Asynchronous JavaScript Course (Async/Await, Promises, Callbacks)

[@AdegbengaAgoroCrenet]

I have to say, Joy's teaching style is completely off the charts. I loved the moment you picked up the keyboard to show where the back tick symbol is located. LOL. Best Javasript Callback, Promises and Async tutorial I have ever encountered. Someone give this man a medal

[@sadi2125]

You’re so right. These simple concepts are so hard to grasp when you are starting coding. Joy did a great job keeping them simple. Yeah he is very funny but I like his confidence in the whole time.

[@emmanueleban1096]

agree

[@eliodrallag4806]

Fastest way to locate it on our side and fastest way for him to tell where. Instead of editing the video.

[@saurabhtiwari7821]

Agreed Anyone can tell us where I can connect for others topic learning

[@w4xccino]

Completely agreed with you, I never watched another guy on YT who teaches better than Joy. I learned a lot.

[@frenlyneybur7544]

Honestly, this guy is probably one of the greatest teachers i've watched on KZbin. He explains it like we're children, its awesome . Thanks for getting him on your channel

[@Konslufius]

Let's be honest, we literally are children :D

[@tk0779]

Totally agree 👍

[@teefano2912]

😂

[@daanw6270]

and that's exactly what I need lol 😂

[@thefallenvalley4340]

The more you understand something, the simpler you can explain it. This guy is that guy.

[@hassansyed6087]

Just in the first 13 minutes, I understood more Async than the tutorial I'm watching on Udemy. Good work my dude

[@k.balamugundanbala8981]

🤣🤣🤣

[@alexanderfrost1476]

Such a good teacher. No wonder his name is "Joy" ....he is a real Joy to watch and learn from.

[@jonasulrych1911]

I like how lively this teacher is. I didn't get bored a single time throughout the video.

[@zachinjapan123]

Best teacher on KZbin. No offense to everyone else. This was the first tutorial I have watched where a concept was taught step by step, without copy and pasting, and free of any unnecessary programing concepts or tech. Thank you so much!

[@earthling6717]

Joy: "we gonna use arrow function" Joy: "what function?" Me: "arrrrow funnnnction"

[@Coma030493]

I'm laughing at this more than I should

[@akunformalitas]

Joy: "I'm gonna write console.log five times." Joy: "How many times?" Me: "five 🖐 times"

[@mikkoolph1441]

I said the same thing! Lol!

[@Abhishek-do8mp]

lmfao

[@arwahsapi]

Pupils in the classroom altogether:

[@CyberIllusions]

This is by far the best explanation I have seen so far. And I have to say that I have consumed many tutorials that leave you even more confused after the explanation because some things are just very abstract. Joy has an absolute talent for demystifying these abstractions and explaining them with simple real world analogies so that really EVERYONE can understand. So for JavaScript beginners, absolutely perfect and totally recommended! Someone once said: if you can't explain something in simple terms, you haven't really understood it yourself. Joy has proven that he understood it. I wish many would follow this example. Big thumbs up for this one!! 👍👍👌👌

[@tamasve6345]

I watched this tutorial two times. How many times? Two times!

[@Porkupine69]

I laughed at you comment four times. How many times? Four Times!

[@countmein5164]

@@Porkupine69 Replying to this comment after 1 day. How many days? 1 day!

[@saidibra9231]

haha

[@naruto_coolkush110]

You want free content and make fun as well???

[@garryamasia6434]

hahaha...damn funny!!!!

[@gime1945]

The fact you took us through callback hell to point out how mush async/await and promises improved on asynchronous programming is 10/10. Great stuff!

[@lucasferreira8229]

Hey, can you name examples of asyncronous projects?

[@marchanselthomas]

yep that was a genius move. I don't I would've understood this concept at all if I couldn't empathise with the pain of going through callback hell.

[@taishienglish]

Ive been studying html, css, and js for about a year now and this was the first video i thought that i could maximine my time with. The hour and a half on this video while doing what he does in code pen solidified the things that I've learned and beyond. Thank for giving us even the slightest hope Joy, you really are one of the best instructors on youtube, I really hope you get the recognition you deserve man.

[@gabrielelerch7511]

Danke!

[@rdubb77]

Asynchronous programming is the heart and soul of JS programming. You can't do anything non trivial or call an API without it.

[@Web-Dev-Codi]

His teaching ability is something else. Wow, good job!!

[@falytom]

I love how he talks back to us and asks us to repeat after him like we are there with him. He should really be celebrated. His joy for teaching is the best i have ever seen.

[@hell1207]

Bcz he is an Indian best in tech

[@funcoding1797]

I could not leave after watching this clip without writing this comment Sometimes I watch your KZbin channel clips .. This was the best. excellent . Please upload more clips with his training ..

[@nileshsaini09]

Came here for Async js. Going back with a business idea, going to sell ice cream and buy a Lambo : )

[@JoyShaheb]

Ayyy, partner 😂

[@fawazsullia5620]

So we over the tomatoes now?

[@rajlakhanpal]

No other online contents come close to this course. All I can say---- I can see clearly now the rains gone! Thank you Joy!!!!

[@andr00nexus84]

This is one of the best courses on this subject I have seen. This instructor's energy and references make understanding so much easier! Thank you for doing this course.

[@nielsonyourscreen8540]

"Take the money and buy ourselves a Lambo, because why not " I'm dying. But also thanks for the effort, great, clear video. FINALLY IT MAKES SENSE.

[@jenm1]

You are the only one who explained why the picture won't load unless the first one does. Holy crap, this lesson is amazing. Everyone else is convoluted and doesn't have the skills to put together a presentation for beginners, but I think knowing exactly how it works helps you explain it to plebs like me in multiple intuitive ways

[@nueltrigah9836]

Joy's teaching style is truly exceptional! The part where he demonstrated the location of the backtick symbol by actually picking up the keyboard was a standout moment. It was the most enjoyable and effective JavaScript Callbacks, Promises, and Async tutorial I've come across. LOL! Thank you Joy!

[@lowcapfund6736]

Mr. Shaheb, you are by far, the best teacher I encountered on YT! Hope to see more videos from you in the future!

[@daniel5242]

I ACTUALLY HAD FUN LEARNING WITH JOY!!! I WISH I COULD FIND MORE OF HIS LECTURES

[@shivarapolu3180]

Beautifully explained. Absolutely loved this , I realised that after taking a paid course this video is better than many paid courses out there and which I took. 🔥🔥🙌

[@yadneshkhotre4374]

For a beginner web developer, at the start it's really very hard to understand the async n await functionality, after watching a bundle of videos multiple times, I used to forget this concept very frequently. But the way you explained was really very friendly. I felt like my friend is sitting beside me and teaching me. The way you connected the concepts of promises and async-await with the same example made me to relate and at the same time made me feel the concepts was really amazing and understanding. I know for making these videos at the backend you need to work a lot and at every moments you made me feel that you have really work a lot for making each n every concepts understand very easily. soo hats of to your hard work and dedication for making this amazing content

[@jeromyclassyca7063]

Let me be honest here. The way this man I teaching is perfect. Even a beginner can understand this concepts. Nice work Joy Shaheb. Much Love

[@WilcoGroothand]

This was really good. You are one hell of a teacher. Very clear. Every time repeating and calling back on how it works. WOW. Need more of this.

[@ravi2048]

Thanks dude, this is probably the best tutorial on the entire KZbin!!

[@princebaah4878]

This is the best JavaScript tutorial I have ever watched so far, what kills me most is how he links one topic to the other...His sense of humor (teaching style)for teaching is absolutely incredibly..Great work

[@kaushalchovatiya4638]

Best teaching skill. I have never seen this type of teaching. I like his teaching style, like my old teachers at school. You are the best teacher in my life.👌🏻👌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ak27129]

mann what a guy, understood this confusing topic in an hour so easilyy

[@juliansagberger8498]

Made me smile a lot while learning this, which makes it a lot more fun! Great style of teaching! Thanks and all the best

[@j.k.ravshanovich]

I like his teaching style, like my old teachers at school ))

[@sadi2125]

I feel so proud to see Bangladeshi KZbinr in Freecodecamp. Thank you Joy. You’re doing great!! Keep posting new video everyday! I am subscribing your channel :)

[@chadwick499]

who cares where he is from, its not like we are given a choice. how about feeling proud this information is being given to us freely as a WIN for humanity!

[@consig1iere294]

@@chadwick499 You won't get it.

[@arwahsapi]

So, have you bought yourself a Lambo?

[@manishdas5879]

One of the best videos out there to learn Async, Await, and Promises. Totally loved it!

[@nathandecena7694]

finally { "I understand every one of those concepts so clearly now" }

[@sounaksaha1455]

Hands down the best tutorial video/blog I've seen/read...... Joy your name is synonymous with your teaching style. Love from India.

[@swaroopk5713]

Joy's teaching on this concept made to watch without a break. Liked and subscribed! This guy is down to earth and the energy levels he carried through out the video made my heart melted. I really love and appreciate this guy for his hard work. God bless him with great health and prosperity!

[@atmadeepmukherjee5550]

This video is extremely fun and informative. What is it? Extremely fun and informative!

[@FlashGaming2018]

Amazing teaching Joy. Loved your explanations. You made learning one of the most important topics of javascript so easy. I hope you do get your lambo. Best of luck buddy!

[@vulcangaming3227]

Get this man a lambo. Seriously though, best video on this complex topic

[@prime-Chess-Moves]

If they ask for a person who is funny and serious at the same time, we're all pointing them to Joy.

[@plow966]

Best JS Promises course I have seen. You clearly took your time and effort to make this! Much appreciated brother!!

[@chiefnarx]

I really loved this tutorial. Joyy is such a great tutor. I understood Async JS in just two hours. Really wish he would do more videos for the camp

[@obiesilva]

I love how this guy teaches! What do I love? How this guy teaches!!!!! 🙃

[@dansmar_2414]

Great tutorial! I like the way Joy keep you focused on the task by always asking you the next step. Thank you so much

[@edwinlimo5354]

For the first time, I have successfully completed 1 hour 36 min JS video, looking forward to replaying it as much as I can understand the concepts. Thank you.

[@adityachatterjee6323]

Was looking for asynchronous js tut for a week, and here it is, the magician

[@darklightgaming4257]

literally the best tutorial on youtube for async await,callback,error handleing, promise . joy You are the best!

[@PraisEmmanuel]

43 minutes in and i gotta say, you are one of the best teachers I have ever come across in my life. Thank you for this

[@OnderG]

This is the style of teaching I have been looking for! Thank you Joy, you are a great teacher!

[@csjaybit]

So far the greatest tutorial I have ever seen of async function, gave this man a subscribe! LOVED this teacher

[@discoverywithjaffery]

the best explanation for callback, promise and await. After watching 10 other videos

[@josephbirara2493]

I have been jumping from one resource to another to understand those concepts for the last 2 weeks and I found no clear and simple explanation like this. Joy is a wonderful teacher. thanks a lot.

[@Tausifsh86]

Explained in the best way possible.. Kudos Joy Shaheb.

[@mohdqasim5222]

Wow🤩 what a teacher 🎉 amazing teaching style. Now I've understood

[@jubaeralmamun4603]

Great tutorial ever! Thanks Joy Saheb(our pride)! Love from Bangladesh! 🇧🇩

[@shariatj4104]

I am so proud to see a Bangladeshi here in freecodecamp. How many seconds two seconds is something my highschool math teacher used to teach me like this. Maybe its a Bangladeshi thing. Sending love brother A fellow Bangladeshi

[@SANJAYDAS-zh7fw]

That was really fun filled and crisp tutorial. Thank you Joy! Love from India and yes the ice cream was really tasty😂.

[@panteliskaramolegkos2693]

We need more instructors like Joy

[@nathanwing3994]

A real 'joy' to watch! Thanks Joy, this really helped explain these concepts in JS. 😀

[@helenaperdigueiro]

Joy Shaheb, I can't thank you enough for this!!! I've just found your video here and I'm definitely watching all of your videos!!! Thank you so much for your classes!!!

[@wastedfates]

man this guy energy is amazing, made me really understand these concepts i've been reading for months without understanding them fully

[@sfhbgyfbyrahulranjan]

8:46 -> You said setTimeout() is a build-in function of JavaScript, which I think is false. Because functions like setTimeout setInterval is a webAPI methods which is provided by browsers. P.S. You are a great teacher.

[@ssikarim]

Exactly. I noticed that too.

[@eshw23]

Wow big deal

[@Aniket_0314]

so how can we get access to methods provided by browser? I mean i also thought it's a built in function that's why we can access it. But now i'm confused so please tell

[@sfhbgyfbyrahulranjan]

@@Aniket_0314 In layman terms these services are provided by browser. It's like gps feature available in phone provided by Google, Apple but these services are provided by satellite companies.

[@shibiruararso3558]

Joy, i don't have any word to say. thank you so much

[@educator3602]

Sir please bring him again he explains really well from scratch

[@tenc6491]

Your smile and enthusiasm are contagious. Thank you for this awesome tutorial. What a joy to learn from you Joy!

[@tusharroy6182]

👼 CORRECTION: 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.

[@aguy4539]

only a bangali can correct a bangali

[@Ryan-yn1qc]

@@sayanbose0000 node also has this function. any environment you run javascript in will have this function.

[@parthgoswami3221]

yes but nodejs has its own call back queue and some API to count. Also, both browser's setTimeout and node.js setTimeout has different return types wherein browser's returns an integer timer ID but node's return a timeout object@@sayanbose0000

[@joseescobar2372]

Thanks to Joy I finally understood this jumbo of confuse i caught myself in udemy videos, youtube videos.

[@tiltify2393]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE HIS TEACHING STYLE. He's actually treating us like dumb kid, like we are...(as beginners, we're dumb) and his teaching style is more impactful for me this way

[@vee4847]

The world would be a better place with such teachers, I feel so understood right now!! good job Teacher ; May God bless you!!!

[@matthewmubvaruri3248]

Sir you're a master at this teaching art 🎨 . I rate your teaching at ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Please continue with your awesome teaching. Thanks 👏

[@quantontheway]

best teacher always teach the complex term in simplest way. Thx

[@crowebro9581]

I wish I had seen this while but was in Bootcamp. It would have sped up my learning. You made this so much easier!! Thank you!!

[@tashenimuluwe2275]

I had to stop this tutorial to just say how glad i am that i came across it!! Joy's style of teaching is incredible!!

[@tate_motivation78]

LETS BUY OURSELF A BUGGATI CAUSE WHY NOT

[@falcan7752]

This is the best tutorial about ajax. Hats off mate.

[@isc_123]

Omg, I was just this morning learning about this for the first time, what a coincidence 🤯

[@etienenovais5408]

Best Asynchronous javascript tutorial I've seen so far Super simple to understand U're great!!!

[@mohameddanis]

I cannot find a good tutorial about async js..now I got the perfect one

[@arunhembram1859]

I have watched tons of tutorials even so, in many languages, but they lag one or another concept in order to keep the video short. Which makes it so difficult for a programmer who is completely self-taught and does not have anyone to go to, if any doubt raises in mind. But today all my confusion is gone. Now I have subscribed to both of your channels. Can't thank you enough.

[@mareena8816]

This is so well explained that even the beginners can understand. Thank you for your effort and time. 😊

[@veekay2254]

Finally got a good grasp after trying a dozen videos

[@siddhiparsekar]

Will never forget all of these concepts. Indeed great stuff!

[@HyunBinKim-yo9fx]

Honestly the best tutorial on Async/Await out there on the internet. Genuinely such a friendly and lovable teacher. Everyone starting out on JavaScript or any kind of Web Development should watch this video at least once. Thanks for much for the video!

[@ryanburger1729]

This was really helpful. Joy brought some clarity to this subject for me. Thank you!

[@kishor565]

This is the best async tutorial in youtube.

[@joanapaulasoliveira]

Such a GOOD TEACHER. Thank you!!

[@veluguriavinash4415]

Thanks!

[@AhmedIbrahim-fi2so]

he knows really well what he is doing ! thanks for the course its very helpfull ❤️❤️

[@BeLiveInYourThoughts]

The best teaching skill I have ever seen before. The way he explained the topics was just extraordinary. After this tutorial I clearly cleared my doubt on functions.

[@CBLrao123]

Very clear explanation with the complex functionality... The ice cream preparation explanation is awesome and easy understanding

[@pranavpy]

The best lecture on KZbin about async funtion , simple well structured explanation. he is go good at teaching

[@notyournormaldev1419]

I have to stop the lecture in the middle... to make u know that this guy deserves an award for his teaching..love his enthusiasm

[@rishavmasih9450]

Man i like to code but i've never been as excited as this guy here, kudos to him.

[@sezanali7115]

Please, tell this guy to give us more turorials..

[@anotherhumanLingLing]

Best video ever for beginners to learn Js concept!!! I love that you don't assume people know "things", ex, showing where the back tick is!!! I remember I had trouble to find the back tick key when I just started to learn coding. lol

[@geekyprogrammer4831]

So happy a Bangladeshi brother is featured 😍😍😍♥️♥️♥️

[@davishek7]

He was featured last time.

[@geekyprogrammer4831]

@@davishek7 really :O

[@davishek7]

@@geekyprogrammer4831 video on css media queries.

[@vinaykumarkharwar177]

At 50:52 (haven't completed the whole video), there is no need to write an else condition since the promise will be completed instantly when a condition is met(it finds a function getting called, maybe resolve or reject). It doesn't matter what condition you have put in, but if condition is satisfied and you have called resolve inside that(could also call reject), the promise will return itself.