any questions.
This was the best explanation of prototype I have ever seen. You made it all so clear. Thank you.
Well explained, it revised my concepts for prototypal inheritance.
Merci beaucoup :)
Le Prototypage et l'héritage sont superbement expliqués !
An excellent video, I have watched a few on this topic but still had some confusion. This video made many things much clearer. Well done!
Man! your tutorials are the most simple explained!
It seems like the other youtube channels are trying to make it so hard to lead coding.
Keep up the good work!!
Thanks :)
I'm about to watch this video and I think I am in the right place!
Finally Understood prototypes. Able to write some inheritance using prototypes.
Do check out my full series on Object Oriented JavaScript. Thanks for watching! :)
Great explanation by demonstrating. Thank you.
I like your calm teaching style, thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching! :)
great lesson and I think it would be easier if you use names like Car or Person. The single letters make it a bit hard to follow for newbs.
Looking forward to more videos, thanks for doing them :)
I love the way you say methods!
I love the channel in general!
Thanks so much!
You have been one of my best teachers for JavaScript!
Thanks Patrick for the awesome comment. Keep learning! :)
Thansk for this information, hopefully do you can still doing videos like this one!
Easily the most helpful video on this subject, great diagrams man
thanks man, your videos are the best, I finally understand some of the tricky concepts of JS that I didn't before
you are: while(true) { Best() ;}
Thanks a lot for the videos.
Thank you varinder :)
Clear and concise. Thank you for the explaination.
Great video. Very straight forward and great examples!
Man, that was clear and easy to understand , Thank you
Best explanation, ever! Greetings from Germany, Berlin
Thanks for watching . Greetings from USA. I do have an entire playlist on Object Oriented JavaScript where I explain prototype inheritance and classes.
Really concise and easy to grasp, thank you!
Each and every tutorial of yours explains the concepts deeply.. and I find it more interesting to learn javascript.. Thanks to you.. :)
the best explanation, many thanks
your videos are clear and concise . thanks man.
Thanks for watching!
Very profound way described. Enjoyed watching. Thank you Mr. techsith (2019)
Very clear explanation, totally understand the concept now. This is coming from someone who was confused after watching a paid tutorial from -not gonna name it- =)
I am gald you learn something :)
Thanks for your teaching!
Great explanation, finally I get prototypes in js, thanks :)
clear explanation of the concept, thanks for the video !!
Very good tutorial. Thank you
Great explanation
thank you, your tutorials are very good.
Perfect! Thank you so much for your videos.
Outstanding.
Excellent tutorial!
You're a great tutor. Thank you so much!
You're a cute girl. Thank you for marrying me
Finally understand !!!! thank you a lof !!!
As always, good job
Very well explained!
well explained sir...
I loved this.
Great tutorial!!! Well explained! Thank you.
very well explained !!!
You got your own view and you explain things very well. Good job sir. Way better than that guy codexxxxxx teaching fundamental yet using unnecessary library like mustache.js
thank you for the explanation. it helps me alot!!
amazing thank you I think now that I'll get a full mark in the assessment ♥
Thank you for watching! :)
Thank you very much for this video!!!
Awesome😍🌹
You're a god. Thank you
I feel like I can conquer the world after seeing this.
:) Enjoy! and keep on learning!
Really well explained, thank you!
Excellent! it is finally clear. ( Like and subscribed )
Thank you for this! Very good explanation.
Thanks for watching :)
I had many a confusion on prototype. Finally, Gotcha :=) And subscribed too :)
Thanks for watching ! :)
Great explanation sir !!!
Thanks man.I got the explanation I needed
Thanks for watching! :)
Thank you, I could not figure these things out for the life of me.
from myHeart.prototype thank you a lot .
Is that prototype property or attribute?.. since js has prototype property and prototype attribute
Great video :)
this is amazing man , keep going
thanks a lot
Beautifully explained :)
Great job
Thanks for watching :)
Tysm Sir!!
awesome tutorial sir!.pls do video for developer tool debugging..that would be really helpful.thanks for reading my comments.i hope you will make it.
Great tutorial, thank you :)
HELLO, why with arrow function makes undefinied?
x.prototype.getJ = () => this.j
arrow function dont bind to this. which means it takes this from its outer scope and if you dont have outer scope with j. it will give undefined.
@@Techsithtube woow thaks for answer
thank you too much for this tutorial about objects in JS is the best I've ever seen :D even better than Mozilla's
Thank you Ricardo for watching!
Great! thank you so much
Thank you ! A LOT !
Thanks for watching Madalina! :)
Thanks my boy !!
Nice
Thanks man!!
Even after umpteen articles and videos I was still confused about prototype(partly because of a lot of terminology namely prototype, __proto__, constructor proto, etc.). However, this video has made the basic idea of prototype very clear. I enjoyed the session till the end. Could you throw more light on these terms that are used interchangeably and perhaps mean the same. Also, what comes first: the master Object or its constructor function? Thanks.
Thanx my manzzzz
Hi,
The videos are nice and easy to understand. Can you provide angular 2 videos as well in such a practical approach.
You are my favorite teacher on internet ! thank you very much for your tutos i learned a lot ! I have one question maybe you could explain to me. What is the difference between new and object.create and what is the better practice ?
Thank for watching :) object.create actually creates prototype from the object while new doesnt create prototype.
see this exmple
let x = function() {};
x.prototype.add = function() {
return 3;
}
let y = Object.create(x);
console.log(y)
let z = new x();
console.log(z)
Here y is going to have add as a prototype method
and z is going to have add as its own method.
I am reading the book "Eloquent Javascript" that everyone says is good, but it's really bad in explain things. It's good to present you the subject and have good exercises but that's it. Without your video I would never understand that.
Its a very good book but it doesn't always explain in a simple language.
Hi , in the first slide shoulnt' the methods and properties point to the prototype of the new function x1 ?