Learn JavaScript With These 4 Projects!

[@TechWithTim]

I just released a new software development course that teaches advanced JavaScript and most importantly, helps you land a job! Check it out here: coursecareers.com/a/techwithtim?course=software-dev-fundamentals

[@juicyentertainment461]

Dear Tim, About a month ago, I started self-studying programming. My goal is to become a full-stack developer. Through the SoloLearn app, I have gained some basic knowledge, but I still have a long way to go. I am interested in the program you offer and would like to receive more information. What exactly can I expect from your program? Additionally, could you please provide an email address where I can reach you?

[@itsnobledean9450]

Just completed the rock, paper, scissors project, and after reviewing the code, my understanding of these basics are now being remembered.

[@saeedhalabi]

I'm a big fan of your videos! I'm a beginner back-end dev, and I've learned so much from your clear and concise explanations of complex concepts. I'm especially grateful for your videos on the different backend frameworks and technologies. I'm excited to keep learning from your videos and to eventually become a skilled back-end developer. Thanks again for all your great work!

[@mehliamm]

This was sooo good I actually understood everything and making my own apologies to reinforce my understanding! Ur amazing mate❤️✨

[@itsnobledean9450]

I've gotten to the end of the first game, and I have to say, learning like this, for me, is definitely giving me such a better understanding of these core concepts. After watching other tutorials, even paid ones, I feel I'd be willing to pay for your courses, simply off of the clarity you gave me. I'm not done with this tutorial, but I'm confident my abilities will be heightened after completion. Thanks for this!

[@megaicefr2]

I love these JavaScript tutorials Tim keep them coming!

[@michawojcieszek2125]

Please continue making videos linked to JavaScript and React . I love your way of explaining things , thank you .

[@Tech_legend-gd3fx]

Perfect Time I am also 13 and I just learnt html and css and now trying JavaScript Great timing Tim🤗👍

[@marveluniverse2117]

I’m 14 you’re way ahead of me

[@paulthomas1052]

Great set of starter apps - Thanks Tim !

[@TechWithTim]

No problem! Glad you liked jt

[@wanmiguel7704]

Good content man. What do recommend for improving algorithmic thinking, for coding?

[@bnbahranfk]

I am on the 2nd project very easy and simple to understand thanks 👍

[@onlyforscience8255]

awesome job Tim! I was expecting such an informative video from you my hunches turned out to be right! Thanks for the content!

[@shaunbuddy9259]

im just getting started and i loved the video! Was finally able to start understanding this! I would like to learn javascript and would like to know where is the best place to do that but also support you. I do see the link but it says advanced Javascript but im brand new so if you could point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for taking the time to make this video, much appreciated!

[@mohbcn]

thank you I super like these mini projects very interesting and you learn much more

[@williamkakooza4603]

Thanks alot, this is the best way to learn Programming 😊

[@a.a8720]

Hi, I started teaching Python after i watched your videos on how you made money with coding, could you please , please make videos on how to be a good Python tutor?

[@parametaorto]

That was a very cool approach to coding! I already write in other languages, but I never tried javascript and getting my hands dirty instantly was very useful. Thanks for sharing!

[@bimalsharma6248]

Great video , thanks a lot !!

[@LordZanji]

you are awesome tim! ty for this

[@marianmicu7108]

Everything make sense now!

[@IPAITECH]

You know your work man. God bless you 😀😊😇

[@daanw6270]

Do you have to install the prompt-sync every time you start a new javascript project and want to use a prompt?

[@pahalbhawsar6228]

Liked the way of teaching 🔥

[@alainaluu]

Does anyone have suggestions or resources on how to incorporate any of these projects into HTML and CSS? I really like his teaching style and need someone similar ❤

[@TOONSSTATION]

You're new to CSS & HTML?

[@solaraproject3614]

Thanks bro.

[@Elifesocialmedia]

love your vids thanks for the likes

[@TechWithTim]

Thanks for watching!

[@ibrahimhossen6549]

Which tutorial should I watch next? And a confusion in my mind that am I learning basic JS or it was Node.js tutorial? Please answer someone. Thanks.

[@-Corvo_Attano]

Thanks for sharing 🤍

[@TechWithTim]

My pleasure 😊

[@itsnobledean9450]

Just completed the random guessing game, and the more I follow these kind of tutorials, the better I feel about learning the basics of Javascript.

[@henrymellor9760]

In the rock paper scissors game, wouldn't paper be chosen more often than rock or scissors using the Math.round method? Before rounding, rock corresponds to values 0-0.499, paper to 0.5-1.499, and scissors to 1.5-2. This means that paper is twice as likely to be chosen by the computer using the rounding method. Since I am new to JavaScript I am not sure if you can type cast to an integer, but I know in Java it is (int) and Python it's int(), which would be a more effective method for even random generation of the options. Then 0-0.99 would correspond to rock, 1-1.99 to paper, and 2-2.99 to scissors. You would just have to multiply the Math.random by 3 instead of 2 and then type cast it.

[@daanw6270]

yes you should use math.floor and with the math.random * 3 instead I think. If you want to use math.random that is

[@daniyellaharmon]

Thank you for this tutorial! I can't figure out why but even though the tooltip follows my cursor, it is still far away from the cursor. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.

[@AlbertButHuseyin]

Well, after doing these projects, do you have any project ideas that we can do ourselves with the information we have learned here?

[@enriqueavalos]

I completed the 1st project. In the second project, I was getting an error. Turns out I left out: const prompt = require(“prompt-sync)(); That was it. Sharing in case anyone else hit with the same. Top of the screen on KZbin cuts off this line. That’s why I didn’t initially notice.

[@sayedakbarali5650]

i think the second project files should be with the npm package folder.

[@migueljimenezgarrido1330]

What is a best idea for informatic enginer . Mac or Windows?

[@arishkolnik9316]

which vscode extension do you use for your code appearance?

[@Joe-qp9ix]

Pretty good, informative tutorial, but not a fan of the way that we're being taught methods that seem to only apply to interacting with the script in the console. No one is going to make a living working through console logs. I was kinda hoping to see how to make this all interactive through a website.

[@co4349]

Thanks for your tutorial but I wonder why you look like Gally from Maze Runner. It's very similar

[@meyou578]

can you make video about how to programming panning and zomming in pygame

[@smdowais8004]

hey tim have doubt what a question have two answers how would it deal with if-else ladder , i tried it but the else part is also been printed

[@sirstegi]

What VSCode color and icon theme do you use?

[@sayedrenaq7747]

21:00

[@jeffgeter3106]

The only thing I don't like is Tim does show how to run the script from a html page. I guess what I'm saying is how you going to run the script without HTML?

[@TechWithTim]

You can use node js

[@jeffgeter3106]

yes I get that as you showed in the tutorial however, and pardon my ignorance, aren't most JS scripts run off HTML document? You mention showing this off to friends but what if that friend doesn't have a editor or IDE in which to run node js but can load a website in their browser.@@TechWithTim

[@YJstation]

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[@arjunprogramming2190]

I just started learning vue 3 😂

[@bigneism]

I don't know where i messed it up, but after answer2, every time i type the answer3 in the terminal, it repeate the 3rd prompt for every letter i wrote, i installed the npm prompt sync

[@HarrisSambo-tw9fp]

My npm is failing to find the prompt - sync 💔 help

[@TOONSSTATION]

Explain

[@Mukunth]

🎉

[@udojikechukwudalu3166]

Please, for the first part, mine is showing me error: cannot find module 'prompt-sync'. I wrote mine exactly how his was written but my terminal is showing me error. What could be wrong

[@yjskrishnateja]

Install that module in the terminal by this command npm install prompt-sync Hope it helped:)

[@kentziti8752]

is this tutorial possible without knowing javascript?

[@AlphaLibre9]

Is this a reupload?

[@TechWithTim]

nope

[@furqantarique3484]

I never did coding

[@babysafety48]

I’m a beginner and you are too fast and I’m super more confused, Why is it none of JavaScript teachers want use real project for teaching, like using html and css and the JavaScript all together 🤦‍♀️

[@smnomad9276]

To be completely honest with you, these are wack. We need realistic projects like a chat bot, a follower/likes bot, a web scraper etc. Something we can actually use in real life, no one will ever wake up one day and say " I totally need to create a random number guesser and a rock paper scissor app to make my life easier".

[@tathagata_roy]

It's for beginners

[@TechWithTim]

Just put yourself in the shoes or someone who has only been writing code for 1 week.

[@smnomad9276]

@@TechWithTim Everything I mentioned is beginner level, but at the same time makes you build something realistic and useful and therefore grasp programming concepts far better.

[@ilikebeef6504]

Why don’t you see that it’s for beginners

[@ManjuSharma-b7l]

I wanted to say that if you see my msg, I have bought Programming expert course and it is utter waste. You are teaching as if its 10 year old learning programming. I took that course thinking it has shown around 251 problems to solve and I get frustrated seeing True or False question, this or that. Have some standard question You have add practice questions. Not 2nd grade questions. Very disappointed and not getting refund too.

[@mintz347]

do it for react also!