JavaScript for Impatient Devs

JavaScript is the most-used language when it comes to modern web frontends. It's actually a really simple language, but it can seem like there's a lot going on! This video will prove that you can learn JavaScript... blazingly fast.

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro to JavaScript
00:14 - Installation and setup
00:48 - Variables and data types
01:54 - Objects
02:18 - Arrays
02:38 - Operators
03:43 - Control flow
04:21 - Functions
05:21 - Classes
05:45 - JSON
05:57 - Printing
06:10 - Error handling
06:25 - Packages
06:56 - Async

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[ts]

thx i needed a recap of javascript after taking a year break from work, this vid came in clutch

[avgvstvs]

These videos are so good, please never stop!

[steadyfall]

as someone who hates js, this video made me understand js better than any video out there. ❤

[GoldenBeholden]

This is a nice introduction and refresher for modern JavaScript; I actually thought undefined?.property was not a native JavaScript operation, but it turns out I just never used it before moving to TypeScript. One note about named anonymous functions: they do have completely pragmatic uses due to their more sensible implementation of the `this` keyword, similar to how `let` and `const` are more sensible implementations of `var`.

[bawbbie]

Subscribed. Great stuff, looking to see more

[pdcx]

should also mention tc39 and ecmascript's evolution each year to add some new stuffs...

[diggus]

6:29 I think that should be "if (!HUNGRY)", not "if (HUNGRY)".

[xD]

5:07 this is wrong, you can use function anywhere a statement or expression is allowed, not only at top level

[spaceplex]

i was 7 hours into a 12 hour JS video before this was uploaded, crazy

[Mistoffeleess]

It's irony that JS is getting similar to Java and vise versa.