JavaScript OOP Crash Course (ES5 & ES6)

In this video we will look at some of the object oriented programming concepts in JavaScript including...

Object Literals
Constructors & This
Prototypes & Inheritence
ES6 Classes & Subclasses

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00:00 - 1_basic_literals.js
10:22 - 2_constructor.js
15:50 - 3_prototypes.js
21:15 - 4_inheritence.js
26:00 - 5_object_create.js
30:16 - ES6 - 6_classes.js
35:20 - 7_subclasses.js

[samueltorres]

Just got my first programming job and I have to say, I do attribute part of my success to your videos, Brad. I have been watching them for about 3 years now, it has been a journey but I always found your tuts to be really helpful! Thanks for all you do!

[NaserAlOqab]

Brad, you're the man. I'm a developer that's fallen off the wagon for a few years now. I'm going back to the fundamentals and working my way up to modern frameworks. Your videos have been a godsend. I've basically been living in your YouTube channel for the past few days. I greatly appreciate you as a person, and what you do for this community. Thank you ❤️

[sandstorm_lp]

Man that feeling again. Showing some complex stuff just to tell us at the end that it's old practise and we'll be doing it in a much easier way. :D
Thank you ES6

[kapa]

"When I develop, I don't care about IE. No one uses it anymore."
- Brad. 2018 -

[Shakeel]

The content on this channel not only help learn new concepts the easier way but also help you refresh what you have forgotten the same topics and concepts some time later. Thanks Brad for your invaluable contribution to dev community around the globe.

[bakiuburim]

I never thought I would be able to understand classes this simple, I highly appreciate your effort .

[sergeyprishvin]

Thank you so much for such a good quality material! Really in love with your way of explanatiton. I was afraid of OOP for the long time, but now seems like I'm ready for the OOP interview questions. Thank you ones again, keep it up!

[oladayoagbolade]

I don't know what to say. You always post the right videos exactly the time I need them. Currently preparing for a test.

[Toshu]

I love how Brad takes you through on a bunch of ways putting a code together then at the end gives a fantastic summary on how, when and why you would use one way over another, touches on frameworks and adds a pinch of salt :) and delivers yet another masterpiece on very important subject. I would say by far this is the golden standard for courses. Thank you!

[JamesThomas-nrog]

Great video, I liked learning more about prototypes and constructors in ES5, to find that it's all much easier with classes and subclasses in ES6. Also really appreciate the comment at the end about asking the right people questions, you seem like one of the right people. Thanks for the tutorial

[jwhubert]

Brad T is incredible! Such a great teacher. Pay close attention to the last minute of the video where he gives advice on how to go about asking people for advice and where to look for projects that can inform your build process. No one else will tell you this stuff!

[MeAsMeButMe]

Your humility combined with the quality of content you produce is priceless! We adore you Brad! ;D

[ninopotskhoraia]

When I get my first programming job I feel obliged to give back to you and somehow show my gratitude because it's insane how much you have taught me and how you've helped me understand everything I have learnt so far. You are a god send and I depend on your explanations every time I stumble upon a new concept to learn. Thank you so much!

[MagicManification]

My hair stood up when seeing the word class in scripts but knowing it just creates a object or rather creates a object creator and seeing the es5 syntax really helped. This video really helped get rid of some of that impostor syndrome. Angular get your objects in order her I come!

[IsaacAsante]

This is so timely! I was just searching for videos about this three days ago. Brad, it's like you made this for me... I'm liking this video before even watching it.

[flightlessbird]

Really nice tutorial. I'm coming from PHP and Java and this is actually the first time I understand the why JS is so weird (different) and can imagine using it. Really nice, thanks.

[raj.iitr]

Thank you so much for the video! I appreciate it! Will support you on patreon!

[GeekMustHave]

Even though I don't consider myself a beginner anymore I really appreciated your introduction into objects. As usual a great video. Love the teaching style. Keep Broadcasting!!

[silseed]

It's so good that YT suggested me this video the other day. I checked it, your Udemy course caught my eye - next thing I know I'm knee deep in the course and loving every moment of it! Thanks Brad for the awesome teaching materials – see you on your other courses too!