JavaScript Tutorial for Absolute Beginners

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2:15:00 Functions
2:31:45 Arrays
2:39:49 Associative Array
2:41:42 Looping Statements
3:11:31 Objects (Object Literal)
3:36:10 DOM (Document Object Model)
4:09:44 JQuery

[SimonGrowl]

Just done the whole video in a day. Brain overload.

Excellent stuff. I have gone from knowing ZERO to being able to build simple systems, spread across html, js and css files, and also am now able to look into the back end of sites using f12 and have a strong appreciation for what is going on.

Amazing. Here's to tomorrow!

[goliadking]

Notepad and IE? For real? This man is a savage. Respect.

[don-jprs]

Good tutorials, but I can't believe you are using IE for 6 hours, this is inhuman.

[nicholasnguyen]

"Welcome to a 'Brief' series." HE SAYS

[williamjamesrapp]

Of all the videos I have watched ( BEGINNER BASED WEB DEVELOPMENT ) you are hands down the best.

I am still having real trouble creating my GREAT IDEA mostly because of all the videos and books I have read or watched none of them do a good job interconnecting BRIDGING the information for a beginner so I am dead in the water.

I hope I can still glean some useful information from your tutorial.

I wish I lived close to a knowledgeable person such as yourself who could help or mentor me so I can complete my GREAT IDEA so I can get it launched and get started on doing business, but I guess for now I will continue to try and learn more and more.

Thank you for your time.

James

[wasiimo]

Him: we are going to be using notepad and Internet Explorer  Me: Huehuehuehuehuehuhue very funny  Me later: I'm reporting you to the police for inhuman treatment

[stevebob]

Very informative, I learned a lot about coding and JavaScript watching this. For anyone using Chrome a warning for the lesson at 6:11:18 for some reason it's playing at 2X speed or something. Use the speed feature to run it at 0.5 speed to make it understandable.

[opiyosebastian]

I am self-taught and you have been a good teacher and dad in programming! Great Job keep it up!

[jordansiu]

I've just changed my major and registering for classes in a few weeks. I'm so happy I found your channel beforehand to gain a better understanding of what I'll soon be learning. I have been doing the courses on CodeCademy but their method of teaching JavaScript just didn't cut it for me. I nearly gave up until I found this. I just wanted to say thank you, you've kept my spirits high! Hella subbed.

[brennoferreira]

Bob Tabor, just letting you know that there is a speed problem around 6h11min, that goes for all Lecture 20. Thanks for your effort in teaching us JS. Great work.

[bigfootisrealguy]

i'd love to have this guy be my teacher for web programming.

[rich]

Don't listen to complainers let's be basic about this I really appreciate you making these videos

[theanthill]

Almost lost me at "precise-ness". It's precision. You're very clear spoken and down to earth. I am going to keep watching but I am keeping an eye on you.

[inthemomentchannel]

Excellent resource: basically JS and JS related libraries all in one and easily understandable vid. Thank you, you're a God sent.

[CallOfDutyBrOwNsFaN]

YESSSS ANOTHER BOB TABOR VIDEO!!! I LOVE THIS MAN!!!!

[GalvakzaMusic]

Change speed to 1.5 - it's still easy to follow, and you'll get through it faster

[adeelahmad]

You're Simply Amazing, I Wish to Learn With You One to One.

[easterntornado]

Bob its awesome. Your approach towards object literals really tears apart to fix them in the minds of the newbies. Learning by doing parallel to your video is superbly beneficial.

[Orange_Jewlius]

this was very helpful, thank you! At first when things weren't working you taught me to discover my spelling errors and was able to do everything in the tutorial!