Chris, it would be awesome if you did a daily vlog of what you learned in JavaScript. It would personally help me out a lot and solidify your knowledge for that day.
I’m new to coding and I’m currently on learning more about javascript. It’s honestly surprising to see someone with your level of experience learning it, or learning it more indepth. One thing i find myself wondering is how much of what we learn with some languages carry over.
Your unemployed routine is amazing. And ty for the tips related to ai stuff. 10/10 video for someone like me who is learning python, but also wants to learn about ai deeply in a year or two. That said? Unless python usage plummets by half, i dont follow job market trends. Because i have no desire to work in web development atm even if i know ill probably learn web development in the future. :3 Good luck!
Awesome video. It's been 2 or 3 months since I started learning Javascript. I bought few courses in udemy about javascript like 2 or 3 years ago and I just started watching it this year and so far i'm having fun with it. I wish I started learning Javascript since the day I bought the course. I feel like I missed a lot of opportunities back then and now that I'm already 32 I feel like it's kinda late to learn new stuff for me and it is always in the back of my head that who's gonna hire me after? or will I land a job about Javascript? but still I continue learning it because I'm having fun with it.
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Hi there! Thanks for your kind words and support. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. I'm currently working on the next one, where I'll continue to share my journey of relearning JavaScript and diving back into web development. Stay tuned!
also got laid off last month and I've been sticking to a schedule to learn consistently --without too much pressure and realized that I'm truly internalizing the materials.
Hey chris, can you help me? I'm sick of this stupid problem that i can't figure it out...and nobody seems to be able to help me with they're tutorials. its just not what i want. i have some buttons that when i click on them, i want each of them to do something like... change the display of the parent element or open a modal with a video See full image Close image See full image Close image See full image Close image i have some long images like you see in designing and i'm having buttons to expland the images on click. after expanding, i want the button to become display:none and the second button to replace it using display:block. on click, i also want the div with the class long-images to change its initial height to auto instead of the fix value of...300px. i can achive this with javascript, but i want this to be applied to multiple buttons foreach method, right? but i can't figure it out. This works by itself, for only one button. const expandBtn = document.querySelector('.expand-image'); const retractBtn = document.querySelector('.retract-image'); expandBtn.addEventListener("click",()=>{ const expandArea = document.querySelector('.long-images'); expandArea.style.height = "auto"; expandBtn.style.display = "none"; retractBtn.style.display = "block"; }); retractBtn.addEventListener("click",()=>{ const expandArea = document.querySelector('.long-images'); expandArea.style.height = "300px"; expandBtn.style.display = "block"; retractBtn.style.display = "none"; }); const expandBtn = document.querySelectorAll('.expand-image'); expandBtn.forEach((button)=>{ button.addEventListener("click", ()=>{ const expandArea = document.querySelector('.long-images'); // how do i control this element to be trigered for just that one time when i click the button? i keep receiving error that height or display is not defined and stuff... expandArea.style.height = "auto"; expandBtn.style.display = "none"; retractBtn.style.display = "block"; }); }); i don't really care about reading a month worth of documentations and stuff...i just want to know how to do this fast and be done with it. i've seen a lot of tutorials with numbers, with classes removed and added...but nothing simple and efective like what i have here... something is missing from here and i don't know what. i can just copy/paste the code and change the class names again and again but i want to do it the right way.
Thank you for your comment and support! I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I'm definitely planning on creating more content like this, diving deeper into JavaScript, functional programming, and other tech topics. Stay tuned!
Great vlog! Are you currently working on any side projects or will be working on any in the future? I would really like to contribute and collaborate making it an amazing opportunity for me to learn and work while being around experienced people like yourself.
Hey Chris I love that you added a learnable concept into the video. It was nice to see a vlog that's not just chill and entertaining to watch but, also taught me a little more about actually code. Love it
Hi there! Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you found the video helpful. Stay tuned for more content on JavaScript, AI, and other tech topics. Don't forget to check out Data Stacks Astra DB, as mentioned in the video. Happy learning!
Learn other old language like c,c+ or java. Dude some times changing field is better. Just do some game and embedded system it will help you gain new ideas to problem solving techniques
think about it, more people using javascript equals more competition for so little jobs available for jr devs. learn other stack, stay away from javascript if you want to get hired. learn proper programming languages like java, go, php and rust...
Makes sense, I don't know if the ZTM course was updated since you last visited it, but Andrei does talk about immutability and bugs. It's interesting that you decided to include a beginner level topic like that with your experience. Does that mean that there are a lot of devs out there writing bad code (not using immutability when they should) and if so... it must be easier to get in with a company than it seems?
"Thank you for your interest in my content. I've been focusing on learning and improving my skills in JavaScript and AI applications recently. I plan to start uploading again soon, sharing my new knowledge and experiences. Stay tuned!"
Hey Chris, I just started my journey on learning to code. You have been such a huge inspiration for me. The language I’m currently learning is JavaScript. Do you have any paid material I can buy from you ?? To help me.
Solve problems with code. I tested on AWS Associate Developer certification today. I realised I don't as much as I think I knew and the book I had been studying was probaly out of date. The question I saw to day looked somewhat unfamiliar to what was in that book with 650 AWS Assoc Dev quest which I spent a good 3 months to finsh the whole thing. The saving grace is that I know what I need to work on now and my chances to take the test reset next year which is a few days away. TBH this was probaly for the best. I don't know why you would want to be a web dev today when everything to do with JS is a framework unless you where going to start your own business but good luck. Hopefully you do better than what I did on my test today.
Chris, it would be awesome if you did a daily vlog of what you learned in JavaScript. It would personally help me out a lot and solidify your knowledge for that day.
You’re the reason why I started my new career path in Web Development Chris! Thank you! And yes … plz keep em coming :-)))
I’m new to coding and I’m currently on learning more about javascript. It’s honestly surprising to see someone with your level of experience learning it, or learning it more indepth. One thing i find myself wondering is how much of what we learn with some languages carry over.
Hell yeah bro. 100% behind this endeavor. Love the body transformation as well mah boy.
Appreciate it!!
Your unemployed routine is amazing. And ty for the tips related to ai stuff. 10/10 video for someone like me who is learning python, but also wants to learn about ai deeply in a year or two.
That said? Unless python usage plummets by half, i dont follow job market trends. Because i have no desire to work in web development atm even if i know ill probably learn web development in the future. :3
Good luck!
I'm glad it includes a snippet on how you teach. I got it on your first explanation ❤
Awesome video. It's been 2 or 3 months since I started learning Javascript. I bought few courses in udemy about javascript like 2 or 3 years ago and I just started watching it this year and so far i'm having fun with it. I wish I started learning Javascript since the day I bought the course. I feel like I missed a lot of opportunities back then and now that I'm already 32 I feel like it's kinda late to learn new stuff for me and it is always in the back of my head that who's gonna hire me after? or will I land a job about Javascript? but still I continue learning it because I'm having fun with it.
Udemy is such a waste, here on UA-cam you'll learn more. That's my experience .
I dig the vlog style, the concepts of functional programming and immutability are some solid tips 💯
Appreciate it!
I am learning so much from this please upload more content again
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Love the govee hex and other lights!
Hey Chris great video I look forward to the next one.
Hi there! Thanks for your kind words and support. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful. I'm currently working on the next one, where I'll continue to share my journey of relearning JavaScript and diving back into web development. Stay tuned!
We definitely need more of these videos
im currently re-learning js as well. lets do this together!
also got laid off last month and I've been sticking to a schedule to learn consistently --without too much pressure and realized that I'm truly internalizing the materials.
Quick question. Were you laid off as a developer or was it a different job in tech?
waiting Chris.
Welcome to Ph.
Please continue this videos.
Loved it!
Hey chris, can you help me?
I'm sick of this stupid problem that i can't figure it out...and nobody seems to be able to help me with they're tutorials. its just not what i want.
i have some buttons that when i click on them, i want each of them to do something like... change the display of the parent element or open a modal with a video
See full image
Close image
See full image
Close image
See full image
Close image
i have some long images like you see in designing and i'm having buttons to expland the images on click.
after expanding, i want the button to become display:none and the second button to replace it using display:block.
on click, i also want the div with the class long-images to change its initial height to auto instead of the fix value of...300px.
i can achive this with javascript, but i want this to be applied to multiple buttons
foreach method, right? but i can't figure it out.
This works by itself, for only one button.
const expandBtn = document.querySelector('.expand-image');
const retractBtn = document.querySelector('.retract-image');
expandBtn.addEventListener("click",()=>{
const expandArea = document.querySelector('.long-images');
expandArea.style.height = "auto";
expandBtn.style.display = "none";
retractBtn.style.display = "block";
});
retractBtn.addEventListener("click",()=>{
const expandArea = document.querySelector('.long-images');
expandArea.style.height = "300px";
expandBtn.style.display = "block";
retractBtn.style.display = "none";
});
const expandBtn = document.querySelectorAll('.expand-image');
expandBtn.forEach((button)=>{
button.addEventListener("click", ()=>{
const expandArea = document.querySelector('.long-images'); // how do i control this element to be trigered for just that one time when i click the button? i keep receiving error that height or display is not defined and stuff...
expandArea.style.height = "auto";
expandBtn.style.display = "none";
retractBtn.style.display = "block";
});
});
i don't really care about reading a month worth of documentations and stuff...i just want to know how to do this fast and be done with it.
i've seen a lot of tutorials with numbers, with classes removed and added...but nothing simple and efective like what i have here...
something is missing from here and i don't know what.
i can just copy/paste the code and change the class names again and again but i want to do it the right way.
Hey Chris, any ideas on where to find mentors? Trying to get into game programming by learning c++.
Once again tremendous video making me aware of the functions you wre talking about :)
Great to hear!
@@RealChrisSean it's a big ask but if you could make a jscript walk through anytime in the future I think it would help a lot of us :)
@jamesbell8148 in the works for January :)
@@RealChrisSean OMG get innnnnnnnn respect from us mackems in the UK :)
Can you please make. more videos like these.
Thank you for your comment and support! I'm glad you enjoyed this video. I'm definitely planning on creating more content like this, diving deeper into JavaScript, functional programming, and other tech topics. Stay tuned!
Hi, are you still coming out with a course in January?
Thank you, Chris! Your content is sublime.
Huge support from Israel 🇮🇱
🙏🇮🇱
More vlogs please
Great vlog! Are you currently working on any side projects or will be working on any in the future? I would really like to contribute and collaborate making it an amazing opportunity for me to learn and work while being around experienced people like yourself.
Hey Chris I love that you added a learnable concept into the video. It was nice to see a vlog that's not just chill and entertaining to watch but, also taught me a little more about actually code. Love it
Hey Chris
hi nice video
Hi there! Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you found the video helpful. Stay tuned for more content on JavaScript, AI, and other tech topics. Don't forget to check out Data Stacks Astra DB, as mentioned in the video. Happy learning!
Learn other old language like c,c+ or java. Dude some times changing field is better. Just do some game and embedded system it will help you gain new ideas to problem solving techniques
think about it, more people using javascript equals more competition for so little jobs available for jr devs. learn other stack, stay away from javascript if you want to get hired. learn proper programming languages like java, go, php and rust...
if bro can be laid off after being in the tech industry for 8 years there is no hope for us junior developers
Yeah it’s kind of crazy now. You can have all that experience and knowledge and you still can get laid off like that. Crazy times.
They need Cobalt devs like crazy... Also get your security plus cirt and go into govtech
Consider learning freelance
Makes sense, I don't know if the ZTM course was updated since you last visited it, but Andrei does talk about immutability and bugs. It's interesting that you decided to include a beginner level topic like that with your experience. Does that mean that there are a lot of devs out there writing bad code (not using immutability when they should) and if so... it must be easier to get in with a company than it seems?
Yes please! Keep em coming Chris! You are the reason why I started my journey in web development, so thank you!!!
when will yous tart uploading again
"Thank you for your interest in my content. I've been focusing on learning and improving my skills in JavaScript and AI applications recently. I plan to start uploading again soon, sharing my new knowledge and experiences. Stay tuned!"
Hey Chris, I just started my journey on learning to code. You have been such a huge inspiration for me. The language I’m currently learning is JavaScript. Do you have any paid material I can buy from you ?? To help me.
Awesome video Chris. Your channel has inspired me to give UA-cam a try in the UI UX space. Would love to connect!
The old Chris is back we want more in JavaScript !!!
damn i needed this ive stopped for like 4month i need to get back into this
Solve problems with code. I tested on AWS Associate Developer certification today. I realised I don't as much as I think I knew and the book I had been studying was probaly out of date. The question I saw to day looked somewhat unfamiliar to what was in that book with 650 AWS Assoc Dev quest which I spent a good 3 months to finsh the whole thing. The saving grace is that I know what I need to work on now and my chances to take the test reset next year which is a few days away. TBH this was probaly for the best. I don't know why you would want to be a web dev today when everything to do with JS is a framework unless you where going to start your own business but good luck. Hopefully you do better than what I did on my test today.