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[@petrosmanesis]

I'm a front end developer working in an agency in London for the past 3 years. What I wanted to point out is that learning how to code is a HARD thing so don't be disappointed or give up if you find it hard to learn. It's not only you, but 99% of the people who now code fluently, they once had the same problems like you! Keep coding, keep making this planet a friendlier and smarter place :)

[@rajab4187]

Made my day .imma soon come there form Pakistan...our skills have no value here..u get Rs30k/month which is 250 to 300 pounds...it's a waste time and self esteem working here in tech

[@zacharychurney5615]

Thank you so much for these words! I’m currently in an intensive software engineering program and I have had so many moments where I’m like, “AM I EVER GOING TO GET THIS?!” One thing I have to do is look back at where I was a couple months ago and see how much I’ve learned. No one learned a language in a few months or even a year. Languages are learned over time because they evolve, which is something I need to remember. It’s so helpful to hear experienced coders like you affirm this, though!! ❤️🙏🏼

[@SahraClayton]

I have been trying to learn javascript for the last 6 months. I just don't understand the syntax or understand what is going on with it what so ever, and I am finding it really frustrating thinking that I will never get there

[@PatrickRams]

@@SahraClayton can be frustrating sometimes.....

[@PatrickRams]

@Rajandeep Kaur what is the right way????

[@286432531]

Every time I watch a javascript tutorial: My brain: Got it, this is easy. Chrome console: error.

[@sabritarhouniteam1267]

Omg

[@ryanriley3146]

Every time man

[@ianpaul0520]

check logic, spelling assigning and stuffs. haha oh and also declaration.

[@ukelaamoore]

Facts!

[@azimahmad9692]

Same here 😭😭

[@smartguygiyo]

Html is like foundation and structure of the house, just the plain basic structure. CSS is like the interior and exterior design. The color. The floor mat, the tiles, the paintings etc. JavaScript is like the doors/ hinges, chairs, water taps, mirrors, lights, switches, clocks etc that add to the function and that you can use and interact with.

[@tommymaher4166]

very true I use this analogy too!

[@sushantatimalsina9064]

yaa

[@trevorarmstrong6641]

I feel it’s the other way around css makes the structure for html to be within

[@smartguygiyo]

@@trevorarmstrong6641 And html the materials used!

[@lns2490]

True

[@Sergeodessa]

After crying for 2 hours while trying to understand objects methods, then taking another break recharged myself with motivational videos like this :-)

[@ieatfood88]

Object methods are just functions within objects lol. Sounds like you didn't have a good grasp of objects in general.

[@aquepaique]

@@ieatfood88 shutup

[@mentoriii3475]

@@ieatfood88 this is the problem with the javascript, while methods are just functions inside objects, then you have Functions who are functions inside global Object and they have properties and methods as well LOL, JS is confusing isn't it

[@yaredghost5021]

@@CaliburPANDAs you can become a senior developer in 2 years? 🤔

[@brightonmtandi6923]

wow, that's me right now, trying to understand objects and implement them on my project and my deadline is around the corner.

[@tunde6159]

I had to come here to get motivated. I'm almost left in tears about how challenging this is.

[@johndoe-fq7ez]

Same

[@wildyato3737]

Same🥲🥲

[@rajanishekar6394]

Same here. Thought some one will tell it is easier 🤣🤣🤣

[@monkeywyk]

Keep it up ! ^_^

[@tanay_sankhe]

Same reason. I feel so good that I'm not the only one.

[@cracks1291]

I’m here! I got a job interview for a jr full stack position because your videos gave me the courage to move forward on my dreams and put myself out there. Thank you 🙏

[@swallowedinthesea11]

Congrats!

[@cracks1291]

Just had my phone interview and from the sounds of it I might already be hired. I have an interview with their lead dev in a week and a half when he gets back from vacation. :D I WILL KEEP YOU POSTED!

[@cracks1291]

Chris Sean That’s another thing. I keep thinking I’m a JR developer (because I haven’t ever worked in the field. Self taught and done it as a passion) and he told me to stop saying that. He said you know PHP Frameworks, MySQL. JavaScript jQuery, Backbone.js as well as html css. He said based on your projects, someone who has all these skills isn’t a jr. They are a full stack developer. It made me feel so good. I thought I wasn’t ever going to be good enough.

[@cracks1291]

Imposter syndrome is a real thing. I think I had imposter imposter syndrome 😂😂😂 Also sorry for pestering you. I’ve just been so happy and overjoyed at the possibilities that are opening for me because of people like you sharing your success and giving me the courage to put myself out there.

[@urielbanuelos150]

do you have a portfolio?

[@21agdmnm]

JavaScript it`s like moving to Winterfell and C++ is everything beyond Night's Watch Wall....

[@Anon16290]

learning HTML /CSS is like Learning a Language. Learning JavaScript and other Programming languages like C and C++ is like Learning Math, it requires a lot of mental effort to understand the logic of these languages and the problem solving. that's why JavaScript is so hard.

[@leilanidoofy90]

yesssssss...this is me! I thought I was getting the hang of it with HMTL/CSS then I got my face rubbed in dirt with JavaScript.

[@nevinkuser9892]

haha funny comment 😂

[@FusionTM_REDRUM]

I'm about to start learning html, css and JavaScript at the same time. I have a really decent knowledge on Java though, so I think it will help me out understanding the JavaScript Concepts a bit faster. Hopefully 😄

[@dylan4043]

@@FusionTM_REDRUM how did it go?

[@FusionTM_REDRUM]

@@dylan4043 I was going to learn Java script, html and css , in order to make an android web app. I decided to go native with java instead, and learned some xml cause it's needed in Android to define the layout of your app. I'm starting to really regret that decision. Android is a completely different beast all together. I exposed myself to lots of stuff and I'm struggling quit a bit. Hopefully it's not gonna get the better of me. Will see though. This platform is very frustrating, even for programmers with 10 years experience in Java. 😬😬.

[@inotechsylhet2074]

😂😂😂

[@steep9695]

My mans got a pair of headphones on his neck and an AirPod on his left ear😅

[@Xxxsorrow]

Described my experience perfectly within the first 10 seconds.

[@Yuribyulsblog]

Hey Chris nice video! I have a question I know you recommend treehouse for learning wise but do you also recommend coding bootcamps? do you think it's worth it to go because I have hard time studying on my own. Id love your feedback!

[@TheDoctornaut]

Html/css is like learning vocab. JavaScript is like learning grammar.

[@bomitalia3588]

Well am fucked then

[@shryoder]

@@bomitalia3588 *No shit... Everybody learning it would...*

[@Love2Banime]

The Doctornaut sounds about right

[@user-xy8ec9nw3u]

💩

[@vegetathe4th376]

Hi Chris, do I have to keep repeating the code challenges and topics in js ? And Is it good practice when you didn’t know the answer to a coding challenge is you watch a video and understand the concept of that challenge?

[@RidzOnYT]

I'm one of JS learner and I just started about 5months ago , from the begining it looks like piece of cake, but when it comes to deep part, my brain like tilting upsidedown and sometime I had to read the same tutorial multiple times to understand it fully beside writing my own JS code on notepad++ and run it. Yeah, coding need alot of practices! :))

[@hamsteroncoffee]

I absolutely LOVE JavaScript!!! It is just amazing! At first, yeah, it was hard, but then, after I got the basics figured out, everything became soooo COOL! You just have to stick to it and go beyond that point of "uhhh, I got stuck, I do not like this, I do not get this". One thing that I truly hate is Sass. I think the syntax and everything is horrible. And frankly, I just started learning it, but I find it redundant and useless at times. But I guess it is that bump you get at the beginning when you learn something new... Hope that will pass with Sass as well. What do you think about Sass, Chris? Do you use it? Or just go with plain CSS? Thanks for your videos, btw! :)

[@hamsteroncoffee]

Toporasca, thank you for the advice. Yes, I went on with learning SCSS in the end. It is simpler and resembles CSS, indeed. I totally agree when you say it is more maintainable, because you have all things together (you can share properties and all), you can build your own templates and share them easily between files and so on, however, I still have some doubts about it when it comes to how it is being "translated" into CSS because selectors are overall longer and that makes the CSS file heavier (at least in my opinion)... But then, again, I do not have extensive experience with it, so I may be wrong... Maybe on larger projects, it is more useful than plain CSS and being so maintainable and reusable really weighs more at the end. I still have to perfect my SCSS skills and implement it in more complex projects to see its real power, haha. Anyway, good luck on your journey of learning/ perfecting your dev-skills! :)

[@kallejungstedt2785]

Thank you! I just started to dive in to JS and it was running in to a brick wall. I´ve been studying HTML and Css full time on my own for a month now and feel like a really understand them good enough to move on. And my next step was JS and I felt like running in to a brick wall with my head first....I guess I just need to grind and try to understand :D

[@lehappy3087]

im in same path as you! Good luck

[@DaLastMonster]

The grind is real

[@2king577]

Kalle Jungstedt how are you doing now?

[@tayyibali5052]

Its 3 years now. I started 2 weeks ago roughly. Whats up,gimme a heads up.

[@Michael-xj8ju]

The important thing is that you continue to learn and improve and keep a positive attitude.

[@theredpill7897]

Great video. I just started learning Javascript, and although Im great with algebra...its very confusing. Thanks for the motivation. :)

[@diodorussiculus2186]

Are you any good yet? I just started and I'd like to know what type of timeline I should expect.

[@ycombinator765]

1:09 there you go, saved you a minute!

[@sylvanusjoseph1140]

Hey Guys This is a video where one comes here and gets depressed at the negativity of this dude at the start of the video However its not his fault that he does not know he is putting a lot of struggling individuals down and who may switch to another youtube video without watching this video till the end. If you are learning something difficult and someone comes along and tells you its really hard to learn, it may cause numerous if not thousands to "GIVE UP' . Keep going. Rome was not built in a day. This is what this Dude should be saying after each continuously 'NEGATIVE speech of how difficult JS is. HE came through in the end of words encouragement. Thank You Chris Sean.

[@kaloianlawless7246]

Loved that video! Thanks for the motivation, mate! Liked and subbed!

[@piggymaster3209]

I really enjoyed this video and inspired me to keep going at it and pursue my dream job

[@icslush]

people with earpods be like 0:59

[@magsfuriosa3788]

Thanks, man. I need this pep talk. :)

[@kasmeneyes2227]

Watching inspirational vids on my breaks, just to give me more motivation 😊

[@mritz579]

So I just started to learn programming. I am currently learning javascript. I plan to do html then css after. Should I do html and css before js? I am about 50% through the course and it is proving to be very difficult to understand.

[@elmachotracho7963]

Great video. I live in a Central American third world country where there aren’t many tech/computer skilled professionals compared to USA, Germany or Japan (less than 2% can afford college education here). I’m a current self taught front end developer student, and I get motivated by seeing all these local businesses like restaurants and stores with no websites, because most people here make their publicity via Facebook or Instagram, and most of it is lame. I feel the need to fulfill the demand of businesses of having a client-attractive website.

[@Adam-we9ww]

One day I'm going to reply to this comment and be able to say that I did it

[@godblessamerica9313]

Hi can or may I speak with you I have lots of questions. Please I really need ur advise

[@mightr5292]

aye Chris I have a question Is a software developer and a web developer the same thing?

[@mmathatoable]

Thanks for the words of encouragement.

[@44aliano]

i am currently learning Javascript and i felt soooo stuck, i undertand how it works and why but idk, something is bothering me. But i keep pushing lets go. Thank you Chris. (Greeting from France)

[@kennyvi7865]

I came to the point of giving up. I started 2 weeks ago at the university. And it's hard.. i can't even remember how to write codes to make stuff work. But after watching this video.. it made my mind change and keep on going.. i'm hoping to become a good coder in the future. #motivatingvideo

[@bennevis6843]

KennyVI how you getting on

[@user-dj6oi5hw3m]

@@bennevis6843 yeah i dropped out of uni and now im a stripper, how abt u?

[@bennevis6843]

@@user-dj6oi5hw3m ahh following your mother’s foot steps good move

[@user-dj6oi5hw3m]

​@@bennevis6843 son, im your dad

[@bennevis6843]

@@user-dj6oi5hw3m that’s good at least one of us now knows who our father is

[@TOn-fx2gr]

I know python and some fortran i want to learn java should i learn css or html or php first ???

[@unregisteredaccount6555]

Yes

[@swallowedinthesea11]

Good stuff! JS involves programming logic. A bit more complex than HTML/CSS. I should have learned JS first than Python, but once you get comfortable with a language the other languages will be easier to grasp since the principles are the same, just different syntax.

[@sherrstechjourney6425]

This is great news. I was hoping that it would be easier to learn the others once I get my first one down. I realized today I'm understanding Python better than I thought I was but from what I understand Python is also great for beginners. I'm becoming more and more excited and your videos keep the passion for learning alive!

[@swallowedinthesea11]

Hello, fellow Py bro! I've seen a couple of vids, particularly by Jessica McKellar, that said some universities were starting Python instead of other languages because of its ease to newbies. Working on a text based RPG game in Python. Fun yet challenging. If you want to learn more, YT search Trevor Payne, CS Dojo, and Jessica McKellar. Some books that have helped me: doc.lagout.org/programmation/python/Python%20for%20Kids_%20A%20Playful%20Introduction%20to%20Programming%20%5BBriggs%202012-12-22%5D.pdf www.cs.uky.edu/~keen/115/Haltermanpythonbook.pdf

[@hughclarke8504]

Maybe you can help me. I am learning JavaScript now using Udemy. There are so many functions types. I can't remember them all and also don't know when to use what. If I had to just create the function type it's fine. It's the logic that gets me. How do I overcome this? Please help.

[@danh5637]

Css isn't technically a markup language - it's a style-sheet language :) Just mentioning that because that might trip someone up with a picky web dev interviewer. Mark up defines "what" a page is and style sheet defines "how it looks". Mark up and style sheets are separate.

[@mralaska8003]

I’m actually learning Full-Stack JavaScript on Treehouse. Absolutely loving it so far! Such a very fun language, and I love the challenges that come with it. I actually haven’t mastered HTML & CSS, I want to dive straight into JS.

[@fozilbeksadullaev4808]

What are u doing now

[@gregtegreg]

Ok then how? How can I learn from the computer perspective? I am searching for basic explanations in regard to this but all I find is “do this easy script” and such and this is not explaining the actual logic of an entire programming language. Should I study the basic principles of a computer? Or what?

[@kparag01]

U r saying go dive in ...But at what age?

[@bluesoulsam4999]

I'm learning JS now and i find it trouble i get stuck everywhere but get excited when I read or see something made by js...thanks for the encouragement

[@Rockrolla54]

What about now ? Did you made any progress ?

[@mentoriii3475]

@@Rockrolla54 he probably gave up by now :D

[@Rockrolla54]

@@mentoriii3475 lol

[@harshu2651]

@@mentoriii3475 how are you going with js?

[@mentoriii3475]

@@harshu2651 doing great, i have become a software engineer working with react

[@sandipdeb5859]

My favorite motivational channel !! 😌

[@remoo1900]

how long does it take before i can understand JS enough to solve quizzes ? this is my second month and i'm not been able to solve any ?!1

[@blonduose]

uhhh I was same, I did start on khan academy so I had to make some animations and stuff, and use loops, but it takes a while. I am now happy when I can solve a problem myself, but am better with some topics (if else, objects, classes) and worse at other topics (itterations) .... I have been studying since march I think, and still feel like an idiot. Sooo...yes. It's better though, I see that but when I think of all the libraries I have to learn etc. I get overwhelmed

[@ichhasseamerika]

And newbies don't forget that programming is mentally exhausting and soul crushing ;-) I ask myself if it's worth the money

[@clank2269]

I leaned c# first. I will learn html and CSS now. Xamarin too. After I got html and CSS I'll lean JS and will improve my xamarin skills as well

[@dren4136]

Basically it's the same comparison between declarative vs imperative languages, and, this is a general difference, not only for JS. Here, for html/css you only tell the computer WHAT you would like to have and not HOW it should be done (for instance for a tag you just say to the computer that you want a paragraph without specifying how it should be done.). For imperative programming languages such as JS, you need to tell the computer HOW (the exact steps) it should solve a problem. Again, if you would like to have a function rendering a string as a paragraph, then the exact steps need to be specified (draw text a little bit to the right etc.) And exactly this makes it obviously more difficult.

[@fractalelement857]

Where is HTML, CSS included besides web pages ?

[@edward3105]

My Iq measured in Mensa test is 125,can I become a frontend developer?I know some basics of C++

[@mochaCF61]

Thank you for this, Chris. I'm just beginning to learn JavaScript, and I am already confused.

[@DC-hc9os]

Be systematic ! Just keep going ! Good luck!

[@gabih7481]

Did it get better Hillari?? Im having such a hard time 😫😫😫

[@mochaCF61]

@@gabih7481 No. I'm going to go over HTML and CSS again.

[@Tufailkhan-nw8um]

Css3 relative positioning and cascading algorithm is tough

[@mr_c.i.c]

So Siri heard on your iPhone heard the question and started answering via AirPods.

[@christinec1674]

I feel so discouraged. I obviously started with HTML and CSS and though it challenged me, it was fun. This is NOT fun. I feel overwhelmed every single time I sit down to work through my online textbook. I am not getting a lot of support from my professor and when I can't figure something out I do turn to KZbin. BUT there isn't always videos that address what my textbook is asking me to do. Ugh. I am just venting. Next quarter the entire class will be focused on JavaScript. When I signed up for the class I was excited. NOW after getting some exposure to JS I am feeling really anxious about the class.

[@insurgentamine9220]

Thank you man

[@wealthyvisions2081]

Thank you i needed this

[@zaki466]

I got the logic, the probleme i have right now with JS is that even if i understund what i need to do in sense of a global problem to solve, but when i go into details and try to manipulate the element i want , i find myslef like : i can't use a loop because it's this knid of element, or, i can't acess to it's attributes because it's not like an array, this is the hardest stuff. i think javascript need time not because logicaly hard, it's just because there many components and caracteristics that we can't handle in a short periode of time.

[@tachel356]

I think one step to learning javascript is accepting that its hard and you need to do hard work day after day to acomplish your dream and be succesfull

[@samuelzhen6547]

Hi, chris. As front end developer, do you also design the website? If so, any resource would you recommend for us to learn design? Thanks

[@wisdomatani1337]

My brain hurts learning JavaScript. I have lost a lot of weight learning javascript. The only thing motivating me to keep on pushing is that I love styling pages.

[@wrecker699]

how is the journey! i take this course on nextwave for mern stack, (im very weak at math) my mern is just started with js which the concepts they are trying to say is okay but the problems they are giving in coding practice is so much difficult for me to solve, no matter how many hours im spending on these problems i can never solve them, -so here is my question: is it about the code you would write again and again and again or the logic you always have to find while solving the problem? if yes the logic i cannot think anything out of logic because it is very begining like yesterday i got to complete conditional statements and it is nearly imposssible to solve the actual problems... i actually have to settle in this IT field for my own personal reasons, what is your opinion from my perspective and what can you best prefer for me, is it the code or tools? in IT

[@islamabdullaev5427]

Well I finished the basics of JS like async functions etc. Now I am trying to learn the terminal and nodeJS. If anyone see this comment in like 6 months or 1 year comment below so i can tell you guys about my process

[@ngunyi101]

monitoring...

[@hopejk2012]

I'm learning Java in school. The hard thing is that the professors are not teaching. I am so confused bc it's only about a 58 day course. It's just crazy.

[@aayushmitra121]

Nice video! Just saying that HTML is a markup language and CSS is a styling language.

[@mashapimatimba8063]

I learnt C++ first I'm learning JavaScript now and I have to tell you. I'm finding it super easy.

[@TacoMaster07]

Well yeah no shit, if you know how to code in C++ which is a more complex language to learn than javascript then you will find it easier to learn js. Also having the previous knowledge of how to program from one language helps learn another one. You are familiar with a lot of the ideas and methodologies of programming but you just have to relearn the syntax and system structures.

[@tinayemartin6317]

Same path, I just started JavaScript too from C++, I get so mad at JS when I see its syntax breaking so many rules of C++ lol. JS seems like a lighter version of C++.

[@DevlogBill]

I don't know. I find it easier to learn JavaScript in comparison to CSS. CSS is so hard! I am having so much trouble learning CSS and manipulating the page versus learning loops, arrays, functions, conditions, flow statements, operators. I guess I have a logical mind but CSS, I don't like CSS. Hey Chris!!! how did you learn CSS? Any recommendations in how I can improve my CSS skills?

[@AnythingAnythingPodcast]

I got a job with my HTML AND CSS but have to learn JAVASCRIPT which I am and trying to understand and grap and i must say it uses the brain to the max

[@AnythingAnythingPodcast]

@@Mks25932 it is but have to admit is really hard

[@AnythingAnythingPodcast]

@@Mks25932 I have to learn a framework lucky enough it's Vue which is okay I think but am required to learn Node.js for a fullstack developer positions from just front end to fullstack it's bee stressing me out

[@unregisteredaccount6555]

What job did you get with html and css?

[@datmanUK]

Ok so in 2019 I’m going with HTML, CSS and JavaScript despite everyone saying Python instead of JavaScript.

[@KevinTempelx]

Thanks man

[@cssmaster2978]

I am waiting until someone finally make video "1min js"

[@kenndavid7172]

Hey Chris do I need to learn bootstrap?

[@alexandracheca6418]

learning it makes your life easier, for sure.

[@rakeshpillai4811]

No..bro...just sit there...Bootstrap will learn you

[@kenndavid7172]

@@rakeshpillai4811 it's people like you that I run away from, all you had to say was " yea bro it's best if you learn it sooner rather than later" or something like that smh, enjoy your day fam😌😌

[@Kirochii]

I'm trying to get this bloody language inside my brain for literal months after a year break, I first learned it in college and I still have no idea how I passed the subject. I honestly fricking hate it but can't avoid learning, this shit is everywhere. I'm fine with C#, Python, Java, HTML, CSS, I can understand those languages and even play around with those but Javascript somehow for me always hits a damn roadblock. It's frigging maddening how it just doesn't fit my brain and yet I don't wanna quit cuz I'm that stubborn, there's already way too much time on this to just call it quits.

[@dasdblian3459]

They should make a verison of java script that has all the customability but in css and html formating capability with way more options then css and html ofc... Ty for info though!

[@raygo44]

I think JS is hard to learn or rather hard to use, because online courses teach you fundamental basics, but often leave out a vast amount of other stuff like array methods, aside from the basic ones. How are you supposed to write JS and work with elements and data if you don't know the "tools" (methods etc.) which are available for use. It is like learning to write your name in Japanese and then trying to write a book with that knowledge. It is not going to work. On top of that JS can be odd sometimes as well as being a true programming language you need to actually use your brain to write it.

[@swallowedinthesea11]

For me, I experimented. Learned the basics of Python and dabbled in making very basic projects like getting names/ages. Then gradually shifted to building on top of that like by adding if/elif, then when I became comfortable with that, I focused on lists (AKA arrays in JS) then moved onto etc etc. Watching JS conferences helps. If you don't know the methods in arrays, a quick Google search will help. As you continue to dabble, you'll familiarize yourself with what does what which will strengthen your understanding.

[@dec23]

YES! Also, I can't seem to find good JS teachers. They all teach the basics/fundamentals as you said but never really teach the meat and potatoes and if they do they breeze through it. They show you the basics and expect you to figure out an intense algorithm as you mentioned.

[@Monster33336]

That's what I think too. Many tutorials aren't really digging deep and showing tricks with JS. Just how to assign numbers to values or html ID but never teach you more. The "If else" elements and array methods are also important.

[@gamingsociety5999]

Criss i am learning php ri8 now...can i learn java too cz ive seen some say java and php are alike in some ways..

[@cracks1291]

phantom blade I’m not Chris. But Java and PHP are similar. Concepts transfer between the languages, I found out first hand learning java and coming back to PHP.

[@gamingsociety5999]

Tnx d

[@supratiksarkar7880]

Brother I asked you this question in a tweet. You are my favorite now. Please make a video on midlife crisis or life after 40 as a developer.

[@Aryan-wv6qe]

chris please answer this : What is the diff. between angular and react ? Which one of them can last for a long time ?? Is it like after learning JS it becomes easy to understand above technologies ??

[@remix2die4]

Both angular and react are hot. Both will get you jobs. Build the same app using both and figure out which one who prefer and master it. Additionnaly, look at your area to find out which one is the most used, no point learning react if there are no react jobs around you or vice versa. And yes, once you have a solid grasp of the fundamentals, you'll have a deeper understanding and appreciation (or not) of those frameworks.

[@silentblackhole]

HTML and CSS isn’t simple at scale. It’s actually very hard to do and most people can’t. Especially people that love to call themselves “full stack” lol. Just because you can do the basics of a few languages doesn’t make you full stack. I’d love to see your scss/css.

[@bulaloitech]

Just here reading the comments to make myself feel good 🤭

[@darilgonzalez3924]

What if you make a video with "how to learn JavaScript in an easy way" would it be great!

[@chineduidoko6201]

thank you

[@astrid7146]

I've been trying to learn Javascript for the past 3 weeks... Still can't understand its logic or syntax ;__; Guess HTML and CSS is all I'm capable of.

[@absufrani]

No, you are able to do anything you want. Commit to the learning process and don't be hard on yourself.

[@hyperactivesnowflake7042]

How have you been since this comment? I hope you kept at it : D

[@Adeshina2004]

Yeah am really stuck right now and am feeling like giving up 😢

[@masoudghahremani7913]

But i don't think so my friend - I think Js is one of the easiest programming languages agains C or C++ or even PHP.

[@dhruvgupta5658]

Okay you told it's hard , what's the best solution.... I mean everyone says make your own projects and practice but like I need to know stuff before making a project, I've been doing javascript for like 5 months now ( not from a course) and yeah I know javascript but I also don't know it... I mean I know all the basic stuff I need but when it comes to writing like 10 lines of js I sometimes get stuck and 90% of the times I need help 😐

[@harshu2651]

How are you going? Everyone faces this type of problem while learning and the best way of learning anything is the hard way.

[@dhruvgupta5658]

@@harshu2651 wow i forgot i commented that , pretty good actually , I'm able to make projects on my own now Also im doing pretty good in OOP too

[@harshu2651]

@@dhruvgupta5658 are you learning framework now?

[@dhruvgupta5658]

@@harshu2651 i tried Vue but then it didn't really worked for me , now I'm thinking for Next.js or even svelte But i have my boards in 2023 I'll continue everything after April 2023 🙂

[@adrianreiniergutierrez6480]

Hey Chris are you a Filipino ?

[@realgustavisking]

i bet he is, @Chris Sean wordup to you, been a web developer back at home, but when i move in the US, their requirements is like different from what ive known. Need your encouraging advice how to start learning JS from the beginning

[@jeps7688]

what hardware can I add to a web based thesis proposal? any suggestion would help a lot btw great video thats I what experience, hard to learn but rewarding.

[@SameerKongath]

nice presentation

[@crassbmt]

I learned java in school and javascript is still hard for me to learn

[@souravsingh763]

I came from c++ background *only difficulty that i faced how exactly js works As in c++ memory are Code/text Stack Global/static Heap That's it But js 😐 Stack call,heap, block,script,memory context, executive context,Hoisting,jit compilation,e.t.c

[@BostonFoodBae]

love your videos! makes me more motivated to change my career path and become a front end developer. Thank you so much!

[@alittlebyte]

What's with HTML learning? Like how to open and close tags? Lol

[@SeanCarrington]

LMAO

[@notanarutard6951]

This guy is MVP

[@abdullakhan4632]

document.write( money)

[@phichau90]

stumble upon ur vids, really want to go in as a software develop, have 0 experience but I have been reading different programmes languages and created a simple portfolio any tips in landing a job within the industry.

[@daviddonadze221]

I picked up Javascript very fest. I think its pretty easy.

[@samosrecaipozitiva1764]

javascript is easy my only problem is it takes me so much time to understand and think how to do it :( css you can write in 5 minutes, but JS you could write all day

[@abdullakhan4632]

Simply grate ans

[@JOJO-jp6js]

Javascript is confusing and frustrating. To get input I'll need a read line boiler plate. Having to use a call back function is weird. Wish it was as straightforward like python.

[@Ginfio]

Why r u comparing js with HTML and CSS? It's a programming language, and HTML is not

[@RamonChiNangWong078]

Javascript is so hard to learn? somehow it never occurs to me that javascript is ever hard for me to learn coming from a C/C++ programming background.

[@kyliestaraway2492]

Lol it is if you have none XD

[@SandwichMitGurke]

I love c++ but now I'm moving on to javascript. I hope it's not that hard

[@Love2Banime]

I've been at JS for weeks and wonder why it is so hard. I've even looked through many resources and tried finding solutions, but nothing ever worked. :/

[@Nerdy_Aomeba]

Good video