whenever I have a hard time understanding a concept in JS, I check if you have made a video on it. You explain things so well and really help me visualise what is happening under the hood. Thank you!
I love this format of teaching. going through the ad-lib struggle of exploring new concepts and trying to make sense of the missing pieces only makes me more curious to learn. You sir are an amazing teacher.
7:42-9:00, "prototype chain" --15:33-16:43, "hasOwnProperty()" investigates "prototype chain" 3:44-7:32, I. object property list 10:45-11:20, II. prototype property list/13:17-13:22, "_proto_"/XXX.prototype --11:37-12:23, how to add functions to property list/_proto_ 13:2314:13, III. object prototype property list/"Object.prototype"
Amazing energy and great skill to explain. Rarely in my 30 yrs from programming to managing complex architectures (CDO) seen such density of information delivery. Bravo, maestro.
Finally an explanation that made sense to me. Switching between code and whiteboard made it all finally click. Then entire presentation was fun and interesting and actually really clear, even though on the surface it seemed to jump all over. Amazing job. I'll definitely be subscribing so I can watch more. These are great! Thanks for making it so much fun to watch a programming tutorial.
This was very, very interesting for me, better understanding how Javascript works. Thank you! P.S. Please, never ever delete your vids, I would feel quite lost.
Every now and then I come across your videos randomly. You are by far the best at explaining dry, overly- complex topics. I'm an experienced full-stack developer. I learn something every time time I watch one of your videos. I've taken university courses, professional development training, online subscriptions to e-learning sites. Your approach blows them all out of the water. Clear, fun and to the point. Thank you. I pick up more from you in 20 minutes than I do from a day of reading MDN documentation. Anyone disagrees, I suggest reading developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript/Objects/Object_prototypes, and then watching this video. Cheers.
Honestly, learning how to find every function that is built into a certain object might be the most important thing we've learned from you. Not sure how to do something to a vector? Just create a vector and then go to the console. Fantastic.
I've been "fortunate" enough that my web teacher as shown us the class syntax from the get-go... I put that in quotes because when it comes to ANY external library that's out there such as jQuery, Howler, etc, I needed the prototype syntax knowledge to figure their contents out. Thank you!
Thank you so much! I literally have paid for Udemy courses on JS that haven't explained it this well. I sat here with a notebook taking notes. I understand the topic of Prototypes much better now!
If some one have ever learn java or c++, then it is fun fun fun to understand all other languages.... And for compliment you're amazing.... this channel provides knowledge with fun .....
I looked all over MDN and repeated parts of my Udemy course but no one explained object prototype better than this guy. I had the biggest "AHHA moment" and to top it all off he's so charismatic, he had my undivided attention throughout the video. Excellent Work ^_^
I don't think I got it completely but most off it ill be sure to check out this video again if I come across a scenario to possibly use it! But hey if I can even almost understand it after just short of half a year of JavaScript class, I think i am doing pretty well so far. :D
How did createVector() reference the p5.vector() prototype? I can see the chainlink between p5 and object.prototype, but i cant see how createVector() has access to the double() you added to p5. What did i miss?
You are so passionate at teaching codes and I like your way of teaching! You gained my sub sir! Thank you so much for letting me understand prototypes. Now I can go with the challenges I encountered in my online course
Correct me if I'm wrong but the main difference between member properties and prototype properties (besides inheritance) is that member ones are all independant copies while prototyped ones are all pointers to a single unique object in memory. I think this was not explained in this video and it's a major argument in effectively choosing how to design your objects. Running a simulation of 1000 particles that all share e.g. a single function takes way less memory and executes faster than 1000 particles that are all having an indenpendant copy of that function in memory, no?
Thanks for the tutorial. One request please create video in core Javascript. Because we don't want to use p5 js. But we do want to learn the core concepts
whenever I have a hard time understanding a concept in JS, I check if you have made a video on it. You explain things so well and really help me visualise what is happening under the hood. Thank you!
holy moly! I've never seen such an energetic programmer like him. :))
Watch David Malan from Harvard's CS50 then!!! hahahaha
Especially when viewing in 2x speed
you said it!
I honestly love Daniel so much because I relate to his personality! Hahah
damn I agree! I love this guy!
this is the first time I ever understood what the heck a prototype is. brilliant teacher. can't wait for next video on inheritance
Thanks for the nice feedback!
As a programmer with ADHD who after 10 years still struggles much harder than your avg programmer this guy is awesome! :)
There might be faster ways of learning coding, but this guy makes me feel like WE are on an adventure! LOL love it.
I love this format of teaching. going through the ad-lib struggle of exploring new concepts and trying to make sense of the missing pieces only makes me more curious to learn. You sir are an amazing teacher.
7:42-9:00, "prototype chain"
--15:33-16:43, "hasOwnProperty()" investigates "prototype chain"
3:44-7:32, I. object property list
10:45-11:20, II. prototype property list/13:17-13:22, "_proto_"/XXX.prototype
--11:37-12:23, how to add functions to property list/_proto_
13:2314:13, III. object prototype property list/"Object.prototype"
Please don't delete these, as suggested at minute 18! This video just made everything click into place for me. So helpful. Thank you!
Never ever ever delete ur videos... what u teach in the moment from the top of ur head is gold.
This man's enthusiasm is all I need in my life right now.
Amazing energy and great skill to explain. Rarely in my 30 yrs from programming to managing complex architectures (CDO) seen such density of information delivery. Bravo, maestro.
Lovely! much energetic and informative. Who watches this in 2x speed, try it. The man is dancing while delivering lovely information. Thumbs up!
Finally an explanation that made sense to me. Switching between code and whiteboard made it all finally click. Then entire presentation was fun and interesting and actually really clear, even though on the surface it seemed to jump all over. Amazing job. I'll definitely be subscribing so I can watch more. These are great! Thanks for making it so much fun to watch a programming tutorial.
This is such nice feedback, thank you!
You are the Bob Ross of programming!
I think we should share this channel in all tutorials for beginners. Information is so useful. I'm happy that I can learn it with you. Thank you!))
THank you!
This was very, very interesting for me, better understanding how Javascript works. Thank you!
P.S. Please, never ever delete your vids, I would feel quite lost.
this is the teacher we need. makes boring subject very interesting
Every now and then I come across your videos randomly. You are by far the best at explaining dry, overly- complex topics. I'm an experienced full-stack developer. I learn something every time time I watch one of your videos. I've taken university courses, professional development training, online subscriptions to e-learning sites. Your approach blows them all out of the water. Clear, fun and to the point. Thank you. I pick up more from you in 20 minutes than I do from a day of reading MDN documentation. Anyone disagrees, I suggest reading developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript/Objects/Object_prototypes, and then watching this video. Cheers.
sometimes your videos awaken me out of my sleep in the late nights.love your your attitude and humour
Honestly, learning how to find every function that is built into a certain object might be the most important thing we've learned from you. Not sure how to do something to a vector? Just create a vector and then go to the console. Fantastic.
What you explained on the white board helped me understand Prototype better. Thanks.
You are awesone, i wish that all teachers had the same passion to teach as you. Grettings from Barranquilla, Colombia.
I came from MDN documentation and ended up here.
I am soo grateful that I clicked on this video, thanks soo much for the great work
I've been "fortunate" enough that my web teacher as shown us the class syntax from the get-go... I put that in quotes because when it comes to ANY external library that's out there such as jQuery, Howler, etc, I needed the prototype syntax knowledge to figure their contents out. Thank you!
The passion of coding shows in your attitude.
To the point and very energetic .. lol
Love your tutorials. Keep em coming.
My teacher discussed this for 2 hours and I was so lost. I watched your video bam! I get it! Amazing!
@Amy White yes and I don't really like people who ask for another person's sexuality on a youtube comment about Javascript. no judgement.
Even if you have no clue about JavaScript. In this video you will understand prototyping. Great video !!!
You are very good at getting across the construct. Relevance, explanation and example all help to give context to the construct. Thank you
7 min in and its already way better explanation than the rest of what if seen
Thank you so much! I literally have paid for Udemy courses on JS that haven't explained it this well. I sat here with a notebook taking notes. I understand the topic of Prototypes much better now!
Extremely energetic video and no need to mention what a brilliant way to teach
You're so entertaining to watch. You take the BORING out of CODING.
Finally I understand what prototype is. Thank you very much.
this guy is the funniest person in the javascript(and probably the whole programming) world. I LOVE HIM
thank you!
today is the day i understood prototype. after 6 years
thank you man.
Your understanding of programming is amazing.
this video wasnt a desaster but it was so useful, thanks bro so much
The way you teach programming is commendable. Thank you for such an awesome tutorial.
I fucking love your style of teaching.
Thanks for not being boring!
Dude, I love the way you talk, and the knowledges you teach, this is really useful with me, thank you so much!
I wish u were my teacher when I used to learn at school. U're fantastic !
Prototypes has no secrets for me now !
You are brilliant! I have struggled with understanding prototypes and now I do ! I learn so much from your videos. Thank you so much
So glad to hear, thank you!
Great video! I learn a little more from each new video. Can't wait for the one on "this".
i was about 1 week moving from book /video to an other to understand it >>>but finally i understanded it due to you
"thank you "
Don't delete this video it's GREAT! :) Thank you!
Appreciate it, thank you!
Im currently learning vanilla js, but I just love how easy the concepts in your videos are to digest. Thank you very much for doing these :)
If some one have ever learn java or c++, then it is fun fun fun to understand all other languages....
And for compliment you're amazing.... this channel provides knowledge with fun .....
This guy is a legend ! You can't explain it better
Thank you so much for the subtitle. English is not my native language .The subtitle help me a lot .
Really appreciate your teaching style and how you make learning fun. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
You are fantastic!
Thanks!
Thank you!
You're lessons are terrific, mate. Really helping me to understand these tricky areas of JS.
Telling me not to watch the video in the first 30 seconds earned you an automatic like! I love it!
your way of teaching is awesome
Easily the best explanation I've seen, thank you
I'm a newbie web programmer and I find this sooo interesting...
Glad to hear!
I looked all over MDN and repeated parts of my Udemy course but no one explained object prototype better than this guy. I had the biggest "AHHA moment" and to top it all off he's so charismatic, he had my undivided attention throughout the video. Excellent Work ^_^
This video is a GEMMMM
Finally someone could explain me clearly what this is for... thank you!!
Thank you very much for taking the time to make this topic accessible to us.
Yet another gem. I too can't wait for the inheritance follow-up. thanks Dan!
i wish i can give you hundreds of like for the way you explain the things .
thank you sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much
Oh! Always wondered why there were different ways to declare "member" functions
I love this guy's energy
Sir. You are a master of your trade
Best teacher I've ever seen
i was always looking for such a teacher who can teach in funny way ...lol ,keep it up man..
I don't think I got it completely but most off it ill be sure to check out this video again if I come across a scenario to possibly use it! But hey if I can even almost understand it after just short of half a year of JavaScript class, I think i am doing pretty well so far. :D
There's no scenario, you should always use that!
passion makes a great teacher
How did createVector() reference the p5.vector() prototype? I can see the chainlink between p5 and object.prototype, but i cant see how createVector() has access to the double() you added to p5. What did i miss?
i am watching this in 2023 and my god what an excillent teacher, i will never forget this concept again
Dude, you are a legend, beyond, fucking MEASURE!
You are so passionate at teaching codes and I like your way of teaching! You gained my sub sir! Thank you so much for letting me understand prototypes. Now I can go with the challenges I encountered in my online course
Glad to hear!
You are an inspirational teacher. As soon as i get a job in which i can afford to donate i will visit your patreon! Take it easy!
Thank you!
FINALLY. Thanks for the informative video. Finally figured out prototypes.
I don't think anyone else on the planet explains, programming concepts and techniques as well as Dan.
I love the way you teach and your amazing passion for teaching! Thank you so much :)
Correct me if I'm wrong but the main difference between member properties and prototype properties (besides inheritance) is that member ones are all independant copies while prototyped ones are all pointers to a single unique object in memory. I think this was not explained in this video and it's a major argument in effectively choosing how to design your objects. Running a simulation of 1000 particles that all share e.g. a single function takes way less memory and executes faster than 1000 particles that are all having an indenpendant copy of that function in memory, no?
he kind of does between 5:59 and 6:41.
That's right, but notice that he mentioned in the video
Thanks for making me understand prototype, thank you!
You are the best teacher a programmer could wish for
The best moment on the video 18:04. The best part!!!
*this guy is naturally high, great content :-)*
You have a good knack for teaching. Many will benefit. Thanks again!
Hi The Coding Train. If someone logged into a website built on firebase using login and pass, how would you redirect that user to another page?
oh man, i really love your videos, please never stop!
Very good video and a nice way of explaining the basic concept of Prototype. Thank you.
Thanks for the tutorial. One request please create video in core Javascript. Because we don't want to use p5 js. But we do want to learn the core concepts
Thank's a lot I couldn't understand the matter with the .prototype when I searched for inheritance in js
why would doing p2.x++ also increase p1's value? They're both different objects with different pointers
great work , very clear to follow for me
Thank you!
Damn, you make some great videos! Very clear and concise and I appreciate you putting all the code on Github, makes it really easy to follow along!
Idc what anybody says i like this guys energy!
Watching at 2x speed
I need that Inheritance video! Please do it asap
This is guy makes code non boring, you should teach angular damn
bro your awesome keep it up make learning fun and hold my attention hard to find when it comes to this topic!
Awesome and helpful as always..I really love your teaching...thank you for explaining in such an easy way..
i love whiteboard session. i immediately understand what you said
love the drums before starting ;-)
Fellow NYU alum here, great video by the way.
Thanks man. Your videos are so funny and educational. I've learned so much and I really appreciate it.