At present, I am six months into pursuing a Master's degree in Software Development. Your expertise surpasses that of most of my instructors, and for that, I am immensely grateful, Sir.
Absolutely the best tutorial channel on RUclips when it comes to coding and JS. Top notch stuff for those of us who want to know the old school vanilla
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 Not simpler per se, it is doing the same things after all, but a lot more convenient to write. It's a big difference if you write document.getElementById("myButton").addEventListener(... or if you just write ...
@@feynthefallen you can do that with HTML as well. if you right myClickHandler(e) in vanilla JS, you can write . some just prefer to add an event listener in the JS
can you make a video like how we can make a selector function like jQuery (jQuery use $), something else function name like & or etc. & function accessible on window.& using IIFE. should return DOM elements.
I bet If I tell anyone who is doing JS for maybe around 5 Years to make this, most probably they will not able to implement this without any library if they are able to implement it in the first place!
At present, I am six months into pursuing a Master's degree in Software Development. Your expertise surpasses that of most of my instructors, and for that, I am immensely grateful, Sir.
Thanks. 😃. Well I guess I have been doing web development work since before half my students were born. You pick up a little knowledge along the way.
Absolutely the best tutorial channel on RUclips when it comes to coding and JS. Top notch stuff for those of us who want to know the old school vanilla
You're my go-to for anything JS. Incredible teaching.
Seeing something like that done in vanilla JavaScript again makes me all the more grateful for React et. al.
The code to do this in React would not be any simpler.
@@SteveGriffith-Prof3ssorSt3v3 Not simpler per se, it is doing the same things after all, but a lot more convenient to write. It's a big difference if you write document.getElementById("myButton").addEventListener(... or if you just write ...
@@feynthefallen you can do that with HTML as well. if you right myClickHandler(e) in vanilla JS, you can write . some just prefer to add an event listener in the JS
Thank you so much. Saved my day
Thanks and Appreciated for this video. :)
Richtig cool 😎
Wow I mean you purely a genius!
Excellent, thank you 🙏
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
can you make a video like how we can make a selector function like jQuery (jQuery use $), something else function name like & or etc. & function accessible on window.& using IIFE. should return DOM elements.
You can make tutorial requests in the comments here - ruclips.net/video/LCezax2uN3c/видео.html
I bet If I tell anyone who is doing JS for maybe around 5 Years to make this, most probably they will not able to implement this without any library if they are able to implement it in the first place!
Specially these react guys how has never worked with actual dom and have no understanding of how the things work under the hood.