Do THIS to become a Senior JavaScript Developer

In this video, I talk about how to master javascript and become a great javascript developer.

Timestamps
0:00 Teaser
0:17 Video Starts
0:44 Giveaway Alert!
1:04 How to Master JavaScript as a Developer
1:41 #1 More Concepts (Closures, Prototype, New Feature)
3:45 #2 How the Async Model Works?
6:19 #3 Debugging & Profiling your code
9:43 #4 General Ecosystem & Toolkits
11:00 Codedamn’s Full Stack Developer Path
11:36 Conclusion
11:58 Outro

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Hey! I'm Mehul Mohan, a CSE'21 graduate from BITS Pilani, Goa. I started coding early in life, at the age of 13 when I created my first blog on Blogger. I am listed in Google, Microsoft, Sony, eSet, etc. Hall of Fame for reporting vulnerabilities in their systems.

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[codedamn]

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[srinidhis]

I am a self-taught developer made a career switch from call center to react developer by following codedamn tutorial in YouTube from html, css, js, react. Now I'm able to survive in developer environment. Because of codedamn and I recommended for my two best friends for JavaScript and they started following tutorial. Thank u mehul. Ur lighting so. Many lives..

[ParthPatel-vjzv]

#1: closures, prototypes, ES6+ features

#2: async model: event loop, micro tasks, promises, callbacks, V8 engine, code execution at OS leve, single threading vs multi threading

#3: debugging & profiling: debugger, chrome dev tools / VS code, V8 snapshots, flamegraphs, memory leaks, cpu execution

#4: webpack, babel

[Rivhoyivur]

This is definitely the requirement to escape from junior role but not what you need to become senior. Architecture design, design patterns, is most important as you will not be needed to just know these things but plan a codebase+application. Also ability to break tasks efficiently into other developers and also estimating task time frames is also important.
Senior devs tend to become language agnostic as the software design principles matter more then.

[subhamsourav]

I recently found this channel. I am currently in the learning phase of web development, I will consider this as the most valuable information that I have got on youtube. The way you explain is very easy to understand.

[sriniously]

Your videos have helped me great deal to come out of tutorial hell and actually get my hands dirty by building stuff. You show the potential of all these technologies, the extent to which you can push to REALLY get it right. That's a huge help man, really appreciate it.

[patrickalbertson]

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[michaelo.agboola]

Not everyone go for mastery yet a video for mastery is presented. This is an open call to mastery. You've just won my heart. Thank you, I am accepting the call.

[pranshukashyap]

Recently came across your channel when I saw Mehul Mohan roadmap for Web Development. I had watched many videos, read many tutorials but never felt like I am actually learning and progressing. I was always scared of Frontend Part and this guy made so easy tutorials that even absolute beginners can learn with ease. Completed HTML, CSS JS basic and advanced courses and now feeling confident that I can easily make any design with just HTML, CSS, JS only. I would be trying my hands-on projects given on codedamn.
Best Part I like was there were small interactive tasks that rejuvenated the learning, It usually happens like we learn from a video then we think oh, I learned it and move ahead which is major mistake. While getting to apply those on concepts on small tasks would not only solidify concepts but also feels enjoying and refreshed.
Thanks, Mehul and Codedamn team for making so useful contents Free and accessible for all.

[maazsyed]

Best javascript learning YouTube channel on YouTube

[SahilPatel-khrt]

Hello mehul bhaiya, From a tier-3 college to my first job, your Codedamn channel changed my life. Your guidance fueled my self-learning journey, leading me to success. Your DevOps video inspired me to understand full-stack development, not just coding. Thank you for being more than a mentor; you're a beacon of hope for many like me. Your impact is immeasurable. With heartfelt gratitude,

[praveenyadav-cxxv]

I have just completed basics of full stack development and it excites me really nice to make new enjoying it 🔥🔥😎

[anmoltiwari]

I do not used to do comments in every video but in this I thought one thing is really recognisable which is you are clarifying that this video is not for beginner and saving beginners time it is great

[jomesias]

Also try to learn promises, with their then and error handlers. They are also used in Typescript as well

[vamsireddy]

I's been a few weeks since I started watching this channel...the quality of his vedios made me to hangout with all the playlists..😌

[geekchihabe]

hello please, i have an input, i created a function to get the input value and put it inside a text, the problem is that i need the function to put the value inside the text multiple times and the function take the value and put it in the one only! so how can tell the function to whenever it finds the div to put the value it put it there (multiple times)

[techbyrr]

You are guide to many of New developers

[hiteshsuthar]

1.How JavaScript Works
V8 engine architecture
Execution Context
Event loop
2.Basic JavaScript
Variables/types
Operators
Conditional/loops
Events/Dom
3.Objects in JavaScript
Arrays
Objects
Set, Map
Math, Date
4.Functional programing
First class citizen
Closures
HOF
Arrow function
IIFE, anonymous fn, fn expression
Constructor fn
5.Asynchronous JavaScript
Callbacks

6.OOP in JavaScript
Encapsulation
Inheritance
Abstraction
Polymorphism
Composition
Type Systems(duck typing..)
7.ES6/+
let/const
Destructuring
Rest/spread operators
for of/in loop
Generators, Iterators
..many
8.Typescript

[shaharyar]

I learned a lot of the basics of javascript and worked on multiple small projects but I was not able to master it and got stuck in the learning loop.
By watching this video I will create a full plan to start re-building those apps using these new features and approaches.
Thanks

[vruttantb]

Other channels tell you what to learn in order to become an expert, but codedamn tells you what and how to learn in order to become the master!