Hi, 👋🏻 Nader . I have some knowledge of JavaScript but i get attracted towards your content because of the "exercises" section. Thank you for showing how the variables get stored in the memory.
Hey Vimal! You're very welcome! I was always curious why other tutorials don't really mention it since it really does help as we progress through learning JS to figure out what is happening "behind the scenes". Especially when debugging things as we write more fun programs, haha! 😃
Many thanks Nader! Simple and easy to understand, I hope this series would end my learning struggle for good. I'm an IT and shifted to wordpressdev 3yrs ago at 42yo, I find it really difficult to keep up with JavaScript; I keep on starting from scratch with every video series I come across. Despite my understanding of the fundamentals, I struggle to put them to use in a way that would be useful to me in real-world situations. I mean, unlike how I understand my other skills , I can't feel any JavaScript in me.
You’re very welcome! Don’t give up and have fun on the journey! Don’t hesitate to reach out along the way and make sure to take your time with the exercises as that is where things start to stick and feel real 🚀
I'm currently learning JS, coming from c and python background (started leaning programming over the last 6 months). Even though theres a decent bit of overlap the combination of the visuals and your in depth explanations genuinely have helped me re contextualized a lot of things I hadn't thought about in over 5 months. Also found your channel through the mock interview you did which I thought was really well done also. TLDR: Appreciate your content.
Hey Lucid! Thank you so much for sharing this! This truly helps me keep at it and get excited that I’m helping people 😊 I purposely made it so the content overlaps as much as possible so I’m glad that comes across in practice! Will make some python videos at some point too, haha. If you’re interested we have a discord server up to chat and build the community too: discord.gg/9SZbqWvMrV
Great vids. Watching and coding along with your JS series to prep for Codesmith bootcamp. Thanks for taking the time and creating these. Super helpful.
Hey Nader thank you for these videos and I’m going to try and watch every single one, I just started to learn about 3 weeks ago and I still can’t solve simple exercises but hopefully the fundamentals will stick, thanks again and happy holidays
Hello and welcome! Definitely keep at it and don’t get discouraged. Do as many of the exercises as you can and add your own changes to make sure you feel more comfortable with the topics too. You’d be surprised how fast and far you can go if you keep it consistent 😊
Hi Nader your contents are really amazing, A small request for me to you can you please create videos on git and github it will be a great help for all
Man what a teacher you're just awesome the way of explaining the topic and the only youtuber I cam across giving exercises after each topic very impressive 😍😍😇 looking forward to learn from you and master the JS 🤩
Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying these! The exercises are definitely super important to help make sure your knowledge sticks and also to have fun actually coding on your own, haha 😊🤓
@@learncode5110 With the DOM and React, that's enough front-end (with the depth we're going into). Most of the complexity comes from building full-stack apps where much of the challenges come from backend and deployment tasks. 🤓 That said, there is definitely a lot of complexity on the front-end, but it requires less tooling that what we'll need to learn for full-stack 😊
But , when I do this : let name1 = "monkey"; const name2 = "monkey"; console.log(name1 === name2); It returns true So does it mean its not like: name1 ----> "monkey" name2 ----> "monkey" But more like: name1,name2 ----> "monkey"?
Your explanations are amazing.
Thanks again Aaron 😊
This "FREE" tutorial is like premium and better than some other paid tutorials thank you for this
this is the kind of teaching i need! thank you!
I love your teaching style and voice. Been looking for a resource to go over the fundamentals of JS again and I think I found it. Thank you
Glad you're enjoying them and looking forward to hearing how you progress through the series 😉
Hi, 👋🏻 Nader . I have some knowledge of JavaScript but i get attracted towards your content because of the "exercises" section.
Thank you for showing how the variables get stored in the memory.
Hey Vimal! You're very welcome! I was always curious why other tutorials don't really mention it since it really does help as we progress through learning JS to figure out what is happening "behind the scenes". Especially when debugging things as we write more fun programs, haha! 😃
Many thanks Nader! Simple and easy to understand, I hope this series would end my learning struggle for good. I'm an IT and shifted to wordpressdev 3yrs ago at 42yo, I find it really difficult to keep up with JavaScript; I keep on starting from scratch with every video series I come across. Despite my understanding of the fundamentals, I struggle to put them to use in a way that would be useful to me in real-world situations. I mean, unlike how I understand my other skills , I can't feel any JavaScript in me.
You’re very welcome! Don’t give up and have fun on the journey! Don’t hesitate to reach out along the way and make sure to take your time with the exercises as that is where things start to stick and feel real 🚀
Thank you, Master, for such a detailed explanation.
best videos for beginners bro thanks for the help
You’re very welcome, lifestyle! I’m glad you found them useful 😊
Hey, i’m learning JavaScript. You’re pretty good! Shame to see you don’t have many subscribers, definitely deserving of more!
Thanks Ali! Just started the channel recently - excited to see it grow 😊
I love the details, man. Great job!
Thanks Jorell! 😊
Wow, this is most detailed tutorial I've seen on youtube. You need more subscribers
Thanks! 😊
Bro, your course is the BEST. You're a good teacher. Insane. Thank you for the course, from the bottom of my heart.
You’re very welcome! Glad you’re enjoying it and learning 😊
I'm currently learning JS, coming from c and python background (started leaning programming over the last 6 months). Even though theres a decent bit of overlap the combination of the visuals and your in depth explanations genuinely have helped me re contextualized a lot of things I hadn't thought about in over 5 months. Also found your channel through the mock interview you did which I thought was really well done also.
TLDR: Appreciate your content.
Hey Lucid! Thank you so much for sharing this! This truly helps me keep at it and get excited that I’m helping people 😊 I purposely made it so the content overlaps as much as possible so I’m glad that comes across in practice! Will make some python videos at some point too, haha.
If you’re interested we have a discord server up to chat and build the community too: discord.gg/9SZbqWvMrV
You're such an amazing teacher! I'm very grateful that I came across your videos! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication! :)
Thanks Timothy! Glad you’re enjoying these and excited to see you progress through them 😊🚀
This is the best content ever. How comes people dont know
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!!!
Great vids. Watching and coding along with your JS series to prep for Codesmith bootcamp. Thanks for taking the time and creating these. Super helpful.
Hey John - you're very welcome! Best of luck on the bootcamp! I'd love to hear about how it goes 😊
Hey Nader thank you for these videos and I’m going to try and watch every single one, I just started to learn about 3 weeks ago and I still can’t solve simple exercises but hopefully the fundamentals will stick, thanks again and happy holidays
Hello and welcome! Definitely keep at it and don’t get discouraged. Do as many of the exercises as you can and add your own changes to make sure you feel more comfortable with the topics too. You’d be surprised how fast and far you can go if you keep it consistent 😊
Love Your content from India ❤
Thanks so much Prasan! That really means a lot and help me keep making these videos when I see such comments 😊 I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos!
Hi Nader your contents are really amazing, A small request for me to you can you please create videos on git and github it will be a great help for all
thank you
Man what a teacher you're just awesome the way of explaining the topic and the only youtuber I cam across giving exercises after each topic very impressive 😍😍😇 looking forward to learn from you and master the JS 🤩
Thanks! I’m glad you’re enjoying these! The exercises are definitely super important to help make sure your knowledge sticks and also to have fun actually coding on your own, haha 😊🤓
@@TechWithNader Exactly very true 😇🤩
Just curious to know in future are you covering React and MERN stack with big complex web app?😊
Yup! I’ll be moving to React after the DOM then mostly on to “backend” topics like REST APIs, databases, containers etc 🚀🎉
@@TechWithNader That's great but why directly backend not starting from frontend is it good for beginners to go directly backend ?
@@learncode5110 With the DOM and React, that's enough front-end (with the depth we're going into). Most of the complexity comes from building full-stack apps where much of the challenges come from backend and deployment tasks. 🤓
That said, there is definitely a lot of complexity on the front-end, but it requires less tooling that what we'll need to learn for full-stack 😊
@@TechWithNader Omg! this I was not knowing that you so much much respect to you😇🥰🙏
But , when I do this :
let name1 = "monkey";
const name2 = "monkey";
console.log(name1 === name2);
It returns true
So does it mean its not like:
name1 ----> "monkey"
name2 ----> "monkey"
But more like:
name1,name2 ----> "monkey"?
why your channel is sooo under rated🥲