In JS, all parameters are essentially passed to functions by value. - this is a statement from MDN. Any comment on this ? Sina: Thanks for all the content 🙇🙇
I just finished writing an app with a C# backend and HTML/CSS/JS front end. I know just enough about JavaScript to understand and copy a few examples I found online. Now, I really want to understand JavaScript, the code I copied and what it really does. I went through a lot of trial and error because I didn't understand stuff. I have watched a couple of your videos and am very impressed. I'm going to watch this series from start to finish and try and understand everything. After 50 years of software development, I am now retired and I write software, now, just because I enjoy it. I never really have understood JavaScript, so now is my chance. Your presentations are very polished and easy to follow.
Definitely the best course on UA-cam or whereever. Some things that I was trying to understand by reading tons of documentation were explained by you so easily an understandable. just Thank You.
I swear Sina if you would upload a video on talking about paint drying, I would watch it twice!! Your presentation is unlike I have ever seen and I have been watching and learning from tutorials my whole life. I mean--the content, the recording, the music!!, the illustrations, humor, the cool animations, the intros, the outros! You have literally made me fall in love with javascript. When I think "javascript", I think "colorcode"! You sir are absolutely amazing! One suggestion I have for your upcoming vidoes is the event loop, I can't imagine how happy I'd be to see a video on that from you.
You deserve a million subscribers. Your teaching concepts are great. It's easy to understand, good pace, and well simply explained. I hope you'll include someday on how to structure the code when start making any program and what are we gonna be using first, would it be an if else statemnt or directly use object instead. Thank you. Much appreciated ❤️
There is a big difference between knowing something and being able to teach something in a way that a learner gets a good fundamental understanding of the concepts of what you are teaching. You have bridged that gap which many experts fail to do. Well DONE !!!
Hi I am Ilkhom. I started learning learning JavaScript two weeks ago. I am really interested in this language. I must admit that these videos really helped to understand JavaScript well as a beginner. Thank you a lot for the awesome and in detail videos.
I have just finished watching this first part of the series. I am amazed at how you have broadened my vision of Javascript. I feel that I am starting to have a deeper understanding of how JS works. The enthusiasm, humor, creativity and effort you put into this videos is wonderful. Thank you so so much!
As an intermediate professional programmer I knew all of this already, but I still found this video to be a fun and relaxing refresher on all the topics covered. It's a really great presentation about an important topic that all programmers need to start caring about if they want to start learning more advanced things, and especially if they want to start learning lower level stuff.
I found your channel a few weeks ago and as I am currently learning my first framework, your explanation of the basics is great. A different perspective going over what you already know ( or think you know) is always a good way to get a second pass at learning something or firming up your knowledge . I have a suggestion on a future video ( excuse me if you have made a video on it, I am yet to see parts 11-14 of your series) For myself, I have to say, my biggest struggle is working with modules, especially if you are using a paradigm like MVC and keeping track of the information flow. Awesome work on the series! See you in part 11
If you been building the course for years, at the time of this video, and you still ain’t come out with this course, then I’ll definitely been well beyond needing this course. It’ll years before this course is put out. I started learning web development in April of this year, and I followed Coder Coder because her style of teaching really resonated with my learning style. She teaches mainly the basics of HTML, CSS, SCSS, NPM, GIT/GITHUB, and what these people fail to realize, is that there are maybe 500 other teachers and organizations doing exactly what you’re setting out to do. I’m well pass what she can teach me, and I just started learning JavaScript September 1st of this year! I’ll be on React, and React Native by the time this course comes out.
Thank you sir.... i followed through the 10 videos in the series and it was amazing... you are definitely the best coding tutor I've seen on UA-cam so far... because you make your videos very interactive and you explain everything from the root.. I'll like to see more videos from you especially on JavaScript asynchronous programming
I would like to learn more about 1) javascript code fundementals within server side programming. There are many examples I have seen which combine fundamental aspects together but are hard to follow and grasp the overall concept. 2) javascript 'Canvas' 3) webworkers 4) modules with scope etc (as well differences between import and require (and within ElectronJS)) 5) Canvas and Image objects; as well as creating those as DOM elements 6) Extends, static and private 7) Subclass
Hi! I'm looking for my first job as a front end and recently had a job interview with an excercise that involved the copy of an array. It didn't went well because I've studied this but I think I never get to fully understand it, so I couldn't explain it and i got nervous and well... it was a little awkward hahaha At the end of my interview I promised myself i'll learn this and here I am watching your video and finally understanding what this is about. Thank you very much, I'm looking forward to see more of your videos! You have an amazing way of captivate your audience and a clear way of explanning things!
Hi . I am in Love with your way of teaching. I will be looking forward for the vedio on Promise, async await, API and Asynchronous programming. Thankyou for the series.
سلام سینا جان امید وارم همیشه سالم و سلامت باشی... حدود بیشتر یه ساله خودم شروع کردم خوندن جاوا اسکریپت... خیلی کلنجار میرفتم با مفهوم this تا اینکه ویدیو تو رو گرفتم دیدم متوجه اش شدم.... آقا خیلی کارت درسته دوستت داریم از ایران- خوزستان- اهواز😍
I know this is 6 months old and you already put out 11, but would love a video explaining the use of a class that requires the constructor method as opposed to omitting it. Your series here is by far the best I've come across...in your presentation, speaking style (and humor) and clear concise explanations. Thank you!
woahhh. hats off to your approach. Explanations with practical use cases are really really good. Also that 'Walter White' example was hilarious. Please please please create more videos more frequently.
Thank you Sir!!!! Your 10 things javascript developers should know but probably don't have taken me to another level. I'm so glad i discovered your channel!!!! Recursion have been notoriously hard on me lately, I would appreciate if you can clear me out on it as you have done on other concepts. Lot's of respect from me!!!!!!!
Hi, I watched episode 10 and I would like to propose a topic that Javascript Developers should know But probably don't: That topis it is about Hoisting in JS. I want you to know that you are doing an excellent job and I congratulate you for this :D KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Thanks a lot Mr. Sina, I wait for your uploads a lot and get really excited when I see your video. This series really taught me a lot and helped me understand Js much better, Can you please do a video explaining Asynchronous js, Covering the topics like callbacks, promises and async-await as they are really fundamental concept and are used very often...
Hi Sina. Thank you for the series. I’m studying JS as my first programming language and your WHY Method always get me to understand better the topics I have some questions! I would suggest a chapter about the FOR, FOR OF and FOR IN Loops, because personally, as a beginner, I still have some trouble when using it. Again, thank you for your videos!
Wonderful! I'm glad you're using the Why Method to your advantage. I'll consider the iterators for future videos. Message me on instagram for sticker @ColorCode.io
I find your way of teaching things is so fascinating, and I learned a lot from this series. This may not be related to javascript only, But I would like to learn from you about the 'function currying' in the perspective of javascript.
Thank for this tutorial! You were asking for new fundamental concept to explain. For me efficiënt error catching is a thing I really want to improve. Thanks
Asynchronous programming should definitely be covered next: Promises , Async await the whole concept would be interesting to learn from your perspective.
Good explanation! I think the hardest thing I'm encountering with Javascript, or coding in general is changing my mindset. The problem is I look at solving problems to much in a one step manner that makes it simple to get started but fails to simplify the code. You cannot make a video about that here though lol, that is something I or anyone would just have to learn themselves. If your still looking at this video ColorCode I'd be interested in seeing you talk about the reduce method and how to customize it. Everyone says its the best array method but it can be hard to get the hang of due to how the 'accumulator' is updated.
Hey man, thank you so much for this series. Loved every bit of it, and your energy and positivity is infectious. If you can, i would love the next video to be on Asynchronous JS. Cheers SINAAAAAA :'(
in minute 11:14 in my opinion the value of myAge does change because two things I guess one of them is that the function incrementAge(age) doesn’t have a return express, the second reason is that the type of variable myAge in itself cause it is a constant which can’t change itself value. To check if the value of myAge is going to change we must declare it with var or let key words then alter the incrementAge function by adding return key word. Also you can add console.log(age) function inside incrementAge() after “age = age + 1” express to see the JS operations under the hood but it will not return an alter age cause we don’t return it. With my best wishes 🎉 Thanks
as I learned. Pass by reference doesn’t need you to have a return statement to change the value of the variable you pass in. you give a value of “myAge” variable to “incrementAge()” function, js will make a variable named “age” (as you declared) inside the function and asign it with the value of “myAge”, execute age = age + 1. After that when the function “incrementAge()” done, “age” variable also disappear. js only copy the value of “myAge” and asign it with “age” inside the function, so it will not change “myAge”. if you give “incrementAge()” a return statement and asign it to “myAge” (myAge = incrementAge(myAge)), it just like asign new value to a variable. If you think I wrong on something, let my know. Hope this can help you😊
I would like a more in depth course about "Closure", more examples, use cases, possible issues,...thank you Sina! you are the best! Cristopher Nolan of JS!
Thank you so much sir for this amazing serie, it has been very helpfull,love the way you explain and simplfy things.I would love if you include next the callback/promise/async function i find them one of the hardest things to grasp in javascript.
Please make a video on node.js modules. specifically creating own modules to reuse in code, how to export/import them to help structure files and keep code neat! thanks! amazing course series. I love the way you explain things and work inside the browser. looking forward!
Hey Sina, again loved the content for this reference Vs value. As per my suggestion i would say concept like function currying, promises needs this WHY explanation. 🔥
Thank you for the tutorial, great explanations! I have some subjects in mind : Generators, Maps, Sets, series of video with some design patterns, garbage collector, a series of videos about functional programing, SOLID principles
Love your series! Look forward to next ones. Maybe I missed a couple, but would like explanations of really what a pure function is, what is a combinator function. tail call optimization. Also, what are side effects?
hi sina, thank you very much for the 10 Episodes it helped me a lot i would like Episodes about array methods, class, promise, localSorage, JSON and AJAX and agian thank you for the Episodes good luck with JavaScript Course i will wait for more info about it as well :)
Hey Mr.Sina, Love from 🇮🇳 I desperately waited for the 10th video and you said it would be coming soon and it's been a while. But your playlist has given me the confidence to attend my first interview and I've cracked 4 out of 5 JS interviews in a week. It felt great to see your video just popped up when I clicked UA-cam. Please let me know if I can help with you regarding your channel content. Your channel really needs a wide spread. Coming to the topics, Please explain advanced but yet fundemental concepts like Debouncing, Throttling, Asynchronous functions, Currying, DOM API, Promises, Debugging etc. I'd love to research and give you thoughts. You can also explain debugging for your short videos. Gracias Sina n Qoli.
Thank you, hands down the best videos of javascript on UA-cam. I found your channel when I was searching for constructor functions as i only knew OOP languages before, you cleared all my doubts related to said topic like nothing. Then i binge watched whole series, haha Your videos quality and the way teaching are magnificent. Waiting for more... Again, thank you very much.
To summarize JavaScript variables only store primitive values. If the value of a variable is primitive the variable stores the value itself. If the value of the variable is an object, then JavaScript stores a primitive value that is the memory address of that object's location in memory.
Salve! - great series - finished at last - third time through the other episodes and I am getting to grips with what I don't know. I would love your take on recursion - I realise it is generic - but so important. I've read and watched quite a bit on recursion and it's slow - everyone says "you could do the same thing with for and while" - but they never demo this - so comparing recursion, for loops and while would be really helpful please. Thanks again
🎉👨🏻💻Episode 10: JavaScript Value vs. Reference - of 10 Things JavaScript Developers Should Know But Probably Don't.
PLZ Sina make a video about Hoisting and other about Scope because your explain is perfect
In JS, all parameters are essentially passed to functions by value. - this is a statement from MDN. Any comment on this ?
Sina: Thanks for all the content 🙇🙇
I never thought "value vs reference" could be interesting, but you enlightened and entertained me at the same time.
I just finished writing an app with a C# backend and HTML/CSS/JS front end. I know just enough about JavaScript to understand and copy a few examples I found online. Now, I really want to understand JavaScript, the code I copied and what it really does. I went through a lot of trial and error because I didn't understand stuff. I have watched a couple of your videos and am very impressed. I'm going to watch this series from start to finish and try and understand everything.
After 50 years of software development, I am now retired and I write software, now, just because I enjoy it. I never really have understood JavaScript, so now is my chance. Your presentations are very polished and easy to follow.
Definitely the best course on UA-cam or whereever. Some things that I was trying to understand by reading tons of documentation were explained by you so easily an understandable. just Thank You.
Great to hear!
I swear Sina if you would upload a video on talking about paint drying, I would watch it twice!! Your presentation is unlike I have ever seen and I have been watching and learning from tutorials my whole life. I mean--the content, the recording, the music!!, the illustrations, humor, the cool animations, the intros, the outros! You have literally made me fall in love with javascript. When I think "javascript", I think "colorcode"! You sir are absolutely amazing! One suggestion I have for your upcoming vidoes is the event loop, I can't imagine how happy I'd be to see a video on that from you.
I think Event Loop is a great idea. Thanks Prince!
@@ColorCode-io Sina am I going to get a color code sticker please? Because my suggestion actually came up in your most recent video!! :)
I respect you a lot, you're a great teacher and trust me ive had a lot of teachers
I appreciate that!
You deserve a million subscribers. Your teaching concepts are great. It's easy to understand, good pace, and well simply explained. I hope you'll include someday on how to structure the code when start making any program and what are we gonna be using first, would it be an if else statemnt or directly use object instead. Thank you. Much appreciated ❤️
Nice of you to say. Thank you.
these are the most engaging/entertaining educational coding videos I've ever watched.
Thanks! Glad to hear
There is a big difference between knowing something and being able to teach something in a way that a learner gets a good fundamental understanding of the concepts of what you are teaching. You have bridged that gap which many experts fail to do. Well DONE !!!
Tysm!
just started fullstack coding bootcamp- this is my favorite JS channel i've found!! will recommend to everyone in my cohort. THANK YOU!
Welcome aboard!
Hi I am Ilkhom. I started learning learning JavaScript two weeks ago. I am really interested in this language. I must admit that these videos really helped to understand JavaScript well as a beginner. Thank you a lot for the awesome and in detail videos.
Awesome 👍
I have just finished watching this first part of the series. I am amazed at how you have broadened my vision of Javascript. I feel that I am starting to have a deeper understanding of how JS works. The enthusiasm, humor, creativity and effort you put into this videos is wonderful. Thank you so so much!
As an intermediate professional programmer I knew all of this already, but I still found this video to be a fun and relaxing refresher on all the topics covered. It's a really great presentation about an important topic that all programmers need to start caring about if they want to start learning more advanced things, and especially if they want to start learning lower level stuff.
I am waiting for your video from long time....
You explain very well...
Awesome
I found your channel a few weeks ago and as I am currently learning my first framework, your explanation of the basics is great. A different perspective going over what you already know ( or think you know) is always a good way to get a second pass at learning something or firming up your knowledge .
I have a suggestion on a future video ( excuse me if you have made a video on it, I am yet to see parts 11-14 of your series)
For myself, I have to say, my biggest struggle is working with modules, especially if you are using a paradigm like MVC and keeping track of the information flow.
Awesome work on the series!
See you in part 11
Great to hear that
I love the effort and quality of these videos!
Thank you :)
can't wait for the full course! i'm so happy that you put on all this work to teach us, god bless you Sina!
The quality of the video just incredible. clap clap clap
Thank you!
Closures - Hoisting - Recusion
or
Callback - Promises - Async Await
Good ideas. Btw I already did Closures: ua-cam.com/video/aHrvi2zTlaU/v-deo.html
If you been building the course for years, at the time of this video, and you still ain’t come out with this course, then I’ll definitely been well beyond needing this course. It’ll years before this course is put out. I started learning web development in April of this year, and I followed Coder Coder because her style of teaching really resonated with my learning style. She teaches mainly the basics of HTML, CSS, SCSS, NPM, GIT/GITHUB, and what these people fail to realize, is that there are maybe 500 other teachers and organizations doing exactly what you’re setting out to do. I’m well pass what she can teach me, and I just started learning JavaScript September 1st of this year! I’ll be on React, and React Native by the time this course comes out.
Thank you sir.... i followed through the 10 videos in the series and it was amazing...
you are definitely the best coding tutor I've seen on UA-cam so far... because you make your videos very interactive and you explain everything from the root..
I'll like to see more videos from you especially on JavaScript asynchronous programming
Awesome
Thanks
I would like to learn more about
1) javascript code fundementals within server side programming. There are many examples I have seen which combine fundamental aspects together but are hard to follow and grasp the overall concept.
2) javascript 'Canvas'
3) webworkers
4) modules with scope etc (as well differences between import and require (and within ElectronJS))
5) Canvas and Image objects; as well as creating those as DOM elements
6) Extends, static and private
7) Subclass
Thanks Alex! All great suggestions. More videos coming very soon.
Hi! I'm looking for my first job as a front end and recently had a job interview with an excercise that involved the copy of an array. It didn't went well because I've studied this but I think I never get to fully understand it, so I couldn't explain it and i got nervous and well... it was a little awkward hahaha At the end of my interview I promised myself i'll learn this and here I am watching your video and finally understanding what this is about.
Thank you very much, I'm looking forward to see more of your videos! You have an amazing way of captivate your audience and a clear way of explanning things!
Awesome Paola! Great to hear that and best of luck in your job interviews. You're gonna crush it 👊🏼
Hi . I am in Love with your way of teaching. I will be looking forward for the vedio on Promise, async await, API and Asynchronous programming. Thankyou for the series.
Yes, soon!
the first vid I saw from you and already subscribed. You broke down something small in a super detailed manner
Welcome aboard!
This channel is a gem!
😃
Well done, it's clear how much effort was put in these videos.
🙏
I watched the first episode and subbed yesterday, so far it's amazing.
Awesome!
سلام سینا جان امید وارم همیشه سالم و سلامت باشی... حدود بیشتر یه ساله خودم شروع کردم خوندن جاوا اسکریپت... خیلی کلنجار میرفتم با مفهوم this تا اینکه ویدیو تو رو گرفتم دیدم متوجه اش شدم.... آقا خیلی کارت درسته دوستت داریم از ایران- خوزستان- اهواز😍
Walter white indeed does a *different* type of cooking lol
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Your teaching style is awesome, make some video on Hoisting and Dev tools
Good idea
I know this is 6 months old and you already put out 11, but would love a video explaining the use of a class that requires the constructor method as opposed to omitting it.
Your series here is by far the best I've come across...in your presentation, speaking style (and humor) and clear concise explanations.
Thank you!
♥️👍
Thank you for your interesting, engaging, and entertaining channel. As I am a new coder your beginner-friendly channel is the best.
🙏
Great Explanation
👍
I really loved when you chose Qoli over James or Jack 😂😂
You are the best!
Thanks for the series!
You're welcome.
woahhh. hats off to your approach. Explanations with practical use cases are really really good. Also that 'Walter White' example was hilarious. Please please please create more videos more frequently.
Thanks. More videos coming soon.
You Sir, are fantastic teacher! Thank you for this awesome series! Looking forward to your course and more of your content. Keep it up!
Thank you. More coming soon.
Thank you Sir!!!! Your 10 things javascript developers should know but probably don't have taken me to another level. I'm so glad i discovered your channel!!!! Recursion have been notoriously hard on me lately, I would appreciate if you can clear me out on it as you have done on other concepts. Lot's of respect from me!!!!!!!
I’m so glad it’s been helpful for you. And good idea on recursion!
somehow this video came in my feed. this is really what i needed. Thanks a lot sir!!
Glad it was helpful!
spread and rest operator .....colorcode thats a good topic
Great stuff. Keep it up!
Ty!
Hi, I watched episode 10 and I would like to propose a topic that Javascript Developers should know But probably don't: That topis it is about Hoisting in JS. I want you to know that you are doing an excellent job and I congratulate you for this :D
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Thank you for this series! It was very clear, interesting and enjoyable to watch!
You're very welcome!
Sina, you are amazing.👍 You've made the best tutorials I have ever seen🙂
Thanks a lot 🙏 💓
Thank you ♥️
Thanks for these videos Sina, they truly helped my understanding of JavaScript. Would love a video on recursion!!
Thanks! Recursion is a great idea.
This lesson is very necessary for every developers to know.
Thanks a lot Mr. Sina, I wait for your uploads a lot and get really excited when I see your video. This series really taught me a lot and helped me understand Js much better, Can you please do a video explaining Asynchronous js, Covering the topics like callbacks, promises and async-await as they are really fundamental concept and are used very often...
Yep, very good topic suggestions 👍
Hi Sina.
Thank you for the series. I’m studying JS as my first programming language and your WHY Method always get me to understand better the topics I have some questions!
I would suggest a chapter about the FOR, FOR OF and FOR IN Loops, because personally, as a beginner, I still have some trouble when using it.
Again, thank you for your videos!
Wonderful! I'm glad you're using the Why Method to your advantage. I'll consider the iterators for future videos. Message me on instagram for sticker @ColorCode.io
thanks for the series! it was great
👍
I find your way of teaching things is so fascinating, and I learned a lot from this series. This may not be related to javascript only, But I would like to learn from you about the 'function currying' in the perspective of javascript.
Good idea
Thank for this tutorial! You were asking for new fundamental concept to explain. For me efficiënt error catching is a thing I really want to improve. Thanks
Great suggestion. Thank you.
Asynchronous programming should definitely be covered next: Promises , Async await the whole concept would be interesting to learn from your perspective.
You just guessed the topic for 11, 12, and 13 😉 Just released episode 11: Async
god tier level content again
🙏👍
best of best in terms of quality videos
Thanks!
good content ..... very good explanation...looking forward for the course
Thank you
Great video as always!!! Thank you for sharing all your JS wisdom!
Thank you Alisa!!! My fellow UA-cam star 💜
Bro that's awesome! Make video like that!
Good explanation! I think the hardest thing I'm encountering with Javascript, or coding in general is changing my mindset. The problem is I look at solving problems to much in a one step manner that makes it simple to get started but fails to simplify the code. You cannot make a video about that here though lol, that is something I or anyone would just have to learn themselves.
If your still looking at this video ColorCode I'd be interested in seeing you talk about the reduce method and how to customize it. Everyone says its the best array method but it can be hard to get the hang of due to how the 'accumulator' is updated.
Good suggestion. Thank you! I've been meaning to make a video about reduce.
thanks for your great tutorial, love from my heart ❤❤
🙏
Two topics I would love for you to cover are service workers and web sockets
Great ideas. Thanks!
Hey man, thank you so much for this series. Loved every bit of it, and your energy and positivity is infectious. If you can, i would love the next video to be on Asynchronous JS. Cheers SINAAAAAA :'(
Thanks for the idea! Tech Thirstyyyyyyyyyyyy
Important Video for me... Thank for uploading
You're welcome
its perfect every thing is perfect, so perfect, perfett.... perfect
Your videos have been super helpful.....I'd like to hear you speak on Recursion
Good idea! Message me on instagram @ColorCode.I’m for your sticker.
in minute 11:14 in my opinion the value of myAge does change because two things I guess one of them is that the function incrementAge(age) doesn’t have a return express, the second reason is that the type of variable myAge in itself cause it is a constant which can’t change itself value.
To check if the value of myAge is going to change we must declare it with var or let key words then alter the incrementAge function by adding return key word.
Also you can add console.log(age) function inside incrementAge() after “age = age + 1” express to see the JS operations under the hood but it will not return an alter age cause we don’t return it.
With my best wishes 🎉
Thanks
as I learned. Pass by reference doesn’t need you to have a return statement to change the value of the variable you pass in. you give a value of “myAge” variable to “incrementAge()” function, js will make a variable named “age” (as you declared) inside the function and asign it with the value of “myAge”, execute age = age + 1. After that when the function “incrementAge()” done, “age” variable also disappear. js only copy the value of “myAge” and asign it with “age” inside the function, so it will not change “myAge”. if you give “incrementAge()” a return statement and asign it to “myAge” (myAge = incrementAge(myAge)), it just like asign new value to a variable. If you think I wrong on something, let my know. Hope this can help you😊
Thanks a lot for putting things together and presenting them in a very approachable way💪👍
I want to thank Sina, Qoli, Sam, (and Craig?) for this excellent JS series.
They all say hi! And you're welcome.
Also Craig went to jail.
I enjoy your videos
👍
I would like a more in depth course about "Closure", more examples, use cases, possible issues,...thank you Sina! you are the best! Cristopher Nolan of JS!
Thank you so much sir for this amazing serie, it has been very helpfull,love the way you explain and simplfy things.I would love if you include next the callback/promise/async function i find them one of the hardest things to grasp in javascript.
Awesome suggestion. Message me on Instagram @ColorCode.io for your sticker.
Love you man.. Love from India !! 😍😘
Please make a video on node.js modules. specifically creating own modules to reuse in code, how to export/import them to help structure files and keep code neat! thanks! amazing course series. I love the way you explain things and work inside the browser. looking forward!
Hey Sina, again loved the content for this reference Vs value. As per my suggestion i would say concept like function currying, promises needs this WHY explanation. 🔥
Currying and promises are good suggestions. Send me a message on instagram @colorcode.io
Harika bir anlatım. Teşekkürler!
Thank you for the tutorial, great explanations! I have some subjects in mind : Generators, Maps, Sets, series of video with some design patterns, garbage collector, a series of videos about functional programing, SOLID principles
Good job.... "Craig'
Love your series! Look forward to next ones. Maybe I missed a couple, but would like explanations of really what a pure function is, what is a combinator function. tail call optimization. Also, what are side effects?
Pure Functions will be the next episode, currently writing!
Great series! Thank you so much. One thing you could cover would be IIFE. Still trying to wrap my head around that concept.
Great content!
👍
Very useful video series
👍
Thanks a lot for this series i really enjoyed.
Please make a video on "new" keyword
Good idea. Message me on instagram @ColorCode.io for your sticker.
Love these videos. Also , you have an uncanny resemblance to Cosmo Kramer! , one of the most beloved character from Seinfeld😇
Hah never heard that one before
This is awesome thanks so much!!!
hi sina, thank you very much for the 10 Episodes it helped me a lot i would like Episodes about array methods, class, promise, localSorage, JSON and AJAX and agian thank you for the Episodes
good luck with JavaScript Course i will wait for more info about it as well :)
Array methods is a great topic, thank you 👍If you're on instagram message me @colorcode.io
what a seriessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
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I really like your videos, thank you
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Hey Mr.Sina,
Love from 🇮🇳
I desperately waited for the 10th video and you said it would be coming soon and it's been a while. But your playlist has given me the confidence to attend my first interview and
I've cracked 4 out of 5 JS interviews in a week.
It felt great to see your video just popped up when I clicked UA-cam.
Please let me know if I can help with you regarding your channel content. Your channel really needs a wide spread.
Coming to the topics, Please explain advanced but yet fundemental concepts like
Debouncing, Throttling, Asynchronous functions, Currying, DOM API, Promises, Debugging etc.
I'd love to research and give you thoughts.
You can also explain debugging for your short videos.
Gracias Sina n Qoli.
Dude you are the best ❤️❤️ , can you make a full node course pleeeeeease
Working on it!
thanks for the explanation
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Awesome, Thank you
You're welcome
Thank you, hands down the best videos of javascript on UA-cam.
I found your channel when I was searching for constructor functions as i only knew OOP languages before, you cleared all my doubts related to said topic like nothing.
Then i binge watched whole series, haha
Your videos quality and the way teaching are magnificent.
Waiting for more...
Again, thank you very much.
Thank you! Made my day.
Oh Waow... thank you so much
You're welcome :)
Thank you!
HAHAH Walter White. This was the best explanation so far. Glad I found this!
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I would like to see advance concepts like Higher Order function .. explaining how it works and how to create and use it in vanilla JavaScript projects
I covered Higher Order Functions in episode 8: ua-cam.com/video/0aKZvNNf8BA/v-deo.html
Thank you so much🎉
Generator functions
To summarize JavaScript variables only store primitive values. If the value of a variable is primitive the variable stores the value itself. If the value of the variable is an object, then JavaScript stores a primitive value that is the memory address of that object's location in memory.
Salve! - great series - finished at last - third time through the other episodes and I am getting to grips with what I don't know.
I would love your take on recursion - I realise it is generic - but so important. I've read and watched quite a bit on recursion and it's slow - everyone says "you could do the same thing with for and while" - but they never demo this - so comparing recursion, for loops and while would be really helpful please.
Thanks again
Great idea about recursion!