Mastering JavaScript - EVERYTHING You Need To Know
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video, I've put together a comprehensive guide to mastering JavaScript. We'll start with the basics and work our way up to some advanced techniques. Join me as we explore everything you need to know to become a JavaScript pro!
Check out this FREE "Introduction to JavaScript" guide from HubSpot: clickhubspot.com/wr0
If you want to land a developer job: techwithtim.net/dev
Join my Skool community for free resources: www.skool.com/software-develo...
Discord server: / discord
⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | Overview
00:34 | Free Resource
01:03 | Beginner
05:17 | Intermediate
08:04 | Advanced
10:46 | Expert/Master
-- Beginner --
Variables: var, let, const
Data Types: Strings, Numbers, Booleans, null, undefined.
Operators: Arithmetic, Assignment, Comparison, Logical,
Conditionals
Control Flow: if/else, switch, ternary operator.
Basic Data Structures: Arrays, Objects, Mutability.
Loops: for, while, do...while, iterating over arrays with forEach.
Functions: Declaration, Invocation, Return, Parameters vs Arguments.
Common Methods
Sets, Maps
Advanced Functions: Arrow functions, default parameters, rest parameters.
Scope
DOM Manipulation: Selecting and changing webpage elements, handling user input.
Event Handling: addEventListener, handling clicks, form submissions.
Basic Debugging: using browser dev tools, debugger.
-- Intermediate --
Error Handling: try...catch, throwing custom errors.
Important operators: null coalescing, optional chaining, ternary operator
Asynchronous JavaScript: Callbacks, Promises, async/await.
APIs: Fetch API, working with JSON, making HTTP requests.
Object-Oriented JavaScript: this, new, constructor functions, class syntax.
Prototypal Inheritance: Prototype chain, creating prototypes, inheritance patterns.
Module System: ES6 modules (import/export), CommonJS (require/module.exports).
Tooling: npm, basic webpack, Babel.
Functional Programming Basics: Pure functions, higher-order functions, closures, .map(), .filter(), .reduce().
-- Advanced --
Advanced Asynchronous Patterns: Microtasks, Macrotasks, Event Loop, Web Workers.
Advanced DOM & Web APIs: IntersectionObserver, WebSockets, localStorage/sessionStorage.
State Management: Understanding State, Introduction to State Management Libraries (e.g., Redux).
Advanced Object-Oriented JavaScript: Factory Functions, Mixins, Composition.
Functional Programming: Immutability, Recursion, Function Composition, Currying.
Advanced Error Handling: Custom error types, error tracking.
Performance Optimization: Lazy loading, Debouncing and Throttling, Memoization.
Security Essentials: XSS, CSRF, CORS, Content Security Policy.
Testing: Unit Testing, Integration Testing, E2E Testing, Frameworks (Jest, Mocha/Chai).
Build Tools & Automation: Advanced webpack, Gulp, npm scripts.
-- Expert/Master --
Design Patterns: Module Pattern, Factory, Singleton, Observer, etc.
Advanced State Management: State Machines, Redux Middleware
Advanced Performance Optimization: Code Splitting, Tree Shaking, Web Assembly.
Type Systems: TypeScript, Flow.
Server-Side JavaScript: Node.js, Express, RESTful API design, GraphQL.
Full-Stack Development: MERN Stack, Server-Side Rendering.
Modern Frameworks: In-depth understanding of frameworks like React, Angular, Vue.
Architecture & Scalability: Microservices, Load Balancing, Caching Strategies, CDN.
Hashtags
#techwithtim
#javascript
#javascripttutorial
Join my Skool community for free resources: www.skool.com/software-developer-academy/about
Excellent list! I usually learn completely out of order and out of necessity. If a project I’m working on needs to use map(), I just dive in and try to learn as much about it as I can. One thing that you might cover in a future video would be how to read and understand the MDN documentation. For me, the wording is a little confusing until someone explains why it’s written the way it is. Being able to refer to documentation can really accelerate one’s understanding. Especially when you’re trying to get to the next level in your journey. Thanks for always putting out great content Tim!
This is actually something you can use for most/all programming languages. Thanks for this. :)
Perfect Javascript roadmap in my opinion and i was waiting for it.
Appreciate it my friend
Server programming is so important when trying to master Javascript, once you successfully create a functional crud app in js, you're pretty much a master.
Is this true?
@@Fishpizza1212 yes, given that most of the intermediate and advanced topics mentioned in the video are used/applied when creating a js/typescript crud app it is true. Javascript almost becomes intuitive during the process, but honestly, nothing will make you a master faster than understanding programming fundamentals (in any language really).
Js is just syntax thats is pretty easy to learn what's not as easy is using js to manipulate data and actually create things and there are so many library's it never ends
a perfect video i needed this week. thanks a lot tim
Thanks Tim! Much needed advice ❤
Wow, this is a really well structured lesson and covers everything in 10 minutes!? Outstanding.
Great content! Thank you!
just now i was thinking about learning Javascript and immediately your video dropped.... coincidence??? nah...
I’ve been watching you 👀
@@TechWithTim What is this Tim?? xD
Same bro..
Amazing video!!!! Thank you for everything you do for the coding community and for the people like me trying to learn and break there way into the wonderful world of tech! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪💪💪💪
My pleasure!
I love your videos!
Quite a great video Tim thank you. Can u please also do that for python please if possible. Thank you for ur efforts please
I already have a video for Python!
@@TechWithTim okay then let me search for it in your videos .Thanks
You can pretty much use this entire vireo for python. These are all programming topics you'll use in most languages.
@@renealbrechtsen9743 okay then thanks
@@TechWithTim plz Golang Tim bro
How should i understand this? i have been coding Javascript for 1.5 year ish. And i dont know the answer to everything mentioned in the beginner section, but i know that these things exist, but i still have to look things up as i need them. I cant remember how everything works just out of my head.
am i doing it wrong? am talking about the Beginner section.
Knowing that things exist is good. But maybe you can do way better if you study the fundamentals again.
Make flashcards
At which point of this roadmap is suitable to start learning React?
I'm taking a course from ZTM and apparently I'm at intermediate. I am right now learning react.
intermediate
@@patunolaibukun2506 Thanks!
Respect ++
I am already reached the Intermediate level. One Question: Is this necessary to learn the Advanced Level JavaScript for a Job?
And i also have a question Tim can i still land a job with just a programming certificate?
thats all relative to the person. are you ppl friendly? do you communicate well? these are things that most interviewers want to know. yes about your tech skills but can teams depend on you and get along with you.
COOL!😃👍
🔥
Does this also apply to TypeScript?
Yes as it’s a superset of JavaScript
@TechWithTim bro Could u make Golang also plz - :)
Just gimme u r replay :)
Do one for Python also please
he has plenty on his channel
@@yessirski7868 but I mean one like this, going level to level
🎉❤❤
I run away from JS 😅. Python is my one & only go to
Тим крутой :)
Now I'm gonna restart
All good until I heard about JavaScript Advance😅
{2024-03--08}
Nawalny is dead
👹Are your videos still sponsored by Israeli companies ?