How To Learn JavaScript In 2023 - From Zero To Mid-Level Developer

JavaScript is complex and difficult to learn, but it doesn’t have to be. In this video I share with you every single JS topic you need to learn in order to master JavaScript.

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⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:17 - Beginner Topics
08:30 - Advanced Topics

#JSRoadmap #WDS #JavaScript

[YuriG]

Kyle, great video. I would appreciate if you renamed all projects in your course to number them. Like
Project 1: Todo List
Project 2: Date Picker
Project 3: Shopping Cart

Would be useful so your students would be able to know how many projects they have completed from a quick glance

[mistn]

Awesome. With all the free stuff you put out and discounts for special cases, there is nothing wrong with having a paid course. Especially, one with so much effort put into it.
Everyone has to eat. Keep it up man🎉

[duskyHeHe]

Hey Kyle, would love to have a nextjs 13 tutorial from you, like the ones you have on sql and node.

[RAIN_BT]

over time i came to the conclusion that commenting things can be rendered redundant in the majority of cases when you simply structure and create your code in a way its explaining itself clearly already and keep it as modular as possible that when you would change/update/adjust anything its by structure always containing its own integrity/dependency..
since you mentioned the wisdom: all you need is a texteditor and a browser(console/devtools) => deeper understanding of javascript may seem hard but when you simply go for it and start messing around in your browser while doin casual things you do anyways and go exploring by classic trial and error in the beginning you will get ahold of alot knowledge-fragments way faster then you may think ;)
cheers and thank you kyle for bringing knowledge to the people the way you do!

[rod]

1:09 Thanks for being more honest than 99.9% of course sellers on the Internet.

[omarmahat]

What a gentleman! The best online tutor I ever came across

[fespamo]

this guy is one of the mentors of Front end, and they arent much like him, thank you kyle .

[Gabriel-iqug]

Your course is at a very reasonable price, it's an absolute gift, thank you for that! (I am a JS dev for more than 10 years, I am not the target for your course but I definitely recommend it)

[haroon_tried_coding]

hi Kyle Courses are good but prices are too much high for low income countries would be great if you offer discounts for those countries :)

[girlingame]

you are one of the best 10 youtubers programmers who knows how to teach and which topic in a clear way

[colindante]

Nothing better than sitting through a 15 min refresher clip on a Saturday morning!!. )) thanks

[codervince]

I've already been learning JS for over a year but this is a nice guideline to have!

[therobustmole]

100% Wanting to check out the course. This is exactly what i need!

[mwyzzdt]

thanks man i didn't know where to start with javascript

[techwithattila]

When someone tries to learn coding for the first time there are so many sources of information it's difficult to pick something because we worry that it might be the wrong decision.

I think the most important to thing to realize that as a beginner you don't really know much and following a guide will increase your learning speed tenfold.

Stop endlessly figuring out if this is the "right" course for you. Just pick something and stick with it for a while and see if how it turns out.

That's why I think this course is valuable. I'm hoping I will have something like this to offer in the future as well.

[elvispalace]

bro, definitely one of the best web development channel

[khaled-dev]

i took the course awhile ago, it's just perfect and i 100% recommend it.
NOT A PAID COMMENT BTW 😂

[einatblackrose]

I was hoping to get that list from you. Just what I needed now

[Alexandra-Rex]

I haven't touched any programming since I used PHP with MySQL in around 2002 for a small LAN website. But I wonder which language and database is best to use today for making a social media type of website. I've been subbed for a bit now, and you do seem to know your stuff, so I figured you'd be the right person to ask :)

[washingtonmaina]

hey kyle would love to see you talk on 3JS i mean that's one of the best library of javascript