Modern JavaScript Learning Path

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In this video, I cover the Modern JavaScript learning path in 2020

[tophinski]

Please continue this "Learning Path" series. These are so helpful and you'll capture a big amount of viewers by diversifying.

[hulladek]

This is pure gold!
Make a dendrogram from :
1. usefull npm modules.
2. testing frameworks.
3. desing patterns

[dylansloth]

I'm so glad this video exists, I hope you know how helpful this is, thank you for making it.

[atulsinghrajput]

The setTimeout() function is actually exposed by the browser's window object as as such they aren't necessarily defined in the ECMAScript specification because they're not JavaScript features, they are features of the browser itself. It is part of the window object in the browser, not defined in ECMAScript.

[koteshwarpanuganti]

Just now i started learning JavaScript after taking short course on HTML, & CSS. After watching this video, now i have clear view of learning path. Thanks a lot for your video. Keep this good work.

[vivek]

“DOM.. has nothing to do with DOM from the fast and furious” 😂😂 13:15🕰 you’re welcome!

[tamis]

I'm a visual learner and love that you've mind-mapped the concepts in this manner. It makes it so much clearer to see how they are grouped and the sequencing that makes sense for learning them. What software are you using to create the mindmaps? (I also watched your React and Angular Learning Path videos). I would LOVE to see you do something like this showing the "ecosystem" of the field of web development -- what's in front-end vs backend, and the languages/tools used in each!

[shivrajnag]

Please leave a link to image of learning curve in the description. Huge respect I have learned a lot from you.

[LvRezery]

Hi! is it possible to get this graph somewhere? Like a printable doc?

[hariharan]

Thanks for these videos vishwas. Can you do a series on javascript from basic to advanced that would be really helpful

[rebusmetodukrainian]

Hey folks, I found the software that produced this image. It's coggle 🙌🏻

[Annonimous]

Your way of explaining things is phenomenal ... Please dont stop, we dont have so much people like you... Thank you ...

[asishraz]

Wow, something I was looking over the internet. Thank you Codevolution for sharing this information. Keep up the great work.

[ToriKo_]

If this is accurate you have made such a useful video, thank you much!

The feeling of ‘not knowing what you don’t know’, and never knowing the scope of the the language really does make it feel like a mountain you will never summit.

Thank you again - also could you make one for Python?

[Richard-hnex]

Please make more of these, they are AMAZIN

[yusycode]

It is one of the best video that explains what needs be focused on JS and gives broader overview. I would like to add ES6 features in advance section like map, reduce and filter functions which will be useful while learning advance topics . But as usual you are doing great work for the community. Thank you

[petermckinnon]

Just finished learning HTML/CSS and moving onto JavaScript. After watching this mind map I think it will take me years to learn lol....

[bz]

Thank u for such a great overview of learning js. I have been looking for something like this for a while. Extremely helpful 🙏👍

[el]

You should do a JavaScript tutorial cause your react one was really good.

[harit]

Crisp. Clear. To The Point.And very useful for newbies. Thank you