How to MASTER Javascript FAST in 2023

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In this video, I will tell you exactly how I would MASTER Javascript in 2023 starting from ZERO.
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[@Flint1]

Practice, after you have practiced a little, practice a little more. After you have tired of practicing, practice a little more.

[@arthishgfx7209]

How to practice?

[@continuouslearner]

But how/where to practise? Where to find exercises that gradually build up on the difficulty level?

[@marcioandre6469]

find a project in the internet... repeat that project unitl you are able to: 1st - fully understand 2nd - be able to change 3rd - write new code with the concepts of that projects

[@shourya2408]

should we firstly learn basics of programming or should we jump into project and learn from their? asking from the beginner's pov

[@marcioandre6469]

@@shourya2408 learn the fundamentals first or debugin process will be hell... search a tutorial, find tiny exercises.(to pratice the fundamentals) then go to projects

[@evilpig11]

to add to the notion of "Try before you think you can do it" i like to say FAIL at something you want to learn. I've noticed throughout my programming journey that you will FAIL at many things before you master them. The real challenge is not giving up. Keep pushing ladies and gentlemen.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

YES

[@MeToMy-zx1lc]

good

[@user-bm9jy8qw2n]

Wooooooow, the real challenge is not giving up. So lately, I've thought of even selling my laptop because i was frustrated and confused am not giving up man. thanks for this xomments

[@hetsahk]

100%, The only difference between successful people and ordinary people is that they hold on for 5 minutes longer

[@Bringmejoycon]

This is how I taught myself to solder. Follow guide for xbox modding, break xbox... follow it again... break it. Only broke 2 ever, after that I was a soldering Machine and did like 50 consoles. Hopefully I can learn in a similar way to code

[@GeraldBosley-cf8ng]

There's a vscode extension called quokka that shows you the output in the editor next to your code

[@mattbeglinger]

Thank you Toumas, another amazing video! You're changing lives for the better with you content!

[@onyekastephen2250]

Why did it take this long. I've just realized why I haven't been progressing that much. A million thanks for this.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

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[@Adrian_Marmy]

holy moly RunJS will definitely improve my learning speed. Thanks so much for this video!

[@jessey8362]

jou Tuomas i think u change my future. Like we say in Finland Ei perkele, kiitos. Keep up the good work.

[@Phill_F]

This is some of the most useful advice I've come across. Try before you think you can do it. Thank you so much for this!

[@toluolawoyin]

Hey man. Love your approach to learning. The bike theory is fine with me, I'll try it out

[@darrenfrancis8126]

I just finished the Odin projects foundations course and I’m glad I watched this bc now I know where I need to continue and there are more courses out there other than the Odin project. Thanks for this 🗣️

[@annoyer2500]

what are the other courses other than odin project?🗣can u reply soon

[@madethecreator]

This is the best video ever, I think every beginner needs to see this video, really on point 👌🏾

[@OneAndOnlyWilliamShort]

Literally just started js a week ago and I have already made 3 projects (A random project picker, a vowel counter, and a cookie clicker clone). I learned so much just doing research for potential solutions (classes, arrow functions, import/export, etc.). Project based learning defo the way to go.

[@amitavasengupta5580]

I learned js 2 days back, by now I've made 6 js projects so far

[@diasposangare1154]

Seriously?

[@Shahaji-fy5tm]

can you suggest some resources please

[@OneAndOnlyWilliamShort]

@@Shahaji-fy5tm Just make simple stuff. Vowel counter was a good place to start. Try to figure everything out urself. :)

[@joeterezaboss6801]

Bro u are so smart

[@ShiruHDani]

I wanted to learn JavaScript and got just the information WHERE to learn it. And the attitude that comes with every developer, regardless wether you use JavaScript or another language...

[@gavinkalaher7314]

JavaScript is bloody amazing, it's my favourite language up to now. I want to learn TypeScript and React next.

[@PaulnJenna]

I know the very basics of JavaScript, and now learning React. It's a lot different to JavaScript (from the little I know anyway), but I much prefer it!

[@gavinkalaher7314]

@PaulnJenna I hope to find out soon! I have about 3hrs left on my JavaScript course. Hope it goes well for you 😀

[@arunjohny]

Which course do you recommend

[@gavinkalaher7314]

@@arunjohny SuperSimpleDev on KZbin

[@sanjairaj2211]

@@gavinkalaher7314how long does it take to complete the JavaScript course?

[@valenciawalker6498]

Thank you . Great video . I’m learning frontmen’s and back end in bootcamp

[@justBlake11]

Great timing. I just started learning JavaScript a couple days ago. Appreciate the video and the advice in it.

[@jeremycampbell3316]

Can you please confirm your credit card number

[@mounikareddy6509]

@accentgames4793 please suggest me , where can we start the Javascript. Which one to choose to learn and understand clearly

[@yashbhawsar7792]

​@@mounikareddy6509For JavaScript I would Recommend, JavaScript mastery by Adrian Hajdin, it's a short course to get started with javascript

[@rahrah4610]

How’s it going thus far?

[@Keerthanan1811]

This is the video that I was searching for... Thanks ;)

[@trsvalte837]

in ur opinion does data analyst have good demand and will it have a good demand in the coming future?

[@user-lo4vz9vj8c]

Thank you for encouraging me to give up on programming and start farming

[@bartheus6709]

Everyone on the web was talking that without the advanced understanding of Javascript we shouldn't start to working with frameworks. As always i did the oposite , i learn foundations and started to working with framwork maybe i didnt write some Promises with Javascript but i wrote already some Observables in Angular, and i get a job as a Junior Dev. The time i used to make Apps like Todos with plain javascript was more frustrating for me then now when im working on real projects in my company , even with hard things and more advanced topics i finally feel that im learning something and im going forward.

[@InternetMadeCoder]

Amazing

[@medtech6251]

I am also stuck and thinking that if i am not completing this topic now then maybe in future I'll never be a good developer. Can you help me out how i can beat this?

[@bartheus6709]

@@medtech6251 what the most important part is just learn by doing, tutorials are good for having a perspective how thing can be done, i don't know on what level are u now so it kinda hard to give u some tips, do ur own project and dont fear to try new things even if u think that u don't understand the most advanced topic in JavaScript.

[@bartheus6709]

@@medtech6251 and you can't thinking at the beginning that u won't be a good developer because of not knowing some things , continues learning is the part of our job , countinues integration and continues development is not only related to Code it is related to ourselves too :)

[@pucksheet4456]

It's benn one month since I started learning web dev i could say I'm not really that good in html and css but i know the basic it's time to move on and spend more time to JavaScript

[@alraidernation5128]

Someone like myself who has never written code, what language would use for warehouse management system?

[@RetroEcoChicken]

i like to jump into a language, hate it and then figure out what im doing wrong. if i just watch a totorial and copy it i forget it instantly but if i fought to do something for 3 days then finally im able to do it then i never forget what i did.

[@itis9555]

thanks for this. i just started learning html, css, and javacript. question: any idea why chrome puts up a warning notice on every outside site recommended by every youtuber? it's frustrating and kinda scary. thanks.

[@soldierboy7105]

Great advice! Thanks man.

[@jayvaidya3009]

This is the thing I was waiting for

[@Betablasts12]

Tuomas could you do a video about "Which is better for your Backend Javascript or Python"

[@gregoryweb3]

Thank you practice makes better and learning make a habit

[@semacou4218]

I want to learn javascript but I don´t want to learn html and css imedialely with it, and don´t know of it is posible

[@aysii2112]

a really good video thank you for this !

[@TheBlackmanIsGod]

Someone needs to make a list of all the JavaScript terms, keywords, vocabulary, then go down the list of every word or term you will come across in Javascript, explain how to use it, when to use it, and how it solves a real world problem……. BOOM!!! That would teach us even more than hands on projects would, why has nobody done this yet…… Because every JavaScript video I watch I hear a new and different term that I wasn’t aware of, so someone needs to list out all the terms and possible terms and then define them and their usages clearly.

[@rireadeoti2615]

Search for top JavaScript syntaxes

[@FelixOkolie_thenewsblogger]

This is exactly what am looking for...explain how to use it,when to use it and how it solves real world problems.

[@TheBlackmanIsGod]

@@FelixOkolie_thenewsblogger exactly!! This people want you to make some simple bingo card game that uses JavaScript to reshuffle the numbers for new games and act like that’s all you need to know the deepest ins and outs of JavaScript…… I hate how terrible code people are at communicating, plus they always feel superior yet can’t teach what they know….. And nobody ever wants to show you what their day to day work is what they actually do all day at their job, probably because they are milking it and not really doing anything all day but getting paid too much….. Nobody wants to teach you and show you what to do daily to get and keep a job in tech….

[@cbbcbb6803]

Good quality model skeletal programs are very useful.

[@seenuz1]

Awesome tips mate 👌

[@abirahmed1292]

Link you added for Run JS is not working

[@Kapza94]

I think quokka vs code plugin does the same as runjs

[@polimorphic13]

Great video as always.

[@mrziixx1293]

Wish me luck guys, gonna start learning it now

[@raheem2845]

java script playground seems very useful , thanks

[@jardagalvao]

Thank you for this information.

[@MeToMy-zx1lc]

Okay i want to tell you that last year i choose to be a frontend devoloper then i left because of my mistakes now at this time i am learning javascript writing a code and now its my believe that this time a good understanding and work hard make to me a successfull frontend devoloper And thank you your video is really helped me

[@shafnisha1171]

Thanks RUN JSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HoodieSource]

I’m a beginner, but was told to learn python not JavaScript. What am I missing?

[@ashwinkumaar632]

My VS code is broke like this window is not responding message comes whenever I open it and it also starts too slow I have uninstalled and installed many times uninstalled every extension I had saw many online answers till not solved even tried to install in a different user of my PC 😓

[@upskilllearn7596]

Reboot your PC

[@Itsmax_003]

My personally fav language is python and specially when you are beginner and you want to just start programming after that you can go with JS.

[@emmanuelmichael2019]

What type of js frame work is recommendable for beginner like me

[@jims01]

React

[@dcsalim4384]

Thanks buddy ❤️ from 🇮🇳

[@moviecholoic9713]

I just learned python and cs50 and thinking of heading to JavaScript but everybody is saying front end will be dead due to Ai...what should I do?

[@Gopalism]

don't worry, as A.I. is not perfect, i use it to help me code Powershell and sometimes it gets the code wrong. There will always be a need for humans to manage A.I. if you really believe that JS will all be done by A.I. , i suggest maybe to look into programming A.I. itself. That way you will always have a job.

[@andyl9920]

Skip html and css?

[@absm9749]

You are a best of best😊.

[@sir.skillfulworld8087]

Nice job

[@datsmydab-minecraft-and-mo5666]

Amazing video

[@skafwadie]

Is it possible make a similar video for Rust?

[@Lutz64]

I think C is way easier to learn once some one explains pointer magic (it's the only magic in C). javascript is a never ending road of new content and edge cases

[@bulaloitech]

This is what I saw in Python as my first languange "never ending road of new content and edge cases" I find "what to build" hard because there's to many to learn like Django, ML, etc (Can't pick). Unlike JavaScript which you pretty much know what your gonna build. I'd love to learn C/C++ once I built my full stack web app

[@horlogefondu]

@@bulaloitech c++ it s fun with a lot of emotional damage, but at least it s fun

[@wol.f13]

@@horlogefondu lol

[@souvikrajsingh]

wheres the guy with all the time stamps written?

[@Xammie3000]

I actually devoted over 40 Hours of my time learning and coding javascript for fun and now i cant remember most of it and i lost my computer where i did so much coding practices, it was fun i might revisit it again sometime for now i just optimize the internet with my use I have spent over 40 Hours on KZbin already without material compensation i just keep paying for Data connection i need to get personal financial acess from my time invested here then i would be encouraged to invest more

[@sankofax8082]

never memorize code... just remember the general concept...like how variables work in JS, how objects work in JS. JS run time behaviors, etc. that way you will know which concept to use to build something. when it comes to time to build just google something like, 'hey how to intialize an object, how to store objects in array, etc...' google, google, google, when the time comes with more practice you will naturally know the syntax without googling.

[@shourya2408]

​@@sankofax8082I watched around 12 hrs of javascript tutorial from supersimpledev and I made a Rock, paper, scissors game by watching tutorial but now after watching tutorial and understanding the concepts of objects, methods, data types, variables, etc I tried to make a simple calculator and I wasn't able to build it, Can you tell me where I'm lacking,. Please help me I'm stuck since 1 week😢

[@preetiswami3647]

Please make a video on data scientists

[@FaithFedora]

Nice video. As someone who is just starting it do you suggest we just learn the basics of js and then jump into learning a frame work ?

[@ucheemmanuel8466]

Me self dey confused oo

[@rubancharles8998]

Well getting a hold on js first is recommended and then any framework/library would take less than a month to learn. but vanilla javascript is important because you would understand everything in the framework or library and also understand where to use which concept.

[@user-gu8jw1yf5m]

thanks

[@Patra_Kirsani]

Love from India ❤

[@_lifestylefusion]

Is ZTM free?

[@ssduo5574]

"Unexplainable quirks and semicolons filled confusing syntax" Java has entered the chat.

[@ashuking8535]

I love JS❤❤

[@MonkeyD_Luthy]

I’m just learning JavaScript .. I’m finding it pretty difficult but i believe the more I practice the better it will be .. I look forward to getting solid with this language

[@abhilash3171]

Going to start learning javascript htm css from next week

[@lorachiri5689]

Learning JS over here as well… all the best to us

[@Mehdielidrissi1]

@@lorachiri5689too here

[@rakshi4291]

Can I know wt u r Praticing

[@MonkeyD_Luthy]

@@rakshi4291 I use codecademy going thru the full stack engineering path .. it’s hard, I have to start back from square one bc as I got further in n it got harder my brain turned to mush 😂

[@randith87]

Is there a way to be your own boss, so you don't have to worry about getting hired?

[@fukcit.]

out of curiosity why did you not mention freecodecamp? its a interactive learnign system and you get a certificate

[@abikyoukan2]

certificates don't matter in this industry

[@coadinghub]

it is good but any one can see direct code logic via view-source so it is worthless

[@mamatramdhani5529]

Sorry if this is a stupid question. Is it okay to ask ChatGPT to explain every line on javascript? It's work for me to understand every line and ChatGPT explain it very easily for me.

[@bartheus6709]

if the way of learning things brings you forward then u found the right way

[@CuriousCattery]

Definitely okay, another thing you can do is write code and then ask gpt for suggestions on improving it. I've learnt a lot that way as a developer whose been in the industry for a number of years.

[@AmbarLostintheCode-qy9zs]

Do it, every single word if necessary , until you can replicate and understand

[@edwinrandall5062]

I cant even remember all the courses ive done and still cant think up my own algorithm

[@maptrking]

Is this Gordon Ramsay's son????? Hahahahahahaha - GREAT video, my friend - I think I'm learning from your series... :) :) :)

[@Azhagusuryaa2696]

7:33 😂😂😂sudden 😂laugh

[@Faizansep5]

5:30 what he said here? Stop building or start building?

[@rentefald]

Drop JS-framework and just learn JS, then you are suddenly in the top 10

[@user-rb4gm4cy7x]

awesome

[@Ryan-Phillips2.0]

Odin without working with linux?

[@jakew4829]

You can integrate Linux terminal (Wsl) for windows

[@AHMEDYASSER-up6yx]

The point is to understand Javascript very well and logical thinking then pass to the framework isn't it

[@JoeScottish]

Apply for a graduate developer role

[@nairudynamic1313]

i love java script

[@playinhertz4494]

I know c,c++,c#. How long will i take to learn JS??

[@sujalGhorse-xh8bs]

1 month to become average, 3 months to become more than average.

[@zachintech5590]

didn't you start off with Python?

[@davidowuor4270]

Hey toumas can you make a video of the IDEs you use and also the course you took for filmmaking,,,otherwise great video as always😊

[@gavinkalaher7314]

VS Code is a really good IDE.

[@wol.f13]

@@gavinkalaher7314 VS Code actually isn't an IDE but a text editor. 🤓 I use it most of the time and it is great for most people to use while programming/coding.

[@KayNaude]

Which ine is best? Vue or React?

[@pygorithm423]

vue easier to learn react easier to find a job with

[@rexsybimatrimawahyu3292]

Is it better to learn JS and Python at the same time? Im learning Python at the moment and wanted to learn JS at the sametime? Is it better to completely learn Python first then switched to JS afterward?

[@drach762]

Up

[@MySUHIT]

You can do whatever you feel, but I think as long as you can have enough practice time for both you're good.

[@mayank4156]

Bro if you're learning front-end, then learning HTML and CSS is also recommended.

[@CuriousCattery]

What might help is learn a concept in one language, like loops and then learn the same thing in the other. That way you'll grasp the concept and the rest is just syntax. I don't know about python but a good resource for javascript would be up and going by Kyle Simpson. Another thing is, as a front end developer I wish I'd learnt the full stack earlier. It sucks to have a black box.. I'd prioritize sql and databases over html and css. Just grab a ui library to start and once the other concepts are solid you can go back to html and css which shouldn't take too long to get a handle on.

[@thushithasenarath]

I also learn online. and now I can develop websites using React, Angular, Node frameworks, and more. My question is, Is there any platform to get internship programs for students like us?

[@itsnerd404]

Hey Body Can You Help Me In Learning?

[@mounikareddy6509]

Please suggest me the course for Angular framework for begginer to learn

[@Haccod-kg2ou]

the comment section is very motivating

[@hemanthkt2887]

Odin project

[@knifegun1064]

Yo, didn't know that gordon Ramsey stopped cooking to start coding

[@nadyashaymardanova6000]

Круто!!

[@harpersnyder2297]

The video starts at 2:30

[@WhyAreThereHandlesNow87]

My job uses plain JavaScript.

[@chimdaluonwualu7901]

King Of Web = KOW = cow = 👑 🐮

[@hv6411]

🤩🙏🏼

[@preetiswami3647]

How to become data scientists

[@abrahamsimonramirez2933]

Senior dev = import * , give me a a break; { } . It's more rewarding developing custom logic and partly adapt snippets found during research or a slight inspiration. Although I agree that employers are mostly focusing on specific frameworks, it just feels dumb to me anyways. The ones actually building and creating those frameworks are the real devs, I prefer to create a custom peace of code over being all day this dot this this dot that new that() 😢😂, and is overkill to over-engineer simple components in a project.

[@S-Lomar]

Well done 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@GuyananV]

Martin odgeaard ehat are you doing here

[@kajita2048]

Speaking Spanish without knowing any Spanish word makes no sense to me. I am JS beginner, I hear this aaall over the place: just do it! But I ask: so what? 😂 I want to know the basics, before I can try them out, I need to learn some basics… imo

[@nadyashaymardanova6000]

💚

[@blaizeW]

JavaScript.. a language where you will compete with other 1k + persons on a position.

[@Ziony23]

Which language do u recommend?

[@hassan_3975]

from a mid-level React dev, I disagree with you can learn the framework right away without learning vanilla JS.