Lost on this. Feels like I skipped something

I don't normally comment but this video really deserves it. Really informative and very refreshing to see a video that is not AI generated or affiliate driven. You are a super likable person and could listen to you for hours! 😊 Directly a follow 👍

I love you dawg

It is the general idea of open source that you have to pay when you want a custom solution for you problem, isn't it?

Thank you 🙏

Here from the odin project ! thank you for this great explanation !!

Amazing explaination. Thank you! I'm from the Odin Project and was so confused by how they tried to explain it.

I just wanted to say i really love and appreciate youuuu sir 🙏 absolutely loved your free programming course!

what about functional programming?

This is perhaps the best explanation I have ever got on this topic, thanks a ton!!

Did you remove the BG from your picture in the thumbnail by using a mac ?

excellent teaching, cheers

Shoutout to my fellow Odin Project followers, this lesson was a tough one to grasp (still not entirely sure I understand it to a good extent).

simple, clear, very-well structured explanation. Easy to understand. Thank you.

Just discovered your channel and I'm likying very mutch the short video format. Very excited to learn from you. Thx

There a 0 reasons for dynamic languages to exist, it's not great for small apps and it's terrible for bigger ones. Period.

every new programming language has either a type system (comonly inferred types) or has a type spec to support compile time checks

this is so underrated. :> I'm happy i found this channel.

So the difference between JIT-compilation and interpretation is that JIT-compilation somehow stores that translation before it's executed, while interpretation executes the translation to machine code promptly?

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One of the best ever videos I have ever found for JavaScript, another level of teaching, making things understandable in contact to each other, thanks a million <3

Thank you very much!

bro! you are such a good teacher I was struggling a bit to understand why it was used, shoutout to the odin project for bringing me here :)

I might understand some of the basics of prototype. I understand how it helps to set shared properties and functions on the prototype (ObjName. prototype). Since a prototype is an object that another object inherits from, then where does Apple inherit from? When using Apple.prototype = {eat() throw()}, does it inherit from some object named "prototype"? Is Apple.protototype kind of like setting aside a library for Apple? I understand the helpfulness of it. I understand that a prototype is an object another object inherits from. So, I guess my question is where exactly is Apple inheriting from, if it is inheriting at all?

very helpful thank you so much !

Thank you so much !!!

This was incredible. I wish more people could explain things as precisely as you do.

Hi Lawrence, thank you for explaining the your courses so well..i have taking your Javascript course on Udemy, is there a way to provide code snippets/ find the output questions to practice..it will really help to gain confidence.

brother you knocked this out of the park. incredibly succinct rundown on js protos. cheers mate, great job

As a lover of freedom, I find this so exciting. I look forward to learning more about Web3/Blockchain and hopefully one day being part of its evolution 🔥

This is a clear, concise information Javascript Beginners series! Great Tutorial!! Please make one for CSS!

lovely teacher do you have teaching class for Full-stack Developer i would love to join sir

You're truly a gifted teacher. Thank you

Thank you, finally able to somewhat understand this notion.

This is so good

Hi, I just started your javascript course and was just wondering if I can get a job after doing this course of 6 hours. If I can what type of work will I do, where can I find a job (where do I search and what type of title do I use- is it a Javascript developer?. Thanks very much in advance

please use a constant lighting level on your lamp (it keeps going from dark to light every few seconds). yes C# is pretty good and i like it better. hopefully we won't need JavaScript anymore in the future as glue code between WASM and the DOM

This was super helpful.

Very informative... THANK YOU!

This is the best explanation on this topic ever. Period!

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Thank you so much for this explanation. I have come here from The Odin Project and this has blown all the confusion away that was in the lengthy article.

Sir, you are a great teacher. thank you so much for the content.

Avelx ftw!!!!

Hello there Each time i try to open the console i see a error message telling me "Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected end of input" why i keep seeing this message, by the way i am using Google Chrome.

Great video!

Amazing video!!

thank you so much.

🎉amazing. I love how you talk to the viewer in a humble human way, so refreshing. Thank you…oh and did i say how good you explain everything 😊