I am a self-taught developer made a career switch from call center to react developer by following codedamn tutorial in TH-cam from html, css, js, react. Now I'm able to survive in developer environment. Because of codedamn and I recommended for my two best friends for JavaScript and they started following tutorial. Thank u mehul. Ur lighting so. Many lives..
@@urwrong108 choosing a new carrier is a difficult choice... and then working hard to achieve the plan require discipline. You maybe a hot shot, but not evryone is
@@chintusahu2471 haha I think you are simply glorifying her success just because it's she😂. I have just told most software developers are self taught.. Everyone has the struggle in the beginning in one or other way.. Stop patting urself it's not a one time game
This is definitely the requirement to escape from junior role but not what you need to become senior. Architecture design, design patterns, is most important as you will not be needed to just know these things but plan a codebase+application. Also ability to break tasks efficiently into other developers and also estimating task time frames is also important. Senior devs tend to become language agnostic as the software design principles matter more then.
I recently found this channel. I am currently in the learning phase of web development, I will consider this as the most valuable information that I have got on youtube. The way you explain is very easy to understand.
Met a man on the street one day. He said “If you can name two man made objects that hold water and make a tech pun at the same time in 5 seconds time I’ll tell you the meaning of life…”. I said “Well, Codedamn”, and gained enlightenment.
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Your videos have helped me great deal to come out of tutorial hell and actually get my hands dirty by building stuff. You show the potential of all these technologies, the extent to which you can push to REALLY get it right. That's a huge help man, really appreciate it.
Hello mehul bhaiya, From a tier-3 college to my first job, your Codedamn channel changed my life. Your guidance fueled my self-learning journey, leading me to success. Your DevOps video inspired me to understand full-stack development, not just coding. Thank you for being more than a mentor; you're a beacon of hope for many like me. Your impact is immeasurable. With heartfelt gratitude,
Recently came across your channel when I saw Mehul Mohan roadmap for Web Development. I had watched many videos, read many tutorials but never felt like I am actually learning and progressing. I was always scared of Frontend Part and this guy made so easy tutorials that even absolute beginners can learn with ease. Completed HTML, CSS JS basic and advanced courses and now feeling confident that I can easily make any design with just HTML, CSS, JS only. I would be trying my hands-on projects given on codedamn. Best Part I like was there were small interactive tasks that rejuvenated the learning, It usually happens like we learn from a video then we think oh, I learned it and move ahead which is major mistake. While getting to apply those on concepts on small tasks would not only solidify concepts but also feels enjoying and refreshed. Thanks, Mehul and Codedamn team for making so useful contents Free and accessible for all.
Not everyone go for mastery yet a video for mastery is presented. This is an open call to mastery. You've just won my heart. Thank you, I am accepting the call.
These are hacks that no one tell us. Recently what I realized about your channel is that those videos you've posted recently are really important as we are developing our knowledge as developers. Those videos might not be useful as beginners but THESE ARE THE HACKS THAT YOU MUST KNOW AS A DEVELOPER. Thanks man ❤
From last 1 month I was thinking about what to learn to become a master in JavaScript. As usual I got the answer from you. Really appreciate your help😇😃
I do not used to do comments in every video but in this I thought one thing is really recognisable which is you are clarifying that this video is not for beginner and saving beginners time it is great !!!!!!!
I learned a lot of the basics of javascript and worked on multiple small projects but I was not able to master it and got stuck in the learning loop. By watching this video I will create a full plan to start re-building those apps using these new features and approaches. Thanks
Of course good to know the basics but who uses prototypes nowadays 🤮. Invest your time in learning basic principles of functional programming that you can use in js. Learn typescript and have type safety. That's the best advice i can give after been working with js for almost 10 years. Edit: To understand the language throughly i recommend a series of books called, you don't know js. Great stuff
"who uses prototypes" - I wouldn't say that. On codedamn's backend, we patch mongoose's prototypal chain to include caching method on `query` and `aggregate` functions. This makes it really easy to cache database queries (UserModel.find(...).cache()). It would be cumbersome and probably impossible if you don't know about JS features, thus, disagree.
You might not use them directly, but knowing them and understanding how they work and why they work like they do is essential knowledge. It'll help you understand the language a lot better.
Javascript all-time favorite language because JS used all-place web development, server development, game development, mobile app development much more. mainly I like different animations using the JS frameworks.
Thanks for this video. As you mentioned in the start, 95% of the time we will only need 20% of the features. And this fact makes me a uninterested to learn about the rest of the 80% features. This video helped to understand what some of those 80% are and how it could be useful - making me a little bit interested to learn them :)
I'm a recent bootcamp grad trying to get my first job. I really want to find some good resources on how to use a debugger, I think that could be a pleasant surprise for a potential employer to find a junior who knows it. Been doing research on how JS and Node function and leveraging that knowledge in tandem with a debugger seems great
Roadmaps are really helpfull in programming. But I believe it's not necessary. Because, If we have a map of something then we will be just following that map to reach the destination. But if we have no map but a clear goal we will be discovering much than we expected. And I believe that, it is the wonderful experience as a programmer.
How can i restructure my data - for eg - i fetch few json data from the API, but it is not well structured, how to use javascript class to restructure the data. I mean Some kind of modeling to restructure the data as my ui components expected.
Such insights about real time job instances is what is needed to understand the future expectation as a developer. Thank you and please keep doing the good work.
You mentioned JS is not truly single threaded cause the underlying OS is capable of managing multiple threads. But this poses a bottleneck issue right, ofcourse networks calls and execution could be executed paralllely. Apart from that, I still feel JS is single threaded. I might be wrong, Please share a detailed video on it.
hello please, i have an input, i created a function to get the input value and put it inside a text, the problem is that i need the function to put the value inside the text multiple times and the function take the value and put it in the one only! so how can tell the function to whenever it finds the div to put the value it put it there (multiple times)
WOW i was really needed this information thanks Sir ! I completed javascript basics with you , and i am planning to take javascript advanced too . I love your teaching keep spreading your great love in coding ! Thanks Let's Code !!!!!!!!!
First time when I heard the name javascript, I asked is it like java ? Then I was told Java is related to javascript just how much gulab is related to gulab jamun. I've got really fascinated with it coz js does so many things on surface but inherently it is so plain and simple. Thanks for these concepts.
How much DSA is necessary to master web dev? Because I think if the amount of time and effort I put in solving a DSA problem is put into dev then it would be much productive. What's your take on this?
Thank you so much for this, your videos are really awesome with great video quality and content too. With help of your videos now I am able to build web projects. Thanks a lot!!
Hello sir currently I am working as front end developer using Reactjs platform. But some time javascript confused the interms of concept please help me out ....
console.log("I will master javascript") console.log("i win your heart"); funfact:-javascript ignore the ; in end of line if you put it or not it will never give you error about syntax
“The more experience you have, the more errors you have seen, the more weird edge-cases you have seen, the more quickly you will be able to trigger that memory cell in your brain the next time you see it.”
Your videos give me the required thought process and direction to ace the skills. Watching these videos give me the confidence to be a better developer.
This is the video I was waiting for..!! Recently came across your channel. Really love the work and got my new mentor to upskill myself. Thank you for the work and kudos! 🔥
That moment when you decide to watch a video while you are having lunch, totally forget about the food and pay attention on the video because is far more interesting and your food become just like your crush.... cold =)
@@codedamn thank you for giving us part of your time to help us to grow even more without charging us a single cent and helping even more to the community grow as it should be... thanks
Actually i am a beginner in js, although using JQuery and ajax for last 3 months But not satisfied with what i am doings as i don't know about most of basic things and that stopped me to move forward in such a big library like react and vue. Sure, i will try this if I'm satisfied as i think, i will definitely add thought in future
100K club! Thank you everyone for your support ❤️ Keep pushing knowledge content up, we need a lot more programmers in the world ❤️
I am a self-taught developer made a career switch from call center to react developer by following codedamn tutorial in TH-cam from html, css, js, react. Now I'm able to survive in developer environment. Because of codedamn and I recommended for my two best friends for JavaScript and they started following tutorial. Thank u mehul. Ur lighting so. Many lives..
me too , same story but i learned from codewithharry
So inspiring. I'm learning from both of them
90% people are self taught in this software development field. There is no big deal in this😏
@@urwrong108 choosing a new carrier is a difficult choice... and then working hard to achieve the plan require discipline. You maybe a hot shot, but not evryone is
@@chintusahu2471 haha I think you are simply glorifying her success just because it's she😂. I have just told most software developers are self taught.. Everyone has the struggle in the beginning in one or other way.. Stop patting urself it's not a one time game
#1: closures, prototypes, ES6+ features
#2: async model: event loop, micro tasks, promises, callbacks, V8 engine, code execution at OS leve, single threading vs multi threading
#3: debugging & profiling: debugger, chrome dev tools / VS code, V8 snapshots, flamegraphs, memory leaks, cpu execution
#4: webpack, babel
Thanks for summarizing! It is also available as chapters in video
This is definitely the requirement to escape from junior role but not what you need to become senior. Architecture design, design patterns, is most important as you will not be needed to just know these things but plan a codebase+application. Also ability to break tasks efficiently into other developers and also estimating task time frames is also important.
Senior devs tend to become language agnostic as the software design principles matter more then.
Master JavaScript and other Full Stack technologies on codedamn: cdm.sh/fullstack
I recently found this channel. I am currently in the learning phase of web development, I will consider this as the most valuable information that I have got on youtube. The way you explain is very easy to understand.
Glad to know this Subham!
Met a man on the street one day. He said “If you can name two man made objects that hold water and make a tech pun at the same time in 5 seconds time I’ll tell you the meaning of life…”. I said “Well, Codedamn”, and gained enlightenment.
LMAO
1.How JavaScript Works
V8 engine architecture
Execution Context
Event loop
2.Basic JavaScript
Variables/types
Operators
Conditional/loops
Events/Dom
3.Objects in JavaScript
Arrays
Objects
Set,Map
Math,Date
4.Functional programing
First class citizen
Closures
HOF
Arrow function
IIFE, anonymous fn, fn expression
Constructor fn
5.Asynchronous JavaScript
Callbacks
Promises(then-catch/async-await)
6.OOP in JavaScript
Encapsulation
Inheritance
Abstraction
Polymorphism
Composition
Type Systems(duck typing..)
7.ES6/+
let/const
Destructuring
Rest/spread operators
for of/in loop
Generators, Iterators
..many more......
8.Typescript
Where to do it ??
@@RajputAnkit11 there is no single reference.. but I'll recommend..
th-cam.com/play/PLlasXeu85E9cQ32gLCvAvr9vNaUccPVNP.html
th-cam.com/play/PLWrQZnG8l0E6mYguSNWHZEz7KrfZULz8d.html
Your videos have helped me great deal to come out of tutorial hell and actually get my hands dirty by building stuff. You show the potential of all these technologies, the extent to which you can push to REALLY get it right. That's a huge help man, really appreciate it.
That's amazing to hear, thank you Srinivas
Hello mehul bhaiya, From a tier-3 college to my first job, your Codedamn channel changed my life. Your guidance fueled my self-learning journey, leading me to success. Your DevOps video inspired me to understand full-stack development, not just coding. Thank you for being more than a mentor; you're a beacon of hope for many like me. Your impact is immeasurable. With heartfelt gratitude,
Recently came across your channel when I saw Mehul Mohan roadmap for Web Development. I had watched many videos, read many tutorials but never felt like I am actually learning and progressing. I was always scared of Frontend Part and this guy made so easy tutorials that even absolute beginners can learn with ease. Completed HTML, CSS JS basic and advanced courses and now feeling confident that I can easily make any design with just HTML, CSS, JS only. I would be trying my hands-on projects given on codedamn.
Best Part I like was there were small interactive tasks that rejuvenated the learning, It usually happens like we learn from a video then we think oh, I learned it and move ahead which is major mistake. While getting to apply those on concepts on small tasks would not only solidify concepts but also feels enjoying and refreshed.
Thanks, Mehul and Codedamn team for making so useful contents Free and accessible for all.
Thanks Pranshu! This means a lot ❤️
The thumbnails are just next level!
Can't agree more 🔥
Thanks to the amazing team!
@@codedamn can we know who is the designer behind this awesome thumbnails? If it is ok
Not everyone go for mastery yet a video for mastery is presented. This is an open call to mastery. You've just won my heart. Thank you, I am accepting the call.
Wow.. it's an honour. Thank you codedamn
I have just completed basics of full stack development and it excites me really nice to make new projects.....fully enjoying it 🔥🔥😎
Thank you Praveen!
Best javascript learning TH-cam channel on TH-cam
I's been a few weeks since I started watching this channel...the quality of his vedios made me to hangout with all the playlists..😌
Other channels tell you what to learn in order to become an expert, but codedamn tells you what and how to learn in order to become the master!
These are hacks that no one tell us. Recently what I realized about your channel is that those videos you've posted recently are really important as we are developing our knowledge as developers. Those videos might not be useful as beginners but THESE ARE THE HACKS THAT YOU MUST KNOW AS A DEVELOPER. Thanks man ❤
That's what I am here for :) Glad to help
I'll feel so much proud wearing the codedamn t-shirt. I really love and appreciate your videos man. Merci beaucoup
please bookmark it as a cheat sheet for becoming javascript expert. Thanks codedamn!
welcome!
From last 1 month I was thinking about what to learn to become a master in JavaScript. As usual I got the answer from you. Really appreciate your help😇😃
Glad to help!
Finally... after spending a few months in research I found the best roadmap
Glad to know this!
I do not used to do comments in every video but in this I thought one thing is really recognisable which is you are clarifying that this video is not for beginner and saving beginners time it is great !!!!!!!
Most perfect distilled jscript on the planet awesome thousand bulbs illuminating one by one
I learned a lot of the basics of javascript and worked on multiple small projects but I was not able to master it and got stuck in the learning loop.
By watching this video I will create a full plan to start re-building those apps using these new features and approaches.
Thanks
Glad to help Shaharyar!
You are guide to many of New developers
I recently came to know about these advanced concepts. I have started learning these concepts. And, this made me fall in love with JavaScript❤️❤️
all the best!
Of course good to know the basics but who uses prototypes nowadays 🤮. Invest your time in learning basic principles of functional programming that you can use in js. Learn typescript and have type safety. That's the best advice i can give after been working with js for almost 10 years.
Edit: To understand the language throughly i recommend a series of books called, you don't know js. Great stuff
Thanks for the recommendation man, great value for me as a beginner
Please suggest me best js course.
"who uses prototypes" - I wouldn't say that. On codedamn's backend, we patch mongoose's prototypal chain to include caching method on `query` and `aggregate` functions. This makes it really easy to cache database queries (UserModel.find(...).cache()). It would be cumbersome and probably impossible if you don't know about JS features, thus, disagree.
You might not use them directly, but knowing them and understanding how they work and why they work like they do is essential knowledge. It'll help you understand the language a lot better.
@@danfields2181 that's what I mean
Also try to learn promises, with their then and error handlers. They are also used in Typescript as well
I have used the same trick to go through JavaScript
This video is the best guide before choosing any of the course one wants to go with.
I learned about flamegraphs in your video so thanks for pointing that out!
I'd like to hear more about these Flame Graphs
Javascript all-time favorite language because JS used all-place web development, server development, game development, mobile app development much more. mainly I like different animations using the JS frameworks.
You're goddamn right.jpeg
@@codedamn what you write? I can't understand.
I am totally agree with bro.. in the developing field we all need to keep updating.. I also updated by your video.. thank you for that ...
All people need to code!!! The world is lacking great logic and problem solving
Thanks for this video. As you mentioned in the start, 95% of the time we will only need 20% of the features. And this fact makes me a uninterested to learn about the rest of the 80% features. This video helped to understand what some of those 80% are and how it could be useful - making me a little bit interested to learn them :)
I have been following Codedamn since start of my career and its helped me alot to understand JavaScript. Thanks a lot Codedamn❤️
Thanks for the in depth info! Been really getting into full-stack recently and this helped alot
Can you make a video on how to use a debugger for js in vs code or chrome
The profile logo is awesome!
You are really doing an amazing job😍😍
I'm a recent bootcamp grad trying to get my first job. I really want to find some good resources on how to use a debugger, I think that could be a pleasant surprise for a potential employer to find a junior who knows it. Been doing research on how JS and Node function and leveraging that knowledge in tandem with a debugger seems great
Roadmaps are really helpfull in programming. But I believe it's not necessary. Because, If we have a map of something then we will be just following that map to reach the destination. But if we have no map but a clear goal we will be discovering much than we expected. And I believe that, it is the wonderful experience as a programmer.
True
Javascript is everywhere nowadays and have a great learning curve. Your video is really helpful for people to move ahead with it in a smooth manner 😊
Happy to help Amit!
Wow such a nice things to do with javascript, I will move with it.
This is a great video! I'm currently transitioning to Web Dev career and this just gave me a deeper understanding!
This video shares some concepts I didn't know about JavaScript, areas I need to work on. Thanks for sharing.
How can i restructure my data - for eg - i fetch few json data from the API, but it is not well structured, how to use javascript class to restructure the data.
I mean Some kind of modeling to restructure the data as my ui components expected.
Thanks a lot Mehul sir 🙏🏻 Perfect video learning JavaScript only right now 😊
Happy to help Raj!
Sir i feel privileged to get knowledgeable material from your channel.
Super Duper Knowledge Heavy Video!
I'm switching to tech, want to learn web development. Does your course assure the job?
On a path to a web developer.. Wish me luck😌🤞
Such insights about real time job instances is what is needed to understand the future expectation as a developer. Thank you and please keep doing the good work.
You mentioned JS is not truly single threaded cause the underlying OS is capable of managing multiple threads. But this poses a bottleneck issue right, ofcourse networks calls and execution could be executed paralllely. Apart from that, I still feel JS is single threaded. I might be wrong, Please share a detailed video on it.
Perfect, usefull video and good for going further :)
Thanks you guy :)
A great explanation of how God level programmers write the code.
Glad to help!
hello please, i have an input, i created a function to get the input value and put it inside a text, the problem is that i need the function to put the value inside the text multiple times and the function take the value and put it in the one only! so how can tell the function to whenever it finds the div to put the value it put it there (multiple times)
This is insightful, Codedamm content is well researched and more than expectation!!
Thank you Suraj! Glad you found it helpful
do you teach this in your website's learning path?
The developers at TH-cam need to watch this video.
That's quite a lot of stuff I didn't know about javascript.
Thanks alot for the video. I will surely check the advanced node js course.
You're welcome :)
For some time I was thinking to learn about debugging and testing stuff.
It's time :)
Very useful information, thanks lot bro ....
Great content man. Some of the highest quality stuff out there. You really know your stuff, thank you for sharing!
WOW i was really needed this information thanks Sir ! I completed javascript basics with you , and i am planning to take javascript advanced too . I love your teaching keep spreading your great love in coding ! Thanks
Let's Code !!!!!!!!!
Thank you! All the best
I am happy to see this video and definitely will improve my skills as Front End Developer...Once again Thank you so much..Bro
hello i have come first time in this channel i like the video will look up to have good knoweldge from this channel
Awesome....All videos are great in this channel....Best Guide for Coders ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you codedamn. Love from kerala India❤️❤️
First time when I heard the name javascript, I asked is it like java ? Then I was told Java is related to javascript just how much gulab is related to gulab jamun. I've got really fascinated with it coz js does so many things on surface but inherently it is so plain and simple. Thanks for these concepts.
Haha that's a great analogy!
1 more concepts
Closures
Prototypes
New features
2) async
Event loop
Microtask/promises/callback
Os level
3 )debugging
Experience
Debugger/chrome/vscode
V8/flamegraph
4) Ecosystem
Webpack
Babel
your all videos help me lot . i only want to say that your web dev videos are helping me and my lots of friends and its awesome.
the guidelines look like the contents of YDKJS. I just started that book and it's really amazing
Interesting that this wasn't inspired from the book at all! I should read the book
The contents are very informative. Thank you for wonderful tutorials.
You're welcome!
Thank You!
This video is fantastic. Well done. Very concise and clear, definitely gave me a good list of things to learn.
I was waiting for the two brights circles to be aligned with your pupils, couldn't concentrate, my bad
Excellent helpful resourse❤️✨🔥👑🙏
How much DSA is necessary to master web dev? Because I think if the amount of time and effort I put in solving a DSA problem is put into dev then it would be much productive. What's your take on this?
Thank you so much for this, your videos are really awesome with great video quality and content too.
With help of your videos now I am able to build web projects.
Thanks a lot!!
Thank you Chaitanya! Means a lot
Hello sir currently I am working as front end developer using Reactjs platform. But some time javascript confused the interms of concept please help me out ....
I'm struggling to become good programmer but this video made my day thanks
Thank you Mansoor!
Thankx for sharing this information 🖤
winning tshirt like this will increse intrest in coding and feel happy when u get something by doing hard thing.
Which book you would recommend mastering JS?
If you have read any of the books please let us know or make a video of reviewing the JS book.
I haven't read a lot of books so might not be the best person to answer this
@@codedamn thanks for the response brother
console.log("I will master javascript")
console.log("i win your heart");
funfact:-javascript ignore the ; in end of line if you put it or not it will never give you error about syntax
“The more experience you have, the more errors you have seen, the more weird edge-cases you have seen, the more quickly you will be able to trigger that memory cell in your brain the next time you see it.”
I literally know everything you said but still feel I don't know js properly lol
Just found your channel great to learn from you and these kinda T-shirts are an emotion not just peice of cloth
I love the dev community ❤️❤️
Sir please make such video for node js AWS cloud and react and java
highly underrated channel ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for everything
Thanks for the video. I'm gonna follow this.
Your videos give me the required thought process and direction to ace the skills. Watching these videos give me the confidence to be a better developer.
Glad to help Chakrandhar!
This is the video I was waiting for..!! Recently came across your channel. Really love the work and got my new mentor to upskill myself. Thank you for the work and kudos! 🔥
Glad it helped Indranil!
Was hoping for this! Many thanks Mehul!!!
You're welcome!
That moment when you decide to watch a video while you are having lunch, totally forget about the food and pay attention on the video because is far more interesting and your food become just like your crush.... cold =)
Haha! Thank you for spending your time with me :)
@@codedamn thank you for giving us part of your time to help us to grow even more without charging us a single cent and helping even more to the community grow as it should be... thanks
Thanks Codedamn 💙💙
Actually i am a beginner in js, although using JQuery and ajax for last 3 months
But not satisfied with what i am doings as i don't know about most of basic things and that stopped me to move forward in such a big library like react and vue.
Sure, i will try this if I'm satisfied as i think, i will definitely add thought in future
All the best Prashant!