⚠️JavaScript Best Practices FULL COURSE 🚩⚡️

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*About This Course*
JavaScript is a popular programming language used by developers to create websites and desktop applications. Although it's easy to learn the basics of JavaScript, mastering it can be challenging. This course is designed to help you become a JavaScript expert by teaching you techniques and practices used by experienced developers. The course requires basic JavaScript knowledge, a good code editor like Visual Studio Code, and a desire to improve. Through this course, you will learn how to write high-quality JavaScript code, use semi-colons and Automatic Semicolon Insertion, place curly braces correctly, work with variables, functions, and strict mode, create objects and patterns, maintain privacy and immutability, define and use modules to organize code, interact with HTML/CSS and browser's DOM, and bundle code using webpack while linting code with ESLint.

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*Introduction*
0:00:00 Welcome To The Course*

*Syntax*
0:03:07 Automatic Semicolon Insertion
0:13:40 Curly Braces
0:17:38 Equality
0:20:27 Variables
0:29:40 Functions
0:36:47 Avoiding Globals
0:41:17 Strict Mode*

*Creating Objects*
0:45:52 Object Literals
0:55:19 Factory Pattern
1:02:15 Using Prototypes
1:10:12 Constructor Pattern10m 51s
1:21:03 Lesson
1:21:13 Classes
1:26:21 Privacy
1:35:51 Immutability
1:41:48 How This Works

*Modules*
1:52:16 The Basic Module Pattern
1:59:35 The Revealing Module Pattern
2:04:10 ES2015 Modules

*Javascript And The DOM*
2:10:41 Decoupling Javascript And HTML
2:20:04 ecoupling Javascript And CSS
2:27:50 Avoiding Excessive DOM Changes

*NPM And Node*
2:37:48 Intro To NPM
2:46:56 Acquiring And Using ESLINT
2:56:26 Others Lesson
*2:56:36 Webpack For Client Code
3:04:37 Webpack For Server Codequeue
3:11:46 Using Environment Variables

*Conclusion*
3:17:59 Conclusion

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