JavaScript and the DOM (Part 2 of 2)

Today @adamrecvlohe walks us through building a small Javascript app in Part 2 of a 2 part Javascript series!

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[anacris]

This is the best JS tutorial, Adam & Travis! Great instructor with nice & articulate voice, explaining step by step how and why. Adam you rock!

[NinjaMafiaStudios]

Travis, it's me! Do you think you could do a tutorial on SVG animations? For example creating icons and hovering over them and having the fill change or having an image that when clicked/hovered animates. Thanks and thanks for the weekly content!
Oh and I also was wondering, if you ever wanted to have like a second video uploaded in a week, but didn't want to edit it, why not try having an 30min-1hour streaming session where you code and then just upload to youtube?

[shannonmyers]

These two videos will help me with learning JavaScript. Thank you Adam and Travis!

[salimwolf]

I really liked this series, I would love to see more vanilla JS scripts/projects DEV.
Thanks Adam! Thanks Travis!

[MichaelSalo]

This is a cool example. There is a possible problem that init() runs multiple times, and appears to add more event listeners each time it runs.

[dyongerwen]

this is more a functional programming tutorial i love to see more videos and examples about the DOM

[MrVilidat]

Great tutorial Adam! After scavenging site after site, stackoverflow after stackoverflow, tutorial after tutorial, developer.mozilla.org, Eloquent JavaScript, and much more I still had no idea how function parameters worked or what dot notation really did. After, what was it, an hour I finally understand how they work! Still have no idea how to generate JS code on the fly to make what I want, let alone debug properly, but I figure if more videos like this show up I could cut my days of crying down to a few hours! A bit of a long way to say thanks Adam for a great tutorial.

PS: Good intro Travis.

[HabibullahNahid]

I love DevTips! and all the videos you have. Is it possible to continue in advanced vanilla JavaScript stuff?

[DevMaterial]

Was expecting him to say "Back at it again with the white vans".

[ThaEzioAuditore]

Love the fact that the clock showed 13:37 as the time :)

[ak-loz]

Now that we've learned some JavaScript mind showing us how you made those awesome animations on your "DevTips Vlog 005 – "Let's Make A Resume"" video?

[buckyohara]

Thank you very much for your lessons, you make interesting tasks and I hope to see more soon)

[cheesebuds]

That was amazing...thank you so much Adam via Travis!! Great absorption of your knowledge!! Hey..I checked for Adam's channel here on YouTube but there's no content in there..thanks anyways!!

[animeshkumar]

Hey travis! Can you make a tutorial on how to implement Material Design to websites. Including transitions, animations and shadows etc.

[DanielRicardo]

I'm fairly new to this type of asynchronous programming, but isn't this implementation very memory inefficient? Wouldn't it create new instances of the functions in memory every time you initialize it, without ever clearing them out?

[webapplicationguide]

Thanks for explaining it in functional style rather than imperative.

[LewisLong]

Awesome tutorial! Nice to see some vanilla JS stuff.

[yuiop]

Hey Travis, can you give advice/make a tutorial on how to make a custom Wordpress theme?

[HAIM]

i tried building the clock but even after going letter after letter the stop click and the start click doesnt do the trick, i even copied your code

[vipzip]

I'm unable to click on the date in console and check all functions. It simply displays today's date, help?