JavaScript Programming Tutorial 100 - Conclusion and What’s Next

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[davidson]

Thank you Caleb, I really enjoyed this series and learnt lot of js concept. I really liked the whole series. Please make an advanced series on js.

[sabbu]

You're an amazing teacher!! Thank you caleb, for making things so simple :)

[MahmudulHasan-iclt]

Thanks Caleb for this series..👏👏
Waiting for your next series..
Maybe you can make a playlist upon Advanced JavaScript..Have a good day!!

[Aminaslife]

Just finished the tutorial and I want to thank you so much Caleb, you are really the best teacher I have ever seen ! Please continue the great work. Looking forward to watch your videos on mongoDB, css and html, as you recommended.


I would love you to do a hands on bootcamp tutorial creating a complete web application with all needed technolgies described in devmountain. Greetings from Greece !

[UncannyPotato]

thank you Caleb for this amazing tutorial series. You are the most fun teacher i have even seen on youtube.

[amancandream]

Wow, made it all the way to end! Thanks so much! Learned so much and a whole new world is opening up. If I make a career of this, drinks, tacos and pizza are on me!!

[bahamagames]

I love his tutorials for the simple fact that everything is broken down into few minute videos, entertaining, and still very informative D;. i hate watching long videos lol

[yaltharullist]

Thank you Caleb, this series really help me understanding JS

[Aksileich]

Thanks Caleb. I had fun watching this series and I like that you didn't treat it like the DOM instrument rather than independent programming language. Thanks to that I had the opportunity to enjoy the details about the language, especially in comparison to languages that I am familiar with. Also, appreciate the upbeat spirit of your videos.
I think you could have way more attention to the series if you did some more preparation before each video (like man, you could delete unnecessary code from last videos before recording next, and console logs was often busy).
A shame you didn't explain some spicy details sometimes, referring to some other sources, but I'm looking forward for some Advanced JS videos from you. Cheers.

[xiaonaiheme]

Thanks to Caleb Curry. Did a great notes on javascript. Thanks a lot

[hekklff]

ThankU Caleb!! For the Basics You are an Amazing Teacher....

[hananemeftahi]

This was a great introduction to JavaScript, thanks x)

[limitless]

Thank You

Your playlist was awesome ...
Very entertaining and very very useful information :)

[abdifatahibrahim]

You're really incredible teacher
Congra a hundred times

[unclek]

I have watched all 100 episodes and i enjoyed it so much. Thank you. Do you have a tutorial on react?

[rittenbrake]

Thank you Thank you Thank you for your GGGREEAAAATTT

[JP-vgvl]

data structure and algorithm for next series

[tyrrelldavis]

I've always been curious about the internals of windows. Is there a systems programming language that deals with windows ? Is that what .net is ?

Some of their stuff and how they label it, I'm kind of confused about.

[TravisGarnett]

Thank-you so much, Caleb, for this series!! And I've gotten so use to the #DEVMOUNTAIN plug. =)
It is interesting to see the similarities / differences between programming languages (i.e., var/let/const compared to all the different data types in Java (int/char/String, to mention a few)).