How To Build A JavaScript Password Strength Meter With Regex

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In this video I am going to build a password strength tester in JavaScript which heavily utilizes Regex to make checking password security much easier. I am going to show you a bunch of really cool Regex tricks and clean coding tips which will make working with Regex in JavaScript much easier.

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🧠 Concepts Covered:

- How to use Regex in JavaScript
- How to create a progress bar
- The best way to structure functions for clean code

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[jthomasaurus]

One specific thing I love about WDS is that you explain each thing you do, regardless of what it is. Working on regex? STILL get the refresher of shortcutting a boiler plate, setting devs, etc. These little bits that are repeated all the time, eventually become second nature, so I really appreciate how you run through every step, regardless of skill level or what the video is based on.

[iUmerFarooq]

I'm waiting for a fully advanced validation Form Tutorial using vanilla JS.
Thank for this awesome Tutorial.

[shubhammishra]

Absolutely loved this coding session. About halfway through the video, he had orchestrated an architecture that was intuitive and easy to follow. Code looks clean and modularized and is a feast to the eyes of a new person who might pick up on your code.

[pcgmer]

this channel is so underrated so much underrated. kyle teaching is so underrated so underrated

[suryapratapsingh]

Hi Kyle, please publish frontend advance level interview questions. And we need more tutorials on react js

[RVAraghav]

Awesome. Thank you Kyle. Need more of these javascript projects.

[dimimav]

That was a really nice video. Loved the simplicity with which you explained things. Keep up the good work Kyle!

[johnnydev]

Awesome videos! I love your coding style, super clean. :)


Would love a video or two about deployment and production. Docker? Kubernetes? AWS?

[phantom]

RegEx, everyones best friend when it comes to readability ^^

[anelemanaka]

Super helpful! Helped me a lot with my assignment

[sariksiddiqui]

Pros would use reduce instead of foreach(hint to another of his video)....just kidding .Awesome tutorial man.Would advise anyone to go through his whole playlist to essentially be a javascript master

[akshaykashid]

Hello You are doing very great job man. Please make more videos on JavaScript. Love from India 🇮🇳

[francescofaccia]

you are a monster! i'm sure that if it was not for the purpose of explanation you would have finished in 5 minutes!!!

[informationgiant]

I would be much more delighted if you kindly post "how to filter" using vanilla Js.
Thank you so much by chance :)

[alexzin]

dang didnt know about this var on css thing thanks ive learned so much <3

[yadneshkhode]

Thank you sir appreciate it love from India

[coordinates_]

Doing all these in React is like an ice cream

[smsibasish]

Hope your channel get more subscribers.

[huthayfa]

I would love if you could make a video on deploying Nodejs server on atlantict.net or any other hosting other than heroku. heroku is very easy but making us depending on it and its so expensive to scale.

[mounir]

You and the video are great!
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Thank you so much.