JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners - Full Course in 12 Hours (2022)

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⏳Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Set up Your Environment as a JavaScript Developer
00:07:01 - JavaScript 101
00:22:39 - Build Your First App with JavaScript (Beginner Weather App)
00:40:44 - Build a Basic Tip Calculator App (For Beginners)
01:11:22 - What are Arrays in JavaScript? (Understanding Arrays | Arrays 101)
01:25:10 - What are Objects in JavaScript? (Understanding Objects | Objects 101)
01:45:04 - Understanding For Loops in JavaScript (Getting Started with Loops)
02:04:21 - Practice Arrays and Objects with these Exercises (For Beginners)
03:01:02 - Array Methods (mapping, filtering, reducing | Understanding Array Methods)
03:42:02 - Understanding the DOM (DOM Manipulation for Beginners)
04:22:31 - Build the Advanced Tip Calculator Project (For Beginners & Intermediate)
05:06:06 - Build a Rock Paper Scissors App (Part 1)
05:40:31 - Building the Rock Paper Scissors App with JavaScript (Portfolio Project!)
06:12:18 - What are APIs in JavaScript? (Understanding APIs)
06:33:51 - Build the Superhero App (For Beginners & Intermediate)
07:39:58 - Understanding Async Programming (Promises, Async, Await, Fetch, Then)
08:26:28 - Building the Weather App with JavaScript (Portfolio Project for Entry Level Developers)
08:54:59 - What are Classes in JavaScript? (Object Oriented Programming | OOP)
10:14:56 - Advanced Web Development (Loops, Listeners, Audio | For Beginners & Intermediate)
10:32:03 - Building the Fighting Game with JavaScript (Portfolio Project!)
11:49:52 - Building the Netflix Clone with JavaScript (Portfolio Project!)

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[jenniferl]

Remarkable, Clever Programmer ♥After struggling for 1 year with complicated tutorials, I finally learned Javascript. I did that with the help of good books and with this very 12 hours video of yours. And I had to come back here to tell you thanks for such help.
Edit: For those asking, I learned Javascript with the books named Javascript In Less Than 50 Pages for the very basics and Head First Javascript Programming to develop my knowledge. Everything becomes much easier after that.

[anonymous]

33 years of age, started to learn JS, 20 mins into the tutorial and i could say: the best i've come across. Thank you sir.

[catmaniacs]

⏳Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Set up Your Environment as a JavaScript Developer
00:07:01 - JavaScript 101
00:22:39 - Build Your First App with JavaScript (Beginner Weather App)
00:40:44 - Build a Basic Tip Calculator App (For Beginners)
01:11:22 - What are Arrays in JavaScript? (Understanding Arrays | Arrays 101)
01:25:10 - What are Objects in JavaScript? (Understanding Objects | Objects 101)
01:45:04 - Understanding For Loops in JavaScript (Getting Started with Loops)
02:04:21 - Practice Arrays and Objects with these Exercises (For Beginners)
03:01:02 - Array Methods (mapping, filtering, reducing | Understanding Array Methods)
03:42:02 - Understanding the DOM (DOM Manipulation for Beginners)
04:22:31 - Build the Advanced Tip Calculator Project (For Beginners & Intermediate)
05:06:06 - Build a Rock Paper Scissors App (Part 1)
05:40:31 - Building the Rock Paper Scissors App with JavaScript (Portfolio Project!)
06:12:18 - What are APIs in JavaScript? (Understanding APIs)
06:33:51 - Build the Superhero App (For Beginners & Intermediate)
07:39:58 - Understanding Async Programming (Promises, Async, Await, Fetch, Then)
08:26:28 - Building the Weather App with JavaScript (Portfolio Project for Entry Level Developers)
08:54:59 - What are Classes in JavaScript? (Object Oriented Programming | OOP)
10:14:56 - Advanced Web Development (Loops, Listeners, Audio | For Beginners & Intermediate)
10:32:03 - Building the Fighting Game with JavaScript (Portfolio Project!)
11:49:52 - Building the Netflix Clone with JavaScript (Portfolio Project!)

[lhgjsxz]

8:20 - variables(8:27 - hint);9:03 
9:42 - comments
10:57 - operators
11:21 - descriptive
12:45-prompt
17:12- alert
17:32 - don't use prompt or alert
19:20 - different tipes data
19:25 - string is just text
19:38 - string concanete
19:58 - string as number
20:38-number 100
22:10-named numbers
23:35-numbers
23:48-string and other
26:11-hint
27:37-Math.floor()
27:40-Math.ceil()
28:54-Math.random()
31:51-Ctrl+/
33:05- var, let, const
33:21-hint
35:48-conditionals
41:36-hint
41:53-functions
47:01-functions works
49:51-string concatenation
51:10-template literals
51:44-string interpolation
52:02-string concatenation vs template literals
55:09-documenting through commenting
56:30--return
58:55-hint

[tskvito]

i knew some basics so i had skipping some stuff in this video in my mind, but your way of teaching is so interesting. now i dont want to leave out anything

[mrpotion]

I am 15 and I want to be a software engineer in future for which I was scraping the internet for JS courses and this is actually the best one I've found. Loved it man.

[padcom]

Absolutely amazing job, guys! Fantastic learning material and all that for free! If someone is interested if becoming a programmer is something they can do this is the perfect starting point! Just half a day and you'll know if that's within your grasp. Perfectly explained (some errata should apply) but as a whole it rocks! Thanks for doing it!

[yaminivaka]

The way he explains anything so concisely makes me complete any of his tutorials without any struggle and in interesting way... Tqs Qazi😇

[tusharverma]

This guy just literally created the best js course with a tremendous effort ..Hats off to you for creating such a useful and great quality content and too free of cost...

[gijoed]

This is what all the other material I've worked on is missing! What I feel are basic explanations, definitions and use cases. These bootcamps are leave this information out as if you should already know it or something. They give a couple loosely defined examples followed by a more difficult challenge before you fully understand the data. Also the cool projects are a necessity. Thank you!

[frederickmagcawas]

This professor is far better than other instructors in Javascript. He is very detailed and amazing. I hope he will have a C# and C++ as well as Java lessons too.

[ShrikantPandeyy]

Bowing before You, what an absolute beginner friendly tutorial you created . Thanks a million . Please create tutorial for react as well. You have come my official go to this guy in my programming journey .

[faizanahmed]

Great initiative, thank you so much Qazi. You work so damn hard for your YouTube family. Love your efforts👏👏.

[shortsdeyoga]

After so much struggle to learn with complex tutorials, I finnaly found a good content for beginners.
I learned Javascript with the book Javascript in Less than 50 Pages and with this tutorial of yours. Here to say thank you!

[PidyPlyr]

Fantastic course. Well laid out and extremely helpful. Literally the best Js basics course around. No wasted time, easy to follow and extremely practical. Thankyou so much for putting this together.

[mayowafalomo]

I've been looking for a good javascript course then i stumbled across this one and pretty recent too and i loveee it!!!, I'm 1hr in but dammnnn I feel like my J.S is going to get smoother after this, I'm really hopeful, Your overall vibe was pretty chill and funny, Thank you sooo much for doing this, The world is better for it.

[johnkennethliwag]

This will be a huge impact for just like me a beginner. Thank You!

[moodyhamoudi]

please put the timestamps as chapters on videos this long, it's much better for viewers

[luisf]

Rafeh, I'm glad I found your channel! As someone completely new to this, who is looking to switch careers late in life this tutorial was really helpful. That's what's up, "My money don't jiggle jiggle, it folds. " Thank you!!!!

[kawaiidaisky]

I just started learning programming language and this is what I really needed. Thank you! this is deserve a like and subscribes, so many more incoming programmers can reach this video.