this channel is a treasure! i hope you'll continue to make more amazing videos , like for React/Angular/Webpack/Node.JS and some random tips and tricks which are handy in day-to-day coding life💙
I am a big fan of yours. You have a gift to simplify difficult things and convey it to your audience in a really clear way. If it is possible couldn't you create some video tutorials on The Document Object Model(DOM) topic?
not to be that guy but, at 6:20 you said you can destructor to access properties of privatives? I think you meant ATTRIBUTES of primatives? that is an important distinction my man
Thank you for your comment! I appreciate your input. In the context of JavaScript, we commonly refer to these as 'properties' when dealing with primitive data types like strings. So, you can indeed destructure to access properties of primitives. The term "attributes" is typically used in the context of HTML and DOM elements, but I understand where you're coming from. Keep the questions coming, and let's learn together! 🙂👍
Thank you, please provide more courses.
Thank you for these videos
Awesome!!!!!
Big thanks, cheers mate.
this channel is a treasure! i hope you'll continue to make more amazing videos , like for React/Angular/Webpack/Node.JS and some random tips and tricks which are handy in day-to-day coding life💙
I've struck gold! So many lessons on your channel!
Wow, I finally understand destructuring! I should watch every JS video you have, since I just started with it.
That’s great! Please do, and don’t forget to subscribe 👍
I am a big fan of yours. You have a gift to simplify difficult things and convey it to your audience in a really clear way. If it is possible couldn't you create some video tutorials on The Document Object Model(DOM) topic?
Thank youuuuuu
thanks
Thank you for the concise and efficient lessons good sir
This was very well explained thank you
Impeccable explanation as always! 🙏
Thank you for making this sort of stuff simple... deserve more subs :)
Loved it ✨
Thanks Sarvananda 🙂👍
Man you deserve more views and subs. Hope you keep uploading and i am sure it will reach to people out there.
Thank you Harka! ❤️ 👍
Thanks again for another great video :)
Thank you for the support, loads more to come 🙂👍
tnx
Thanks a lot, great tutorial ! :)
Nice tutorial :-)
Hey Michael, thank you so much 🙂👍
Thank you so much for this awesome tutorial Man. By the way which theme you are using in your VSCODE ?
Mehn...This tutorial is amazing!!! Presently this course is number 43 How can I get the link to the full course and what number does the course stop.
not to be that guy but, at 6:20 you said you can destructor to access properties of privatives? I think you meant ATTRIBUTES of primatives? that is an important distinction my man
Thank you for your comment! I appreciate your input. In the context of JavaScript, we commonly refer to these as 'properties' when dealing with primitive data types like strings. So, you can indeed destructure to access properties of primitives. The term "attributes" is typically used in the context of HTML and DOM elements, but I understand where you're coming from. Keep the questions coming, and let's learn together! 🙂👍
@@DevDreamer thanks for the response. 👍 Noted.