took me 4 videos and an explicit "colt steele typescript" search to finally find a ts summary that actually gets to the friggin point lol. thank you for respecting our time, sir.
Courses are typically like that. If you can, check out udacity's nanodegree react program. It's not much better, but you'll learn a lot and also understand how these topics evolve with time. It'll also help you deal with future changes.
You would know immediately why this is great, if you try to dynamically change numbers inside strings, based on mathematical operations with a loosely typed language like Javascript or PowerShell...
Hi Colt! I recently encountered your The complete web dev bootcamp 2022 on Udemy (65 hours). I was impressed by the huge number of your rating and students (look like this is the course I need). But there is a problem, I did not see any JS library frontend (React, Vue,...) in your Curriculum (You have HTML CSS JS, Node and MongoDB but not contain any frontend library) So I wonder if this is not a problem, should I take this course?
Do the web bootcamp and add in a react later on. If your knowledge of full stack is poor the course will help a lot. Don't try and get it all into one course, it's not possible. The bootcamp course will take alot of time, especially if you really work on it. After the course, you will need more mongo, node, react, type script.
The course will be too big if he adds Reactjs, Vuejs, or Angular, so I think HTML CSS JS and Bootstrap are enough for front-end basics, if we need to dive deep into React or sth like that, we should take another extensive course later.
While listening to your Udemy lecture, my Macbook finder doesn’t work when I type ‘sudo chown -R$USER /usr/local/lib/node_modules’ that you asked me to type in Macbook terminal Please answer me why this is.....
so you can basically add just one line in vanilla JS: if (typeof(x) && typeof(y) === 'number') {do this and that} too much noise around types. i don't get it.
TS is the most useless lang out there, and competition is not small. I always LOL hearing stories like TS improves JS, while in reality resulting JS code TOTALLY IGNORES everything you wrote in TS. And saying that TS stops us from adding a string and a number, this is an insult to all even slightly capable programmers. TS is just a mktg effort of a famous company to enter into a popular JS ecosystem, and to lure in OOP programmers into thinking that JS is also an OOP language which is far from the truth. TS programmers use a functional language JS in an OOP way, thus totally wrong from the start. And result is forcing excellent JS to behave wrong way producing sub-optimal code results. Go figure
