4:45 BTW, I remember seeing on a JavaScript video that it's bad practice to use array notation to get a particular character from a string like you've done here with "n[0]". I don't remember the details of why it's bad. But it was suggested that it's better to use one of the string functions like n.slice(0,1) or n.charAt(0).
Sina, just a note of appreciation - your content and presentation are immaculate. You are one of the few educators who can employ humor so it contributes rather than detracts.
Sir, your content has been a great help for me learning coding and reviewing coding (I go to coding class) You incorparate humor actually good, you have good visuals, mic quality and just everything is Immaculate. Thank you
This is the best series on JS. You have explained very well. I have watched almost all JS videos & I am really disappointed why you have lesser views & subscribers. ❤ from me!!!
your voice beautiful , your joking is funny , your explanation is great, every time I see you - even in something I knew before - I benefit from new and very useful information and some funny as well😅 , Thank you Sina❤
Please do a series on basics of React or React Native. But I guess then the audience will be very limited as you are still growing, but your work deserves a lot more views, fantastic work!!!
Not sure if you'll see this, it's a year old video. I'm currently learning web development and your videos are one of the greatest resources I found. You deliver the info in a light yet effective way. Hopefully you won't give up on this channel and would continue publishing those awsome videos.
You got yourself a new subscriber! I'm having a hard time with functions and this somehow helped me understand ( still need more practice tho, any suggestions?)
I mean I get what you are trying to explain, but at 6:00 you can just do this instead? (without iterating 3 times and creating separate lists) for (let i = 0; i < names.length; i++) { if (names[i][0] !== 'Q' && names[i].length >= 5) { the jquery bit } } Same deal with 8:20, you can just make a single function and pass the pixels as an argument
With the makeClickHandler function, why return a function? Why not just have document.body.style.fontSize within makeClickHandler on its own? I'm sure there's a reason but I'm not able to see it at the moment.
This Channel is like Oasis in the big desert called JS🙃. Just a suggestion sir, along with youtube reels, you can post your linkedin account also here to get more audience attention.
How the hell does this video have less than 10k views? You're sooo good at explaining thi stuff, you deserve way more recognition. And btw, I'm subbing!
Hi, function name(callback){ callback() } this s callback function ,this s normal function inside another function invocation ,function name() { anotherFunction() } both function doing same, can u explain difference
You say "i could use a function but everyone is gonna shout at me" damn right. You should not use function, as this manipulates state (this) you need static lambda (arrow) only. This also makes sure that this function will never be externally referenced when run by multiple parallel instances. If you use function you change state and in async/parallel its gonna bite you in as$
I really liked the old setup with the window ALOT better. Also your voice sounded better in the old setup. In the new one you clearly hear the resounding from the walls.
Unfortunately I won't have access to the old studio anymore :( Good catch on the audio. The space is so new and the sound acoustics haven't been installed yet.
Another useful, informative and so nice to follow video from the sequence! I like your new studio, it looks, how to say, open and brighter, miss a little bit the live coding. I am looking forward for the next "Closures" video. Wish you all good! : )
i like the way you explain in detail and with examples and the way the videos are made, very modern, clean and each topic of the videos gets a "separate" part of the video, making it easy for us viewers.
Random but i definitely had "Coffee shop radio 24/7 lofi hip hop beats" on while watching this and it made it even better. regardless, thank you for being eloquent and still throwing some jokes in.
Just stumbled my way here.. was looking for a high order function deff and was prepared for a boring sleepy video... but boy was I wrong. Btw... I will look over your playlist... but I think you should create an entire course... if you can and have the time of course
Wow! This really takes away the mystique of higher order functions for me after years of programming in TS. How they work is obvious to me now, hence this video did its job. I just never really gripped how functions sent in as arguments run the code for each element in a collection, but now seeing you write these higher order functions, I see how they do the processing in a black box just like they would for any other primitive argument type. Thank you!
I just found your content and this is the first video I watch! Actually I agree with the last comment... why don't you have more subs!? Thanks for the amazing explanation! Quite easy to understand! Hugs from Brazil!
Really enjoying the 10 part series. Just finished an engagement and starting to interview for next engagement and studying like crazy to prepare for all those interview questions. Yes, prototype and classes came up in one interview and I stumbled all over the answers. I'm from New York City, enjoyed seeing the city out of your window. Miss it. Moved to Tampa 5 years ago and looking forward to moving back.
Great video. New pre-created text is easy to follow but I much prefer the live coding because it shows examples of how you think through things. Also miss the NYC window, it made it feel informal and comfortable, but I'm sure you had practical reasons for the shift.
I'm studying to be a full stack developer, based in South Africa. I've seen a lot of webdev tutorial videos online but I'm yet to see someone who does it better! 👌
What you are missing is a course. I just feel I’d be able to learn, and more importantly, retain the knowledge you provide about specific topics. I signed up and I’m waiting with minimal patience. 😂
I am really getting confused between the parameter and argument here. Some are saying HOF takes another function as a parameter while others are saying it takes it as an argument. Can you please clarify it?
Appreciate the bite sized approach to this content. Sometimes when you are researching something and you're staring down the barrel of a 45 minute video it can be defeating. Cheers :)
I really love the way you connect current concepts to previously taught concepts and many different ways to do the same thing. really man hatf off to you and well yeah merry christmas to you
Great work brother! Keep it up. Us newbs really appreciate this stuff, especially when it isn't ultra-dry/tedious like a lot of these videos tend to get.
I've run into many tutorials describing what callbacks are but don't go into the specifics of why it's needed. I've always struggled to find the value of a callback; for instance, why do functions like setTimeout(), array methods, addEventListeners, need a function as a parameter instead of using primitive types to tell it what to do? Thanks so much for explaining this. Cheers!
