Hey just wanted to say thankyou so much for the great description. This was not so clearly explained by my bootcamp instructors and I appreciate you so much for it.
As I gain experience I’m learning it’s best to use different paradigms in different parts of applications. Sometimes you need a class, sometimes you need fine grained unit tests with functional, and sometimes you just write procedural because the code does not need to be reused or tested and may need to change. Studying patterns and learning where to apply them is the next step.
I'm not a native speaker as Max though watching 11. Deep Dive Constructor Functions & Prototypes I understood one more thing! Language i.e. articulate in English is vital! I learnt Java, then Python, now I'm trying to learn Javascript. A way of how Max explains the article is horrendous. I've got no idea how a newcomers in programming figure out what Max is talking about. Many words - little meaning. I watched the article twice.... unfortunately I failed to follow the pace and the explanation itself. Who couldn't grasp the concept I would recommend watching CodeWithMosh - he did it and did it well! The basic idea is to consider PROTOTYPE as the PARENT of an Object Constructor or a BaseClass. My criticism is a recommendation on how should be explain (or re-done) the concept that more learners could comprehend it.
I only have one word after watching video just WOW ♥️♥️I get notification at 3'0clock night and I not able to control myself till morning Please do make this type of tricky questions on react and Node as well
Wow, this is fun (6:00, timeline). I figured out how you exchange the value of the object from one variable onto another. I created several of my own and managed to figure out this nutcracker. May I ask? Does this have any significant' s in programming? Is this used for anything like a framework? I find it very interesting and fun to solve. I will continue to watch the video and see what else you mention, thank you.
In many years in programming, I have encountered recursive functions in the production code like once. Yet, in the coding interviews they are all the time.
Great video! Thank you, Max! I will really appreciate if you make an explanation video on SOLID topic. What do you think about it? Do you always write your programs using all of it's principles? How to use SOLID correctly in React application? Thanks in advance!
I see that there are more courses only available on your new platform academind instead of Udemy. That's sad that you had to do that but if it is better this way for you and students, I understand. So, I'll take the shot and go with a membership to AcademindPro :D. Because of all the teachers that I've spent time learning on udemy, you were the only one that catched my attention, your explanation are so straight to the point ! I learned a lot and the knowledge are kept longer in my mind.
Thank you very much for your support! I don't think it's sad though: Existing Udemy courses will get supported (updates and Q&A) + Academind Pro offers a subscription model or alternatively a single course purchase option, so you're not losing anything actually.
Will the full course be made available on your Udemy channel? I have the "best of" Udemy subscription but I don't see this course offered under your channel for paid or subscription access?
You are simply the best instructor. You look very fit but tired take CARE. Im intrested what are your opinions about php language.And how do php compare to node.js.
can u also make a course for web dev freelancing course? a. what are the requirements b. project proposals c. contracts if needed in a project ....etc. thank you
How do you keep yourself up to date with all trends? Do you use any websites to see what is new every week or something? Also how do you learn new technologies so fast? I had a look at React-router documentation and it seems quite hard to follow compared with the code you use in your tutorials. The way they show how to use their library looks quite messy compared with your reusable way of creating those lines of code. And this is one example there are other cases like Material UI, their documentation is not so friendly. How you do that though? You spend much time trying to find an easy to follow pattern or you learned these patterns from somewhere?
oh geez no link for udemy course related to this video ? ... so you won't do udemy courses anymore ? At least the video explains a lot , thx for that :)
Hello Max, I would like to know if you have coupons for your courses on Udemy, I am especially interested in making Ionic 5 - Build iOS, Android & Web Apps with Ionic & Angular. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us. Greetings.
@@academind If you cannot include them in 52 hours, god knows how many hours you are going to need. Make more course, give them new name and attract people to buy from your site. Good business idea. Good luck
@@dustinechoes343 === makes sense because they are not same instance.. but == is value based.. So can you explain your point a little bit.. It will help me to learn.. thank you
Sections:
Scope & hoisting - 0:30
Closures - 9:28
Callbacks (Indirect vs direct functions) - 15:18
Prototypes - 26:08
Thank you!
Primitive & Reference Values - 4:21
Recursion - 12:04
Asynchronous Code - 17:57
This - 23:26
Max is perfect ❤best tutor
Max and Brad from Traversy Media. They are my favorites
Wow! You really got the parts most JavaScript developers are having a hard time with. Thank you! Learned something useful!
Wahnsinn :D 26:03 "...and that this then refers to that what!"
;)
Hey just wanted to say thankyou so much for the great description.
This was not so clearly explained by my bootcamp instructors and I appreciate you so much for it.
As I gain experience I’m learning it’s best to use different paradigms in different parts of applications. Sometimes you need a class, sometimes you need fine grained unit tests with functional, and sometimes you just write procedural because the code does not need to be reused or tested and may need to change. Studying patterns and learning where to apply them is the next step.
I was looking for a video that went over the technicals and jargon and this is it! Great video and thank you, exactly what I needed today.
I'm not a native speaker as Max though watching 11. Deep Dive Constructor Functions & Prototypes I understood one more thing! Language i.e. articulate in English is vital! I learnt Java, then Python, now I'm trying to learn Javascript. A way of how Max explains the article is horrendous. I've got no idea how a newcomers in programming figure out what Max is talking about. Many words - little meaning. I watched the article twice.... unfortunately I failed to follow the pace and the explanation itself. Who couldn't grasp the concept I would recommend watching CodeWithMosh - he did it and did it well! The basic idea is to consider PROTOTYPE as the PARENT of an Object Constructor or a BaseClass. My criticism is a recommendation on how should be explain (or re-done) the concept that more learners could comprehend it.
Essential video to watch before the interview
Amazing, as always. You truly are gifted! Just keep doing this! 😁
I was just searching for closures on YT and here you posted it, what a perfect timing XD
Happy to read that :)
@@academind thanks for awesome courses
I learn React, JS, dart and flutter from this guy. This guy is just awesome.
I only have one word after watching video just WOW ♥️♥️I get notification at 3'0clock night and I not able to control myself till morning
Please do make this type of tricky questions on react and Node as well
Thank you so much 😀
Love the referenced values stuff, we call it «подъёбка» here in Яussia 😁 Brilliant explanation, thanks Max.
Wow, this is fun (6:00, timeline). I figured out how you exchange the value of the object from one variable onto another. I created several of my own and managed to figure out this nutcracker. May I ask? Does this have any significant' s in programming? Is this used for anything like a framework? I find it very interesting and fun to solve. I will continue to watch the video and see what else you mention, thank you.
In many years in programming, I have encountered recursive functions in the production code like once. Yet, in the coding interviews they are all the time.
Great video! Thank you, Max! I will really appreciate if you make an explanation video on SOLID topic. What do you think about it? Do you always write your programs using all of it's principles? How to use SOLID correctly in React application? Thanks in advance!
Great video as always! Will the full course be avaliable on Udemy or just the Academind website?
Thank you! The course is only available on Academind Pro (as part of the subscription or as single course purchase).
Academind ok thank you:)
prototype as a fallback object.. such a good approximation!!
Incredibly didactic. I appreciate so much your patience and dedication.
Thank you very much!
I see that there are more courses only available on your new platform academind instead of Udemy.
That's sad that you had to do that but if it is better this way for you and students, I understand.
So, I'll take the shot and go with a membership to AcademindPro :D.
Because of all the teachers that I've spent time learning on udemy, you were the only one that catched my attention, your explanation are so straight to the point ! I learned a lot and the knowledge are kept longer in my mind.
Thank you very much for your support! I don't think it's sad though: Existing Udemy courses will get supported (updates and Q&A) + Academind Pro offers a subscription model or alternatively a single course purchase option, so you're not losing anything actually.
Which font is this?
Will the full course be made available on your Udemy channel? I have the "best of" Udemy subscription but I don't see this course offered under your channel for paid or subscription access?
You are simply the best instructor.
You look very fit but tired take CARE.
Im intrested what are your opinions about php language.And how do php compare to node.js.
can u also make a course for web dev freelancing course? a. what are the requirements b. project proposals c. contracts if needed in a project ....etc. thank you
How do you keep yourself up to date with all trends? Do you use any websites to see what is new every week or something? Also how do you learn new technologies so fast? I had a look at React-router documentation and it seems quite hard to follow compared with the code you use in your tutorials. The way they show how to use their library looks quite messy compared with your reusable way of creating those lines of code. And this is one example there are other cases like Material UI, their documentation is not so friendly. How you do that though? You spend much time trying to find an easy to follow pattern or you learned these patterns from somewhere?
Awesome ! So many JS tricks in only half an hour !
Great video, thank you!
Excellent tutorial on the tricky parts of JavaScript. Thanks, Max
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Js is what makes me more comfortable building apps using react native compared to flutter.
Algorithms + Data structure and a Design Pattern course !
Stay tuned ;)
I have a question where JS is passby value or passby reference it both?
Whats the name of the font you use for the IDE?
Thanks. Why I can not set property values inside arrow functions?
You are always amazing Max, thanks for giving this content keep doing this. Thanks 😊
Nice to see I know tehm all :). Great video for JS beginners.
promise().tehn.catch(then)
Great explanation!
This is nice. Thanks for this type of content!
Nicely Explained !
thanks max
Thanks @Max
Please make this course available on Udemy as well. It gives out much better discounts when it comes to INR.
What's the difference between this two :- const abc = (...) And const abc = {..} second one is object but what's 1st one ?
I don't think the first is valid JavaScript
Very Good content, Thanks you.
Thanks Max ❤️
Max you are the best Love u
The best teacher !!!
He is hero 🇳🇵😍
Binod Nepali r u Bhutani?
@@vkray No. I am Nepalese. why?
Binod Nepali I had a friend whose name was Binod Bhutanese. But, he was Nepali. That’s why I asked u.
@@vkray Ah okay. And u are bhutanese or Nepalese?
Great Video
The simplest explanation!
Thank you Max, more JavaScript training never hurts any developer...:)
Great to hear!
oh geez no link for udemy course related to this video ? ... so you won't do udemy courses anymore ?
At least the video explains a lot , thx for that :)
No, please have a look at this video => ruclips.net/video/sqt04KPErTY/видео.html
Neues Homeoffice look&feel sieht schon ungewöhnlich im Vergleich zu Videos die seit mehrere Jahren produziert wurden... ;-)
Man muss sich den aktuellen Umständen (leider) anpassen :)
Hello Max,
I would like to know if you have coupons for your courses on Udemy, I am especially interested in making Ionic 5 - Build iOS, Android & Web Apps with Ionic & Angular.
Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us.
Greetings.
Is this concept included in your JS complete course
No, for that you will have to buy from academind-sketchy way to make money
Sketchy way? The Complete Guide has more than 50 hours + this course has a totally different focus. Very big fan of such comments.
You could include all that in 52 hours. It wouldn’t need to buy another course from your website
Thank you
@@academind If you cannot include them in 52 hours, god knows how many hours you are going to need. Make more course, give them new name and attract people to buy from your site. Good business idea. Good luck
26:00
Are they available in udemy?
No, only on Academind Pro as part of the membership or as single course purchase.
@@academind Please upload in udemy so that we can buy..pls..cost us high here
cloudflare workers course?
Please make it available at udemy
No plans regarding that, you can get the course here => acad.link/js-tricky
this course will be available on udemy??
No, only on Academind Pro as part of the membership or as single course purchase.
@@academind , sad you're moving away from Udemy.
@@xaviguasch there is no difference though, you can still buy his course on academin pro.
Javascript is weird and awesome :)
Max is babe.
Most trickiest part:-
{ } == { }
[ ] == [ ]
Are false..
I think it makes sense
@@dustinechoes343 === makes sense because they are not same instance.. but == is value based..
So can you explain your point a little bit.. It will help me to learn.. thank you
@@aryanshmahato Hey man, sorry, you are right, I did not put attention that you are using double equality. My apologies!
@@dustinechoes343 no problem bro.. #KeepCoding #KeepLearning
I think because objects and arrays are reference types. You are comparing 2 different pointers in memory even though they appear visually the same.
Just read books ...
Es IST aussergewhonlich lernprogram