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[RachitJain]

Everyone has their own Career Path. While University Students think that Working at Google/Microsoft is victory, the real journey is just beginning.
In today's world, we have access to information, and I feel it just needs proper direction and our willingness to work hard and be a 10x Software Engineer (I would try to be one someday).
JavaScript is a good choice to learn in 2019 as it allows you to get access to a hell lot of opportunities - backend, frontend, desktop apps, mobile apps everything is possible.
The main intent of the video was to interest the aspiring Software Engineers to realise the important of JS, and few concepts that would make you rethink twice whether you really do know JS or not. Its better to realize before than realizing by failing in FrontEnd/FullStack Interviews (Backend as well if you code via Node+Express).


Few important points -
* Class Methods are functions that belong to object i.e we can have multiple objects of same class, and change their method definitions. Think of methods as scoped per object level and not class.
* Let and Const were introduced because they allow the variables in JS to have scope per block in which they were declared.
* This was just a starter, there are plenty of concepts beyond the hood.


I would be happy to watch out in the comments few things you feel are important and I missed. Also, would be great to see C++/Java/Other programmers commenting about how they feel about JS with its weirdly interesting history and concepts.

[sahilhadke]

Can you please make a detailed video on your resume..
Like..
What languages you have learned(in order)?
What projects have you made(in order)?
Any extra skills?
Hackathons participated...
And so on

[pulkitgoel]

'Thinking that you know javascript but in reality you don't', reminds me of last yr when i was working on wpa ui in typescript/react/redux and we would discuss things and i would say this.

[aryabmishra]

Bhaiya please can you make a video on people like me in below average college, how they can apply in india for off campus for product based companies, it will really helps alot..

[himankgupta]

I'm in my 3rd year UG program and I chose JS as a beginning technology..and I feel confident for that decision tbh

[satyamchauhan]

Hello Rachit Sir, can you please tell how and why did you turned towards web development field, because according to me you were more curious about problem solving and competitive coding. Can only web development help me in building my career?

[nuralikhoja]

You should focus your channel on Data Structures and Algorithms, we as JS developers know these things very well . I am sure you still have a lot of ground to cover learning JS. Look for Reactive Programming/RxJS, that might interest you .

[SyncWithSrikanth]

console.log(typeof null) returns object because its a bug in JavaScript. People may comeup with different explanations but they are totally wrong. Its a bug in js and it can't be fixed anymore. developers of JavaScript found this lately. They thought of fixing it but stopped because it will kill every application written in js since most of the people assumed it as a feature and implemented in their apps.

[yashverma]

Even machine learning can be done in JavaScript, finally a language that can do anything and everything!!
_Fun fact JS was developed in 10 days and it has bugs also, for eg: '1'+1 is 11 in JS._

[chiragkushwaha]

Your videos are really helpful, Thank you for making such videos.

[krishnasivakumar]

I take courses and stuff, but I just forget it after 2~3 months. That really demotivates me to learn very deep and advanced topics.

[anuragsrigyan]

I am in MNIT Jaipur ..companies are coming for internship(Goldman Sachs, Arcesium, DE Shaw, Amazon, etc)..no one asked for JavaScript..

[ravikhatri]

Basic topics and gave overview for JavaScript language, you should have shared resources for documentation of JavaScript, btw video was good and keep making these videos ... Happy coding 😄

[ImpossibleEvan]

Some things are not good in JS like games or simulations as JavaScript doesn't have pixel values

[gaganjain]

How I learn c++?
Which online platform is best to learn??

[sariksiddiqui]

Not allowed to declare variable inside class but can change a function to string.. Isnt that antipattern?

[jatinrawat]

great video many of the things i didn't know. More video of js!!

[sskywalker]

Looking forward to see more video like this. Absolutely love it ❤️

[MOhan-urei]

Dude, kudos to you.
Poor me thought that I'm doing great in is and realised that I'm a noob😆😆

[karshilsheth]

Which language is better for growth in industry, Java or. Net??