JavaScript Fundamentals: Best Practices

[@ChrisTian-ox5nr]

Yes, I herd Doug Crockford talk about this in a FrontMaster course. Thanks for reenforcing that!

[@JustLookA7]

One of the greatest channels. All the explanations go straight to the point :D

[@Nobody90019]

Straight to the point and easy to understand. Thanks!

[@maximk7816]

You've got a wonderful teaching voice, mister!

[@denniskamonde6836]

Best tutorial videos ever!

[@jamesmonto9562]

6:15 Didn’t know you could declare multiple variables by using commas. Thank you

[@flaguser4196]

declare using const where you can.

[@ReinaldoTrindade]

Thanks a lot! This kind of videos are the best.

[@EnzoAuditore]

For sure i'll buy your Udemy courses! Thanks again

[@DanielWeikert]

Thanks a lot! Awesome.

[@SwapnilMhaske1]

Good basic things explained. I suggest you to add some lines on linting the code in this tutorial. In case anyone forgets to do, the lint takes care of it :)

[@ManontheBroadcast]

Thanks ... great content as always ...

[@EnzoAuditore]

Thanks mates!

[@Spartacus69]

I know I'm going to get flak for this but it seems the syntax for javascript and python are blurring 😁 which is nice when you are building a flask RESTful API with a Vue frontend. No complaints

[@rolandpierrelouis4013]

Congrats for your work ! Can I know WHY I should avoid using new with JavaScript objects please ? and can you refer some resources or books to learn how to write clean code please ?

[@AllThingsJavaScript]

Using literal syntax is just quicker and easier. You shouldn't use new to create primitives, but maybe shouldn't have included using new to define objects as one of the the don'ts. It is not a big problem if you do. You may simply be seen as just learning javascript if that is a concern. Now if by clean code you mean making it understandable, readable, manageable and concise (which is how I define it) I don't know of any specific resources that talk just about that, but most books and courses talk about these topics. I know in my courses, I frequently talk about these topics.

[@rolandpierrelouis4013]

@@AllThingsJavaScript thank you so much

[@Final_M]

Great video! I learnt a lot, should I also now use the ‘new’ keyword when declaring a date variable? I often use { new Date()} is there a way to declare a date without using new?

[@AllThingsJavaScript]

You need to use new Date() when declaring a date. You are doing it right.

[@zameeebasha]

Hi Steven, can we have a tutorial on promises. Thanks

[@AllThingsJavaScript]

Yes, thanks for the request. I'm planning it, I just need to get my third course out first and then I will begin working on asynchronous coding which is when I want to do those tutorials.

[@salehmajeed]

I need to understand what is meant by global variable first.

[@AllThingsJavaScript]

This one may help answer that question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHi9eKmEnL99g9E

[@sitcomrave]

Fundamentals and best practices are not for a single person. i expected some ninga JavaScript techniques and got JavaScript syntax basic context.

[@ibrahimsa1262]

I like your channel

[@viksoft7406]

your voice sounds younger than your face

[@VladBatrinu]

turned it off when he said to use semicolons