This is the most clear explanation I have the honour to see from youtube. I've always liked when good tutors explain complex things in a simpler way and work upwards in complexity. Thank you! Keep up the good work.
When you're talking about the reduce function at 1:46:43, you're assigning values 'accumulator = 1 and current = 1', when it should be ' values accumulator = 1 and current = 2'. But love the content, keep up the good work
this guy is really a good teacher. he knows how to explain things in a more easier way.the concept that takes years to understand will take you days if u listen to his explanations. thanks for the good work bro.
I am an experienced C/C++/Verilog programmer and I wanted to do mobile application as a change while keeping embedded systems projects at home as a freelance, I want to say your course is really awesome, I am very glad that I know about you brother, I am a Muslim too, may Allah grant you Janna
Clicked as soon as i saw your face next to "javascript course." I work in tech sales and my data analyst peers were impressed with the queries i was able to write after completing your sql course in 4 days. Thank you for what you do!
Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you are the best, i have have followed this tuts judiciously and i must say, you have really done well and you are great teacher!!!!!!!!!!!, i am going to recommend this channel for anyone who wants to get into programming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks buddy
This is one of the best Free Javascript course I have seen. I love the course structure and the attention you paid to details keep up the good work and stay safe.. Much love
Thanks Nelson! With this course I start to understand JavaScript, I've tried a lot of courses and always end up quitting because JavaScript its a little complex language for me but you nailed with this. I hope an express-node js course. Regards
I really appreciate your dedication and the way you present the course. This is one of the best Java Script courses I found in youtube. I appreciate your dedication.
Who dislike this video doesn't know that they are not interested in learn javascript. This video is want i am looking for javascript tutorial!!! Perfect!! :P :)
Your courses are awesome, the simple way you explain the code and the calm in your voice makes you one of my favourites youtubers. I already learn a lot of spring of you and now i expect learn javascript too. Thanks for give all this content for free.
1:46:34 For the people who can't follow the [].reduce method explained in the video it's bc OP made a mistake. Calcul step 1: accumulator = 0 current = 1 Calcul step 2: accumulator = 1 current = 2 Calcul step 3: accumulator = 3 current = 3 Calcul step 4: accumulator = 6 current = 4 Calcul step 5: accumulator = 10 current = 5 Final result = 15. Otherwise the result should have been 16.
Fix for the NPM Error: 1st: npm install 2: npm remove node-sass 3: edit package.json in "devDependencies" replace the older one with "node-sass": "^6.0.1", 4: npm install node-sass 5: npm run devserver
simple fix for the npm error: use the node.js version used in the tutorial for the sake of the tutorial alone, when done with the tutorial re-install the current version back into your system.
You did great work man...u don't have degree ...u r doing software engineer is great inspiration to me... keep going for new courses to upload...my sincere request is plz upload real time projects which u r working in your company ...so we can know how course to study with real time scenario...
Love your videos but really confused on what terminal you went into to install the repository? It just shows your folder that said code with a green arrow pointing to it and I'm lost! Im using a pc laptop not sure where I'm going wrong but I can't even start
After watching this video tutorial I realized that I owe you a like, comment and subscription this is by far the best tutorial in JavaScript thanks you brother for posting such a content for free
I watched lot of JS courses but most of them had lot of mini projects in it...but I was looking for concepts of JavaScript which I got in this course... Thank you so much ❤😊 I really appreciate your efforts to teach us. God bless you
Plan on watching this tomorrow while I work from home. Don't know if it is going to help me but you sold me in one minute. prob get my thumbs and subscribe tomorrow.
Hi Nelson, Great Job! Last month or so, I came across your UA-cam videos, I love them and started following each videos after that.When I came across this course I decided lets checkout and saw few random videos.I have subscribed or seen verious js topics but the contents u have really interest me to complete the course. I register the course on the website and completed today.It was very nice to the point js concept learning.Thanks for this wonderful knowledge sharing 🙏
I have a DOUBT! In this video, - at 02:35:08 we have @line#14 const [anna, mariam, joe] = names; // This creates constant variables anna, mariam and joe and assigns them the first three values in the array. BUT, - at 03:22:12 we have @line# 29 const [names, surnames] = data; // This creates two sub-arrays of the array 'data' where each have half the elements. What is different here in the 2nd case?
I need your help, when I run npm install all packages are deprecated and npm run devserver return reactUserInterfaces@1.0.0 devserver > webpack-dev-server sh: webpack-dev-server: command not found
Yo Bro, this is one of the best courses i've ever done!! Everything to get started is covered here, and explained so well! Keep up the great work mate!! Big thumbs up!
I cant get past the localhost:3000. When I do that i get only the amigoscode logo but not the title or anything. If I edit the index.js it doesnt change anything. Please help
not only on this but this is one of the best. Once you understand the topics that have been mentioned in this video move forward with any of the JavaScript frameworks, don't waste your time by repeating the JS fundamentals.
I think it's great that you've tried to teach JavaScript for use in a commercial environment (i.e. using the react app to run the code) and not just taught like most. Where it's just a case of using a standard text editor or VS Code and predominantly, writing code and then simply outputting the results in the web browser console window. Which yes can be useful but certainly not how one would run code in a production environment. So, kudos to you Nelson for teaching the language from a different perspective. :-)
@@amigoscode And you certainly did a very good job at doing that Nelson. Just finished the course. Learnt a lot of new content, as well as refreshed my knowledge of basic and OOP JavaScript. Alongside your upcoming react.js course, I think that it would be great if you could also teach us both Vue and Angular. That way, knowing the three main libraries/frameworks in JavaScript. Thanks though for taking the time and effort on doing this course. :-)
Thanks for this amazing course. Instead of cloning the repo and proceed with the coding practice, how can I setup the env on my own for live reload of javascript on webpack dev server. Thanks.
For people who have a bunch of errors in "npm install" run git Bash as an administrator and type in this command "npm install -g windows-build-tools", preferably restart your computer after it
What is the "terminal" part you talk about in the beginning when setting everything up? I have nodeJS and everything. I am working on Windows 10 so I have tried typing these things in Command Prompt. I want to be able to follow along, but I can't even figure that part out haha. Do you have a separate video on how to do those things?
Amazing course. Very easy to understand. Love your explaining style. One correction: When explaining Reduce, i think you made a mistake of taking 1 as accumulator and adding the same 1. But if the first element of array is taken as accumulator AND current, it is double counted and that's why that method produces 16 instead of 15. First element here should either be thought of as the accumulator itself and 'current' will be the next (2 here). Or we can think: * accumulator 0, so 1 is current. Then 1 is accumulator and 2 is current. Do correct me if i misunderstood. Just putting in my obsrrvation here. Really appreciate the course! Thanks a lot.
If some one is having issue with npm install or npm run devserver. Follow these steps 1. Remove the node_modules complete folder and remove the package-lock.json file 2. Clear npm cache by using command npm cache clean. you can force to clean if gives error 3. Install and then rebuild node-sass npm install node-sass@latest npm rebuild node-sass 4. npm i I have not started the course yet because of this error and I really don't want to miss this guy course
Please I need help right now, I keep getting error of webpack failed to compile anytime I run npm run devserver. And because of this reason my js codes doesnt reflect on my browser
Hi everyone! I am having trouble starting the server by running npm run devserver, I used the same package-json as used by amigoscode but it is having issues , can someone just send me there package-json.
49:00 - my point is, that "var" has its own lexical environment, and once you describe result as a sum of n1+n2, then result is already declared, and there`s no need to assign function to var again after declaring a function. You can just invoke it. am I right?
Ive learned a lot of programming languages, but I didn't learn JavaScript. Which should've have been the first programming language ive learned. Thanks Amigoscode!
Hey, in general your tutorials are all really good, no jumping or skipping and easy to follow. So as I see you improving your tutorials over time, I want to give some constructive criticism. I understand its probably meant as javascript basics but I really think you should but more work into all the async part, starting from promises. You kind of flew over it, not giving much explanation, examples and so on. For example you had reject triggered by time not an actual error, no external or internal trigger with if-else and so on. It is I think one of the hardest parts of javascript - promises and callbacks. Not so many tutorials explain them well - why one is better than other or where they are actually used, how chaining works with ones output being the nexts input and so on. I have experience with plain java, so the first part of this course was super easy but on the second part I had to go and see other tutorials and explanations. Eventually came back to this video and had some perspective, this is why I made this comment. GL and tnx for your tutorials though!
i have a question, i'm new to this so i got quite hooked on the installation process ... after u installed node.js u went to github to clone your documents what program did u run the npm on please? cos ive been trying to on the node.js
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This is one of the most thorough tutorials I've had the honor of viewing!
Thanks buddy
@@amigoscode your teaching is awesome 😍
For real ' 🔥💯
Totally agree. I had to come back and like it
Your tutorial should have millions of views. It was so detailed and each lesson were explained really well. Thank you for being a great teacher!
I am six months into my software development career, and your tutorial REALLY helped me. Thank you!
DAMN
My fav youtuber dropping a 4 hour course on a language I wanted to look at.
My quarantine time will be good!
hahahaha enjoy buddy
Hahahaha mine too 😍
@@amigoscode jajakallah amigocode...do you have email address.. i want to make one appointment with you.from berlin
00:00:00 - Intro
00:04:00 - Quick word before we begin
00:09:00 - What we are going to learn in this section
00:57:00 - The Setup
00:12:15 - Variables
00:18:43 - Objects
00:27:06 - Arrays
00:35:41 - Arithmetic Operators
00:39:47 - Functions
00:56:23 - Loops
1:05:40 - Break and Continue Keywords
1:10:15 - If Statements
1:16:04 - Switch Statement
1:31:43 - Logical and Comparison Operators
1:29:38 - Type Coercion
1:35:42 - Single vs Double Quotes
1:39:37 - Map | Filter | Reduce functions
1:48:17 - Callbacks
1:54:27 - Wrap up
1:55:16 - Name Exports and Imports
1:58:54 - Name Exports and Imports PART 2
2:00:58 - Default Exports and Imports
2:03:57 - Variable Scope and Let Keyword
2:06:05 - Const Keyword
2:09:40 - Template Literals
2:12:21 - Spread Operators on Arrays
2:17:23 - Spread Operators on Objects
2:19:35 - Arrow Functions
2:24:06 - Lexical and the this keyword
2:29:04 - Enhanced Object Properties
2:33:30 - Array Destcructuring
2:37:00 - Object Destcructuring
2:41:13 - More on object destcructuring
2:43:43 - Function Default Parameters
2:47:24 - Classes in a nutshell
2:49:17 - Creating classes
2:57:21 - Inheritance
3:07:40 - Static methods
3:09:38 - Promises Keynote
3:11:41 - Creating Promises
3:15:54 - Promise.all
3:22:55 - Promises and Fetch API
3:30:51 - Generators Keynote
3:33:36 - Your first Generator
3:38:30 - More on Generators
3:42:27 - Coroutines Keynote
3:44:34 - Generators Promises and Coroutines
3:53:22 - Intro to Async Await
4:02:30 - From generators to Async Await
4:07:20 - Handling Errors
4:09:20 - Wrap u
This is the most clear explanation I have the honour to see from youtube. I've always liked when good tutors explain complex things in a simpler way and work upwards in complexity. Thank you! Keep up the good work.
The best tutorial of JavaScript in youtube, so professional. Thank you so much.
You welcome
I've seen a lot of thoroughly made tutorials, but this simply wins it for me. Please put out more contents as you find the time to. Thank you Nelson!
When you're talking about the reduce function at 1:46:43, you're assigning values 'accumulator = 1 and current = 1', when it should be ' values accumulator = 1 and current = 2'. But love the content, keep up the good work
this guy is really a good teacher. he knows how to explain things in a more easier way.the concept that takes years to understand will take you days if u listen to his explanations. thanks for the good work bro.
I'm really proud of you Nelson. You're very explicit in teaching. I'm already taking my u-turn to be your student.
I'm glad you exist. Typed javascript into youtube and kept scrolling down in hopes of finding one by you. I hope this video goes to the top soon.
I am an experienced C/C++/Verilog programmer and I wanted to do mobile application as a change while keeping embedded systems projects at home as a freelance, I want to say your course is really awesome, I am very glad that I know about you brother, I am a Muslim too, may Allah grant you Janna
Clicked as soon as i saw your face next to "javascript course." I work in tech sales and my data analyst peers were impressed with the queries i was able to write after completing your sql course in 4 days. Thank you for what you do!
You are one of the few normal-speaking programmers that make tutorials on yt
This my first time watching your tutorial, i found it helpful, been looking forward for a tutorial like this. Thanks a lot.
I just started this path and I must say I loveeeeeeeeeee what am seeing so far..So simplified to stick to the brain... Thank you Amigos
Me too!
Man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you are the best, i have have followed this tuts judiciously and i must say, you have really done well and you are great teacher!!!!!!!!!!!, i am going to recommend this channel for anyone who wants to get into programming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks buddy
Louis Mefor thank you 🙏🏿
dude, this is one of the best tutorial about javascript on the planet :)
This is one of the best Free Javascript course I have seen. I love the course structure and the attention you paid to details keep up the good work and stay safe.. Much love
Thanks brother you too stay safe
Thanks Nelson! With this course I start to understand JavaScript, I've tried a lot of courses and always end up quitting because JavaScript its a little complex language for me but you nailed with this.
I hope an express-node js course.
Regards
good stuff. and how refreshing for an instructor to instruct at a relaxed pace.
I really wish youtube should have shown me this tutorial before. One of the best tutorial that covers most concepts of Javascript. Keep it up man!
This is an awesome course. Using just 4 hours to teach the essentials of JS, you are blessed my brother.
Straight up! You are the most update dev on UA-cam right now! You just got a new subscriber!
thanks for subscribing
wow that was comfortable and calm. felt almost like a guided meditation :D
you really did a good job with the explanation!!
I really appreciate your dedication and the way you present the course. This is one of the best Java Script courses I found in youtube. I appreciate your dedication.
Mashallah Brother!
Thanks I remember i have asked for javscript course last month, Here it is.....
You are welcome brother. BRK Feek
Who dislike this video doesn't know that they are not interested in learn javascript. This video is want i am looking for javascript tutorial!!! Perfect!! :P :)
Every time I watch your tutorials, my admiration grows more and more. Congratulations and thanks.
Tremendous content. Very clear, very good pace to follow along to, if only all tutorials on YT were this good!
Thank you for covering the main topics and making this a comprehensive and easy to digest tutorial. I wish you success.
I haven't used javascript seriously since 2004, so this is a really helpful coverage.
Wow your teaching style is the best on youtube relaxed and simplicity on advanced topics thank you so much man!
this is by far the simplest and understandable tutorial video about javascript.... thank you
Thanks a lot for giving this course with so much valuable information just for free. You made it so easy and simple to understand. God bless you!
amazing work brother, may Allah bless you and accepts your work as a Perpetual Charity (Sadqa-e-Jaariyah)
May God Bless you for such an amazing Course and making it free and easy to grasp, thanks, brother!
Your courses are awesome, the simple way you explain the code and the calm in your voice makes you one of my favourites youtubers.
I already learn a lot of spring of you and now i expect learn javascript too.
Thanks for give all this content for free.
1:46:34 For the people who can't follow the [].reduce method explained in the video it's bc OP made a mistake.
Calcul step 1:
accumulator = 0
current = 1
Calcul step 2:
accumulator = 1
current = 2
Calcul step 3:
accumulator = 3
current = 3
Calcul step 4:
accumulator = 6
current = 4
Calcul step 5:
accumulator = 10
current = 5
Final result = 15.
Otherwise the result should have been 16.
Fix for the NPM Error:
1st:
npm install
2:
npm remove node-sass
3: edit package.json
in "devDependencies" replace the older one with
"node-sass": "^6.0.1",
4:
npm install node-sass
5:
npm run devserver
Hello can you please help me with the node-sass.
We chat on email or even FB is fine with me
hey man..hope you good..im using vscode n inned assistance on the promises n fetch api..when i run my code i get an error saying fetch is undefined
This should be the pinned comment so that people resolve the issue quickly.
simple fix for the npm error: use the node.js version used in the tutorial for the sake of the tutorial alone, when done with the tutorial re-install the current version back into your system.
A real beginner to advance tutorial. Thanks for creating this content. Hope to see a new zero to hero JS framework content like angular.
Besides the very educational content, you give off a nice calm vibe. Your zen is just out of this world! 👍
You did great work man...u don't have degree ...u r doing software engineer is great inspiration to me... keep going for new courses to upload...my sincere request is plz upload real time projects which u r working in your company ...so we can know how course to study with real time scenario...
👍🏾
I dont belive this video is free, youre the best bro, voice is clear, explanation is great
From bali indonesia
Love your videos but really confused on what terminal you went into to install the repository? It just shows your folder that said code with a green arrow pointing to it and I'm lost! Im using a pc laptop not sure where I'm going wrong but I can't even start
After watching this video tutorial I realized that I owe you a like, comment and subscription this is by far the best tutorial in JavaScript thanks you brother for posting such a content for free
I'm really proud of you Nelson. Tou are so great man. Thanks a lot !
Thank you for this awesome course🙏
I watched lot of JS courses but most of them had lot of mini projects in it...but I was looking for concepts of JavaScript which I got in this course... Thank you so much ❤😊 I really appreciate your efforts to teach us. God bless you
This UA-cam algorithm has a funny sense of humor
Lol 😂 why?
Because you should have more views!!!!!
@@murphyperson7579 hahaha may the algorithm listen to you
Now JavaScript makes more sense to me. Thanks a lot 😊🙏🏽
Plan on watching this tomorrow while I work from home. Don't know if it is going to help me but you sold me in one minute. prob get my thumbs and subscribe tomorrow.
awesome
This is the best course of JavaScript!
Thanks Nelson
Hi Nelson, Great Job!
Last month or so, I came across your UA-cam videos, I love them and started following each videos after that.When I came across this course I decided lets checkout and saw few random videos.I have subscribed or seen verious js topics but the contents u have really interest me to complete the course. I register the course on the website and completed today.It was very nice to the point js concept learning.Thanks for this wonderful knowledge sharing 🙏
Hi Nelson, just binge watching all ur videos day by day, this video solved all my doubt for js, thanks a lot !!
You welcome 😊
I have a DOUBT!
In this video,
- at 02:35:08 we have @line#14
const [anna, mariam, joe] = names;
// This creates constant variables anna, mariam and joe and assigns them the first three values in the array.
BUT,
- at 03:22:12 we have @line# 29
const [names, surnames] = data;
// This creates two sub-arrays of the array 'data' where each have half the elements.
What is different here in the 2nd case?
Thank you very much for the refresh of Javascript knowledge, keep up the good work !
Who complete this complete video in a day..
Please thumps up for motivate.🙂
Me 😎
In a night :)
@@montesquieu_
so what?
Ya there may be 1-2 min difference...
U can manage.
Right¿???
@@montesquieu_ so now it's fine..
Then enjoy!....
You really know how to teach a course in small amount of time. Keep up this work of free amazing courses. Looking forward for more. Stay Safe! :)
you too my friend stay safe
one of the best Javascript videos I watched
Wow this really helps me to understand,the way you talk and explain.i will fucos on your channel to learn JavaScript I really want to learn coding
Thank you. You are the best coach so far. Easily understandable!
Today I complete this course with practice......amazing course love it
I need your help, when I run npm install all packages are deprecated and npm run devserver return
reactUserInterfaces@1.0.0 devserver
> webpack-dev-server
sh: webpack-dev-server: command not found
Great course, thank you so much Nelson for this👏❤
Thank You Nelson for creating this course and making it free.
Awesome course! I 'm studying web development (I'm learning the ropes) and this course help me so much!. PD: I'm watching you from Argentina
Why are you not learning how to play soccer? It runs in your blood :)
Really the best so far ... More power to your elbow.... Rabbi
thanks 🙏
My brother, you're really a God-sent to amateur developers like me. Keep on the good work. God bless you!
You welcome my friend
how it going? lmk if you would like to partner up on some small projects? So we can build our portfolio. God Bless!
This is great! I just started watching and your lessons are very easy to follow, and your voice is soothing--thanks!! Please do one on Java...
Thanks its coming soon
Yo Bro, this is one of the best courses i've ever done!! Everything to get started is covered here, and explained so well! Keep up the great work mate!! Big thumbs up!
hey just asking if you have encountered error during npm install
@@Detlaff13 With the bluebird library? Or what do you mean?
@@Asuuri the one on the beginning of the video, but nvm man, I already fixed it, thanks though!
@@Detlaff13 Ah okay, Great!! Have nice day / or evening buddy🙏👍🏻
Thank you , for this tutorial , you are Great and I enjoy with you . this is one of the most powerfull course I have study
2:28:35, I am so confused. I still don't understand why when putting an ()=>, it does not allow the this. keyword.
This is the best tutorial. Awsome and simplified. God bless bro.
I cant get past the localhost:3000. When I do that i get only the amigoscode logo but not the title or anything. If I edit the index.js it doesnt change anything. Please help
Really nice! Have seen about half an hour, high quality!
thanks buddy
I am more confident now to jump to React JS :) Thank you brother
you relied only on this? please share your learning experience. now starting
not only on this but this is one of the best. Once you understand the topics that have been mentioned in this video move forward with any of the JavaScript frameworks, don't waste your time by repeating the JS fundamentals.
I think it's great that you've tried to teach JavaScript for use in a commercial environment (i.e. using the react app to run the code) and not just taught like most. Where it's just a case of using a standard text editor or VS Code and predominantly, writing code and then simply outputting the results in the web browser console window. Which yes can be useful but certainly not how one would run code in a production environment. So, kudos to you Nelson for teaching the language from a different perspective. :-)
Thanks Ben. Yes this course is more about the language
@@amigoscode And you certainly did a very good job at doing that Nelson. Just finished the course. Learnt a lot of new content, as well as refreshed my knowledge of basic and OOP JavaScript. Alongside your upcoming react.js course, I think that it would be great if you could also teach us both Vue and Angular. That way, knowing the three main libraries/frameworks in JavaScript. Thanks though for taking the time and effort on doing this course. :-)
Thanks for this amazing course. Instead of cloning the repo and proceed with the coding practice, how can I setup the env on my own for live reload of javascript on webpack dev server. Thanks.
For people who have a bunch of errors in "npm install" run git Bash as an administrator and type in this command "npm install -g windows-build-tools", preferably restart your computer after it
What is the "terminal" part you talk about in the beginning when setting everything up? I have nodeJS and everything. I am working on Windows 10 so I have tried typing these things in Command Prompt. I want to be able to follow along, but I can't even figure that part out haha. Do you have a separate video on how to do those things?
Same fucking problem right now. Time to cut my losses and find a different video lol.
This couldn't have came at a better time. Thank you!!
You welcome
Thank you Amigoscode. I just completed.
Now its time for me to practice it.
Well done 👍🏾
Amazing course. Very easy to understand. Love your explaining style.
One correction:
When explaining Reduce, i think you made a mistake of taking 1 as accumulator and adding the same 1. But if the first element of array is taken as accumulator AND current, it is double counted and that's why that method produces 16 instead of 15.
First element here should either be thought of as the accumulator itself and 'current' will be the next (2 here). Or we can think:
* accumulator 0, so 1 is current. Then 1 is accumulator and 2 is current.
Do correct me if i misunderstood. Just putting in my obsrrvation here.
Really appreciate the course! Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much. These type of videos are the reason the internet is the biggest largest in the world
If some one is having issue with npm install or npm run devserver. Follow these steps
1. Remove the node_modules complete folder and remove the package-lock.json file
2. Clear npm cache by using command npm cache clean. you can force to clean if gives error
3. Install and then rebuild node-sass
npm install node-sass@latest
npm rebuild node-sass
4. npm i
I have not started the course yet because of this error and I really don't want to miss this guy course
Thank you so much, this helped me get through the set-up after a couple hours loool
This appears to have solved it for me, thank you a lot
Please I need help right now, I keep getting error of webpack failed to compile anytime I run npm run devserver. And because of this reason my js codes doesnt reflect on my browser
Hi everyone! I am having trouble starting the server by running npm run devserver, I used the same package-json as used by amigoscode but it is having issues , can someone just send me there package-json.
49:00 - my point is, that "var" has its own lexical environment, and once you describe result as a sum of n1+n2, then result is already declared, and there`s no need to assign function to var again after declaring a function. You can just invoke it.
am I right?
this course was amazing! thank you
Video quality of ur vids is the best.........
Ive learned a lot of programming languages, but I didn't learn JavaScript. Which should've have been the first programming language ive learned. Thanks Amigoscode!
great job! I just finished the course
Hello @Amigoscode Please do you have the updated version of your package.json file am getting errors trying to install npm.
it's a real problem men!
Underrated channel
Hey, in general your tutorials are all really good, no jumping or skipping and easy to follow. So as I see you improving your tutorials over time, I want to give some constructive criticism. I understand its probably meant as javascript basics but I really think you should but more work into all the async part, starting from promises. You kind of flew over it, not giving much explanation, examples and so on. For example you had reject triggered by time not an actual error, no external or internal trigger with if-else and so on. It is I think one of the hardest parts of javascript - promises and callbacks. Not so many tutorials explain them well - why one is better than other or where they are actually used, how chaining works with ones output being the nexts input and so on. I have experience with plain java, so the first part of this course was super easy but on the second part I had to go and see other tutorials and explanations. Eventually came back to this video and had some perspective, this is why I made this comment. GL and tnx for your tutorials though!
i have a question, i'm new to this so i got quite hooked on the installation process ... after u installed node.js u went to github to clone your documents what program did u run the npm on please? cos ive been trying to on the node.js
Thank you so much for sharing your kindness and knowledge.
i don't understand the part where you used that terminal what terminal was it
Amazing.
1hr done with all code practice.
You're awesome teacher.
Thanks brother