JavaScript Crash Course For Beginners

In this crash course we will go over the fundamentals of JavaScript including more modern syntax like classes, arrow functions, etc. This is the starting point on my channel for learning JS.

Code including html/css:

21 Hour JavaScript Course:

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TIMESTAMPS:
Script Tags - 6:46
Console Output - 8:20
Variables - 11:15
Data Types - 14:18
Strings & String Methods - 18:38
Arrays - 23:53
Object Literals - 30:09
Arrays Of Objects & JSON - 34:20
Loops - 37:40
High Order Array Methods - 42:24
Conditionals - 46:30
Functions - 53:23
Arrow Functions - 56:22
Constructor Functions & Prototypes - 59:25
ES6 Classes - 1:07:21
Window Object & DOM - 1:10:30
DOM Selection - 1:14:50
Manipulating The DOM - 1:20:05
Events - 1:24:40
Form Script - 1:30:39

[daniilkoroljov]

Here are the time codes :)

1:05 What is JS?
3:19 Why learn JS?
4:37 What u will learn in this course?
6:10 Let's Jump In!
6:45 Add JS to HTML
9:38 Basic syntax
11:14 Variables
14:17 Data types
18:33 Strings
18:44 Concatenation
19:44 Template String ES6 (2015)
20:38 String properties and methods
23:52 Arrays
30:07 Object literals
34:19 Array of todos
35:58 JSON
37:42 Loops
40:30 Loop through arrays
42:24 High order array methods
46:30 Conditionals
51:24 Ternary operator
52:48 Switches
54:23 Functions
59:25 Object-oriented programming OOP
1:05:02 Prototypes
1:10:30 DOM Document Object Model
1:14:45 Single element
1:17:00 Multiple element
1:19:25 Loop through
1:20:05 Manipulating the DOM or Changing things in the DOM
1:30:35 Making a tiny little app

[suddathgautam]

God bless this man for providing such quality education at no cost at all

[margaritashamrakov]

I am 46 years old. Starting to learn programming. Do not come from IT background. Thank you for these YouTube videos. And I wanted to support everyone who is starting a new career after 40. ❤

[stefanidaidone]

Just wanted to say, I'm a beginner with Javascript and I've been watching videos for a while now, but when I stumbled onto yours things are finally making sense. I just really appreciate the way you explain things. I'm going to be looking more into your other videos as well. But just wanted to say thank you very much. I have a long way to go, but I'm getting more excited about the journey. From one recovered addict to another, keep inspiring!

[haywireskuff]

The timing of this course couldn't be more perfect ! I used your old JS course and found it a bit outdated 3 days ago, and now you release this ! You are the best teacher on YT.

[PressuredSpeechBand]

I'm so excited to start learning to code with this channel. Tired of being an electrician, time for a career change. Thanks for all you do!

[franksolinsky]

Brad,

I just wanted to, like so many others, thank you personally for all the quality content you provide us so that we can learn this awesome skill. Over the last couple weeks, after deciding that programming was for me, I have been sort of stumbling around, trying different instructors on YouTube, and beating my head off the wall. With you, the experience has been very different. You speak slow, calm and clearly. You explain everything in great detail, without boring us to death. You are a wonderful instructor and a great human. Thanks buddy.

[teatimee]

I have been programming in a variety of languages for 30 years. It's quite relaxing hearing another person just talk about it.

[maximoskoukos]

Brad I'm sure you know this already, but your work is phenomenal. Clear, relatable, not boring, informative, detailed.

[easymentality]

Thank you for your content, sir.
I've been sifting through tons of JS content on YouTube and yours is the first that feels like things are actually EXPLAINED to any extent.
I'm to the point where I wouldn't be able to learn anything from most other crash courses, but you actually go into enough detail and depth that I'm watching yours all the way through and learning how things actually work. Thank you.

[RonStrauss]

Brad, you truly put the 'fun' in fundamentals. Your ability to make this scary 'coding' accessible is astonishing. Thank you so much for this course, and all the others.

[realherbalmeds]

Traversy, is one of the best instructors I have encounter yet. His lessons are  well organized and well delivered. Five stars plus.

[brianrichardson]

I've watched several tutorials on JS. Your explanations are much more inclusive of basic terminology, concepts, etc. Thank you for that.

[ahzidmahmood]

My advice:
For people might struggle to understand the first 20 minutes of the subject, I would suggest to keep on watching the video and you will finally get the picture, also this does not mean the content is bad, the content is amazing.

[maureenkamau]

After 5 years away from code, this course has helped get back on my feet. God bless Traversy Media

[vortex]

I was about to go learn JavaScript for a school project, then all of a sudden Brad posts this video! Thanks Brad!

[nabil]

You're literally one of the best if not the best JS teacher on the internet. My life's gonna change on a large scale just because of you.

[alexei.domorev]

Hi Brad, just wanted to thank you for all your hard work over the years (your personal story is truly remarkable) and for this crash course. It was very easy to follow you and the examples you provided really help grasp the fundamentals of JS in a very short amount of time. Awesome work from your end. Please keep it up! You are an awesome human being!

[TheJacklwilliams]

Brad, I've built tons of CSS pages with you on this channel and just now diving into javascript. Milestone, signed up for your 21 hour JavaScript course at Udemy! Stoked, jazzed, and ready to go. Thanks for all the awesome training sesions you've logged. I think, teacher/student effectiveness is at a premium when both understand eachother and styles match. Hands down you've become my favorite out there and I'm thankful for your work sir.