JavaScript Basic Functions

My video course to teach beginners all they need to know about software development. JavaScript programming, how to use the tools to code, the best practices, and how to run your own software business.

[MatthewBradyComedy]

Hey man. I just gata say, I've been watching your videos for the last week now on a strong urge to finally quit procrastinating and learn about this seemingly endless programming world that has always confused and elude me and there's something about the way you're teaching and communicating that makes perfect sense to me. I want to thank you so much for making these videos and keep doin' what you do.

[ahadanis]

Hi sir. I am your great fan. I have downloaded all your videos and listen it almost everyday.

[DARNitsriceball]

Gosh, you're such an amazing teacher! I love how you're so charismatic and you make learning Javascript interesting! :)

[ThomasOBrienbeta]

High fives. Love your energy Jesse. And thank you a billion for dropping so much knowledge!

[MuzzyV]

Just to correct the code sir for clarifying the confusion.

the distance formula is as : distance = SQRT [ (x2-x1)^2 + (y2 - y1)^2] .
The result of the written code is as distance = SQRT (x2-x1) + SQRT(y2 - y1).

Not sure if the script is wrong or the formula.
It was just to clarify the confusion among some folks.

Thanks for great videos :)

[ankamsarav]

This is the first video of yours, I have seen in JS. The way you communicate things  really helps to stay focused and examples you used are really simple to understand. You ROCK!!!

[finskou]

Hhey. Just to tell you, I just started learning JS, and your videos really help. The best part is your enthusiasm ! :D So, thank you!

[wiiolis]

haha first time in my life i was laughing while learning javascript, you are amazing :D

[leninramos]

You are cool. Very nice thanks for the video!

[GHOSToXmasPast]

Dude you're hilarious and informative. Looking forward to checking out more of your videos. Cheers!

[Fshhady]

Thank you Jesse it is really great. I also like your style it's like Jim Carrey's style. God bless you

[JesseWarden]

@Jakob Rassi Absolutely. Many who don't even get past my OOP videos are professionally employed today making simple games and websites. You don't need to know all of this to wield JQuery well, and NetTuts+ has a ton of great game algorithms for games you can re-write/copy to JavaScript.

[afterthetech]

Wow, Sir, I have to tell that you have a one golden noggen there.

[roniquericketts]

Thanks so much for this lesson. I have surely learnt a lot for a newbie.

[qasimzia]

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[maremeaxi]

GREAT DUDE !!!! I LOVE YOUR TALENT !!!

[CAMernxx]

I know it might be a totally different topic, but in a future video, could you go over how servers work? (ie. storing user data, like dropbox, facebook, twitter, ect.) This has been a very confusing topic for me lately. Thanks! Your videos help a ton and are of great inspiration!

[victorchiappetta]

Thanks, I am subscribed. I was taking some different courses that covered the same concepts but for some reason your way of demonstrating makes sense of it all. Much appreciated. What console are you using?

[freakasold]

Hi Jesse. Let me congratulate you on the good work that you have been doing.
Just to clarify, when you do the distance exercise (at minute 40), what you really want is to apply the Pythagorean Theorem, right?

var distance = square(Math.pow(delta1, 2) + Math.pow(delta2, 2));

thanks

[jackiemeno]

Amazingly you made learning JS functions fun to watch!