Brad is one of the best teachers I have ever seen online. He has a rare “gift” of condensing and simplifying complex topics into easy to understand snippets. No assumptions and no judgement just pure joy of teaching. I wish all my university tutors and lecturers would be like him :) As always, thanks for your work and the great video!
This is absolute Gold and unlike anything I've found before. Clicked because I'm doing your WordPress Development course too, which is just as good. Thank you!
I just opened RU-vid and this video is there in my feed I'm actually frustrated learning JavaScript. I hope this tutorial will help me a lot so that I can fall in love with JavaScript
Josh! I remember you showing me how to switch between Sublime Text color themes super quickly, time flies, can't believe that was 8 years ago. I remember you had the cool Vortex mechanical keyboard too! Awesome to run into you again. All the best, Brad
You're a great teacher! I am in love with JavaScript now. I used to be scared of the language, thinking it's too complicated for me to learn. Many thanks!
The analogy of the English language throw in cuts through the complexity. You started the video in the righ context by telling us this about the English and the language. One of the best tutors and tutorials I managed to actually learn, bits and pieces. I'll watch it first, then I know the basics and can use the computer to follow along.double thumbs 👍👍 up up up and away.😅
This is what I need for sure. I was doing relatively ok doing beginner to semi-intermediate stuff. But after ChatGPT, I'm a noob now lol. Can't tell you how many times I did (and still do) copy and paste from it. Granted, I atleast understand what it is spitting out, but sometimes I find myself forgetting basic stuff because I'm too reliant on that thing now. Definitely going to slowly work my way thru this video. I also remember when I was first learning Javascript and my teacher was like use x,y,z. I was like what the hell are you talking about. So I love that right off the bat you say I don't have to use x, I can name it whatever I want. Wish my teacher had told me this lol - I went 6+ years never learning JS b/c I was like what are these things the teacher was talking about.
I went through something very similar. I went about 5 or 6 years not actually learning JS and just Googling for snippets and StackOverflows on how to accomplish things with jQuery. It got the job done but I wasn't actually learning JS. I think there's a balance in the middle where you can use ChatGPT or Google for quick solutions, but over time take bits of time here and there to experiment and keep adding more and more things to your toolbox of things you genuinely understand.
@@erroljustinecasbadillo7362 I'm glad this JS tutorial was helpful! Thanks for joining my React course a few years ago. These days I'm using Next.js instead of React directly; and I'll be publishing two new Next.js tutorials on my channel in the next few weeks. All the best, Brad
A few years ago I learned some JS. I also learned a bit of python, PHP, html and CSS. Now I'm back in JS land. I want to build websites and use JS to fetch data from APIs. I was already missing the brackets and the semicolons 😊
You're welcome. React and Node aren't really comparable. Node can be used for anything from scripts that run on your personal computer to creating server-side applications. React is a library for creating user interfaces. Ultimately you'll want to learn about both, so you can't go wrong learning about either.
Brad I purchased your course while back which was same course I just watched but that course also had nodeJs and Django how can I access that again (I paid for that course) I like to see your response. thank you
Hi, this video is the intro chapter to my course on Udemy, so you'd just need to log into your Udemy account, and if you've previously purchased the course it should show up in your account. It's named "Learn JavaScript: Full-Stack from Scratch" - the full course does cover Node, Express, MongoDB, socket.io and more, but does not cover Django. For anyone else reading this who has the course on Udemy; in mid 2024 I just posted a new update chapter to the course (free update) which includes writing JS to turn our app into a SPA.
Brad, I signed up for your course. But I have to cancel it. Ran into a little problem, but that's it, the course has been abandoned. There is no forum, no contact. There isn't any sense of trying to move on just stuck. Has anyone else had this experience?
When you signed up you should have received an email inviting you to our private Discord chat community; that's the avenue where I'm more available for chat & support. The course just received a huge update in July of 2024; did you try comparing your code with the downloadable reference zip files? Thanks for trying out the course on my Teachable platform and letting me know you cancelled; that's probably a smart move if you already have some of my courses on Udemy; as they received the 2024 updates on that platform as well. All the best, Brad.
Another tutorial that covers material instead of uncovering it and letting you figure out what is it and where does it from. The end result is always the same , confusion and false assumptions leading to endless new things to be added.
