JavaScript for Beginners #2 - Modifying HTML Elements (getElementByID, innerHTML etc. )

In this javascript tutorial for beginners I will be showing how to modify HTML elements by using javascript methods like getElementByID and innherHTML. This will allows you to access elements in your html document and modify/change their values.

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[ethiclesshacker]

Man, this guy never fails. Tim your teaching method is really great and I'm loving this Javascript series. 💯

[ozzyfromspace]

Your “slow” approach is absolutely PERFECT! I’m actually getting it, and it’s an amazing feeling. Thanks, Tim! 🙌🏽😊💯🎊✨🙏🏽

[andiswaclay]

thank you much. the relief and joy flowing like a current through my body at the realization that i'm not dumb after all. haven't even finished the vid and i'm already subscribed. you are darn good at what you do. thank you thank you, so clear, thorough and precise. you truly care about who is behind the screen rather than showing off what you know. can't say it enough. thank you.

[Kieran_McNally]

Great to see these tutorials as I just beginning to learn Javascript. Pace is just right.

[aZaamBie]

Thanks, Tim! I've started learning JavaScript recently and your videos have been helping me out alot!!

[deeteeuk]

This has to be the best explained JavaScript tutorial for beginners i've come across yet, finally i'm starting to understand how the basics are working, when anything is explained slowly and clearly it really starts to make sense and store in the brain. Thanks for your videos much appreciated.

[chawza]

thank you. I just started web dev for a while and you suddenly teach javascript as well. I'm looking for this js series

[Yatsucookie]

As a beginner (i discovered coding 1 month ago) you're definitely not going too slow for me, i even need to replay some parts in order to make sure i understood everything right! - I really appreciate the clarity & accuracy of your explanations & how you break things down. Thank you so much Tim 🙏

[Napkind]

You have the best explanation tutorials I've seen so far; really great work 👍🏿

[louppetit]

I've never programmed in js, well your tuto is perfect for beginners ! :)

[Jeff-fcnf]

Brah, I am 38 years old, very computer competent, very familiar with Excel and Googlesheets functions with a tiny bit of scripts, build dozens of computers, overclocked my hardware and I have been trying to learn how to code online for free. The slow painful grind of most other teachers leaves me bailing after like 3 videos, feeling like I am getting nowhere useful. They spend way to much time on hyper narrow explanations on the most basic and uninteresting aspects of code, its unbearable.

Imagine teaching someone about cars, but you spend the first 5 hours talking about metric versus standard, and the different blends of gasoline. No one is going to care until they have taking something apart 50 times. Just start taking stuff apart and explaining what's important in that moment, and that's what you do. I love it.

They way you just kind of cruise these general concepts with real examples is amazing. I have learned more in the last two videos than the previous 10 hours I have spend watching different people, and I never got past the differences between var, let, const... Or how to resize an image based on pixel size. I don't care about how to around an image that I want to spend 30 minutes on it.

Your teaching style is an incredible breath of fresh air. Just jump into some meat of code, a brief explanation of the structure with a top down view. Really digging this. Users can always dig into something super specific if they want and you give them the freedom to just learn practical code via examples that are interesting and keep people engaged. Bravo my man.

[SmuthiePlayz]

love the videos! i have to learn js for school anyway so this is great to refresh my memory of it!

[westernvibes]

Jesus bruh i wanted to learn JavaScript and here i opened my youtube to see my fav youtube coder making a series on this. You better take it to a level where you create some apps or games with js<3

[SportsUniqueFootage]

Dude, I usually don't put comments in videos but this is fantastic content. You are telling us what they need to know. Nothing more, nothing less. Good good stuff

[linderpak]

This is the JavaScript tutorial I've been waiting for! You have a gift to explain the intangible (at least for me). You're doing great work!

[eborne]

Thanks for giving me the power to do what "I" want to do to a page, rather than doing a project someone else has conceived!

[juliusblack]

Thank you for doing these awsome tutorials!

[basilzimba]

Thank you for the gift of you Tim... Your teaching skills are exceptional.

[vibinouthere]

By your approach and non-verbal communication, I can easily tell you are a highly intelligent person.

[sophieclark]

I've been pinging back and forth between Codecademy, Free Code Camp, and other YT tutorials, and this is by far the best! Thank you so much!