Sebastian McKenzie: JavaScript Transformation | JSConf US 2015

[@To-mos]

Nervous as hell in front of people, he's definitely a software engineer. Great tool!

[@anikethsaha5064]

This guy is gem .... Thank you for your contribution

[@ArihantAV]

Hey JSConf! Could you make the slides portion of the videos bigger than the presenter's face please? Thanks!

[@MrPlaiedes]

This kid is so smart and so nervous!

[@dalewyngaard]

where's a good place to start if I would like to create a JavaScript App?

[@bonrind]

+Dale Wyngaard you learn javascript.

[@dalewyngaard]

RAIN I meant a good place to start with JavaScript as well? No need for a smart ass comment. Tired of these people that think that there opinion matters, rather better the world, help someone for once. Not everyone has the same resources as you. What if I create an App one to find dumbass people like you, that leave dumbass comments on KZbin videos just because we can't see who you are. BTW, I'm from South Africa, a so called third world country, life this side is already a dumbass, didn't need more from a so called intelligent country. Open source was created for people to ask questions, and the video was very helpful, but RAIN was not. Thanks but no thanks. If you say that I'm just ranting then once again that's your dumbass opinion.

[@bonrind]

Dale Wyngaard I wasnt going to respond but ok...So why are you watching this video if you dont know any javascript? Doesnt matter where you are in the world, if you are able to connect to the net and disrespect someone on a youtube comment you are able to search for javascript tutorials. or javascript free books. Maybe thats what you should be spending your time doing.

[@dalewyngaard]

RAIN irrelevant buddy, you still not helping, I just wanna try my own apps as well, can you help me or not?

[@anthonymayfield5120]

+Dale Wyngaard programmers are often really rude. Look up nodejs tutorials and learn JavaScript with an online course like Team Treehouse. Good luck!

[@1wilmam]

My name is Sebastian McKenzie as well

[@hasan80807070]

he's very nervous

[@realB12]

Babel is great and very important stuff. So thankful for that. However I had to stop your presentation in about the middle, as I could nod make up what and why I have to know the things you are telling us. So maybe, next time, it migth be good to tell people about WHAT you are going to talk and WHY they should listen BEFORE you go into the details!