JavaScript Course for Beginners 2024

[@StevenCodeCraft]

Thank you FreeCodeCamp for sharing my first course! I'll be making more content on React and Expo React Native teaching web, mobile, and API development. (Also I did get some feedback that my editing and talking was too fast, so please consider setting the playback speed to 0.75)

[@jonathankewe9415]

Excellent presentation and speed! Exactly as I like! Thanks for sharing!

[@youtube6138]

Please talk fast , I hate when some teachers talk slow and lazy type , that makes me fall asleep , you're not talking too fast , you're just not wasting our time which i appreciate So keep ur talking speed same as it is.

[@iamtharunraj]

Thanks for this tutorial!

[@teknolovedigital]

No. Its good. I love speed

[@sleeksilk497]

You're the man! PLEASE do react next

[@lohituchil8907]

To anyone starting this , adjust the speed to 0.75 when stuff gets too complicated especially for beginners

[@rockybocky-rf3wv]

you cab watch supersimpledev js course

[@mia_seym]

I am already quite experienced in JS, but I decided to listen through this course as a review while I work around the house. I really like this instructor's pace and clarity. I can see beginners getting flustered at the speed, so maybe there should be a reminder of how to change the video speed on the player in KZbin. I am enjoying listening. Thanks for posting!

[@Furieren.Genshin_Impact]

This is perfect I decided to learn JavaScrpt after learning Python and this helped me a lot ty guys

[@syedaffanhameed14]

Just finished this course! for people who are thinking about whether to spend your time on this video ! I would recommend you to go for it if you want to learn JS from scratch or if you are coming from another language.I see people commenting about the fast pace of the instructor. Believe me it helps if you can grasp English quickly and you feel like you have covered a lot many concepts in a short time.I like the way Steven design this course in short snippets along with subject retention quizzes.

[@zhuli5270]

Correction: for == loose equality, when compare number with string, string is converted to number, not the other way around. Also, when compare boolean with string, both are converted to number. That is why true == '1', it's not explained in the video.

[@JoannaReaid]

I can't believe how much your advice helped me. I followed your footsteps and got 9 out of 10, which is a huge improvement for me. I'm still practicing in demo mode, but I feel much more confident now. Thanks a million

[@abidoyeridwan3886]

Thanks for the great job, just to call your attention @ 2:28:27.. const numbers =[ 1, 2 ,3, 4, 5]. const middleElement = numbers.splice(1,1). expected result is supposed to be [ 2]. wonder how your code & console managed to output 3. guess it logged numbers[1] is now 3 after splicing,. once again Thanks for the great job, it's been so helpful

[@rodinamohamed6372]

you guys talking about the speed of the instructor while i speed up the video to 1.5 and still with him , it's my first time to hear about JavaScript but the instructor made it pretty easy without wasting my time or even make me fall asleep

[@Raskolnikov_himself]

Hey, have u done this course already? Where did u go after that Cuz he ain't spoken about some important things

[@motazhejaze38]

Bullshit , words are not making any sense on 1.5 speed

[@zerkorj]

Congratulations on your 1.5 speed degree

[@cherepanovilya]

Thank you for this course. I've tried a different one prior to that. This one had significantly more practical information and details. Took me 2 days to complete.

[@sleeksilk497]

Nice refresher, kept me up to speed with some new features, and clarified the concepts I hitherto struggled with.

[@GaryJRobinson]

I'm very grateful for you creating and uploading this tutorial; however, even at 0.5 playback speed, I find that the video moves along way too fast for me to be able to follow, especially during the chapters that focus on arrays. Quite often, I find that the source code I am reading has disappeared from the screen before I can process and rewrite the code myself. It would have been great to have had some space here and there in order to make it easier to follow. Thanks!

[@codeandtech77]

You can also use comma ( , ) for string concatenation, it is much cleaner, and it adds a space by itself so no need to write more code and waste time. The backtick/$ method is common, but it is hard for beginners

[@Cathronau]

Thank you for laying the fundamentals and basics of javascripts. It has helped me greatly

[@Prasadavajjhala]

Thank you so much for explaining the very basic of steps, for a first time coder that no other JS course has done.

[@IsxaaqAcademy]

Pls make a video about fine tuning & RAG (especially for non-english model) There's alot of confusion

[@deequi77]

Thanks for the tutorial, do you have an advance JS tutorial? Btw, Will this tutorial enough for me to learn React?

[@krishnakarma6166]

Hey!!! Hi did you find any good advance tutorials? And what are you learning now?

[@brocode04]

this tutorial is awesome, also it focuses on logic which is really important! thanks steven!

[@datanerden1057]

Nice tutorial! Do you have a intermediate/expert course in Javascript? Finished it quite fast due to already knowing Java.

[@CallMeMir01]

Hello Steven Thank you very much for this course I'll surely follow along. Just a request please suggest a course covering advance JS and can you make a course covering advance topics

[@oforibright5628]

nice course first time interested in javascript

[@sudhir2667]

@StevenCodeCraft: Wonderful video on Javascript for beginners like me. It persuaded me to learn more about Javascript. Btw, are these concepts same/similar for other JS frameworks like React and Angular?

[@junseba1337]

just FYI, JS does not have a console.log function, this is a function provided by the environment, whether it is a browser or Node.

[@TiềnLêThanh-d4u]

thanks, that's great format for learning something new. I write python for years and just start to learn JS recently.

[@CauseOfFreedom-mc7fx]

Thanks for sharing this course Steven!

[@SphereofTime]

21:00 Objects are nouns

[@Yesnomaybeso1001]

Starting this today. my goal is to finish within 2 weeks or less. Hopefully I can do it.

[@gustavsbralitis7539]

So how was it?

[@Yesnomaybeso1001]

I got through an hour only. I decided to do a project instead using JavaScript. (To do list). Good luck if your starting this!​@@gustavsbralitis7539

[@rihabhassan]

After this course, which free code camp would you recommended for mid & advance JavaScript? Please Suggest? Or is it wise to jump into React?

[@varun2716]

I didn't see spread syntax in timestamp, so may be it is also not covered in tutorial

[@2JS0JS2JS1]

JS says amazing video! ✊

[@TheMaverick_SR]

I generally watch in 1.5X speed and this at that speed is just 🚀 😅

[@nathancovey]

Almost made it the whole time understanding everything until Getters and Setters 🤣

[@hamedsaeednia5507]

Learning JS for beginners everywhere

[@IdkWhatToPut33]

Kubernates, Terraform vids pls

[@m1lkonline]

You guys are awesome, seriously!!

[@kvelez]

Good course.

[@twickAttack]

Thank you🎉

[@crashingatom6755]

Stoked for this! Thanks!

[@ahmedhafiz2419]

Finally a course that isn't 27:56:14 long

[@s.p.sanjay4253]

Please, make course about internet of things for beginners

[@akashkandpal1832]

Thankyou sir ❤

[@Ace112p]

You speak too fast bro, try speak slower next time :). Even tho we can change it in the settings, but i prefer to hear you speaking slower, and not so hasty thanks for the nice work anyways.

[@InspirationJunction2]

Thanks for this

[@krish2519]

I waited for a new course

[@milosristic1111]

Thank You very much 🙏🥇🌞❤🇺🇲🌎

[@pradenHighlights]

Good video to refresh your knowledge. Not sure if it's good for beginners.

[@godwinfelicity1747]

And I'm currently watching one of your old videos on Js

[@freecodecamp]

They all cover similar material so you can continue with the old one.

[@AbatanPrecious-f9l]

Which is better to watch old or new

[@iamtharunraj]

I tested a while loop and my browser crashed lol 😂 *Thanks for the tutorial!* ❤

[@neoreign]

Say I put the time and effort to perfect this like I perfected bodybuilding. I have a framework, systems in place to learn things but say I do. What then? AI is automating everything and there's AI engineering sites now. Is it worth it to even go down this road?

[@freecodecamp]

It is worth it to learn software development. While AI will impact how software developers work, there will be jobs for a long time to come.

[@BeepBoop2221]

No there isn't ai generating sites now.

[@Nonehelloworld]

Thanks !!

[@A--NguyenAnhKiet-px2oe]

what is the next course i can attend after completing this ?

[@prakashgnana586]

Thank you for your effort!!

[@lakshmanboddepalli5115]

Thanks all

[@danieI.999]

thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@kishorkasat6952]

Very good project BLOVE DAPP

[@Abhijais-uf7wh]

To be honest speed is ok we can manage it from settings but the very concept missing is commenting out😅

[@armankeyvannia]

thanks

[@maju803]

thank you!!! 💞

[@codegirl6153]

You talk way too fast .

[@StevenCodeCraft]

Thank you for your feedback. This is my first course and I'll be sure to slow down for any future content. Please consider adjusting the KZbin settings to the 0.75 playback speed.

[@jaxxon98]

I agree!

[@jeansmith2663]

I put the video on a lower speed! 🤔

[@Antidemonn]

​@@StevenCodeCraft nah ur better than most other guys running this channel who repeat themselves multiple times. (Comment from a Ben Shapiro fan)

[@youtube6138]

No no no , I love that u talk faster , I have bought paid courses where the instructor talks slow and that makes me sleepy , for real don't change , talk fast and in energetic way , don't be like other instructors who talk slow and lazy type because they make me fall asleep​@@StevenCodeCraft

[@ValorieElsea]

It seems I got a profitable strategy... Thank you very much for teaching stuff like this!🍑

[@based_yasser]

thankYouInCamelCase

[@kyaku23]

Thanks Steven I love to study javascript again and Im 13 who learnt this LMAO

[@kyaku23]

Im the youngest coder in here :)

[@AftabAfzal-n8v]

I just learn html CSS do I have to built some of practice projects then move to Js or just learn it ??? I want guidance guys!

[@kinda4498]

stick to what you've learned so far. master it and everything before you move to js.

[@movieshub-y2q]

Not necessary to master every concept just learn basic layout design and then add some logic using js then move to make clone using html css JavaScript

[@ganiumuritala]

Great

[@shivaprasad6576]

Beginners cannot understand this course at all

[@ADITYAMISHRAx5]

Are you sure bro should I skip this one

[@pan-gloowl]

Наоборот, этот курс маловат для новичков

[@ataurrehman5677]

If i am fresh to programming, can i do this course

[@OlehKostin]

❤ thank you

[@naturevibes5388]

FAANG Resume video please

[@ninja47rei77]

Hi I talked with Max but it's clearly an AI, I need to talk to a human since I'm a minor, if you want to explain you program better

[@Ayoubmahammedi-vb3dy]

I want to learn hack were and how I start???😊😊

[@SphereofTime]

50:24

[@raffayshahzad942]

Bro speaks at 2x

[@danieI.999]

lmaoo

[@N.V.P69]

Put him at - 2x 🥱then pro solved 😪

[@InspirationJunction2]

Terrific

[@diftq8191]

Feels weird to instantiate objects without a class

[@dibyashaktimoharana8251]

And I was here in my sleep....thanks to youtube

[@hamaadafzal2490]

Sir kindly make tutorial on mern stack projects

[@BeepBoop2221]

Nobody uses MERN in production.

[@andiuptown1711]

@@BeepBoop2221Start ups do

[@HiệpHoàTriệu]

Thanks to all Yescoin

[@Jinxgaming-w7g]

Hello friends, I need some help . I want to learn something new but I am not able to start anything and though i start ,i am not able to complete it. Can someone guide me to go through this ?

[@anenthusiast9080]

This is the story of many of us, unfortunately :(

[@Ii-fo8pq]

I was in the same place where you're right now two years ago now I have 1.5 years of experience as a software developer you just need to patient and learn and practice without a self doubt in coding consistency is the key.

[@rafi2716]

You talk too fast beginning never understand 😢

[@PhotoshopBus]

what the setting are for.. just slow video down ffs! stop complaining..

[@imransabbir9578]

Where to find FInder or File Explorer in Windows? 3:51

[@zainulabdin4466]

1:35:03

[@svenspajgl9118]

i rilly hate how he instantly starts to run the code without basically showing the code, do better... i want to screen the entire code and cant since I cant see it

[@HuyHoangNguyen-xm8wu]

Very thoroughly explained. Thanks for the good work

[@Raishaheryar]

is this enough for mern stack

[@wynecodling]

[@SphereofTime]

1:16:00

[@naturevibes5388]

LLM course please

[@BeepBoop2221]

Why?

[@naturevibes5388]

@@BeepBoop2221 womp womp

[@adityasingh7169]

Dom is not explained where should i learn it from

[@SphereofTime]

22:30

[@Raju-i6g]

why are you talking so speed

[@YimaJohn]

This would have been more understandable if you calmed down to teach You are just rushing the whole thing like we already know what you are saying If we knew, we won't be here nah You talk too fast 😢

[@CodeBookPro007]

woe

[@Top10Peak]

13:13 🎉

[@awesomeworship6920]

Slow down please!!!

[@Alex-bs5sd]

Use playback speed option please!!! 🥺

[@garrcakes67]

@3:10 How the hell did I go to the exact url and somehow get a virus? The screen for the download is different but the web address is the exact same??

[@serhioramires3166]

If your English is not very good, studying this course is not possible. Very fast and unclear speech. Bad subtitles where words are reordered every second.

[@chrisroberts9307]

It's a great course but you talk extremely too fast man I understand everything, but I keep having to pause the video because you're doing the calculation so fast

[@avaneeshpandey5611]

flex - saw it at 2x

[@fauxz3782]

No callbacks and promises ?

[@bstaca]

That's are mid level concepts.

[@fauxz3782]

@@bstaca hmm.... maybe maybe

[@AQkhan.student]

You are talking toi fast which non English speakers can't understand your lecture.