It's almost like getting that 'classmate explaining the lesson better than the teacher' kind of vibe 😊. Seriously though, I've only just discovered your videos, and I'm already loving them. I can't help but wish I had found them sooner. Keep up the fantastic work!
5:54 && and || are not ternary operators, these are logical operators. It's a really clever way to use them, but it's important to know why exactly they work that way and that if the condition isn't or is (&& or ||) satisfied the variable will be assigned a boolean value (false / true)
I thought I was missing something lmao. Thanks for this clarification. But yea, ternary operators are in the form of ` let variable = (condition)? value if true : value if false; `. ` let name = (age > 10)? "Pedro" : "Jack" `
Yep, I get what you are saying. I was also a bit confused about that explanation, but we are all continuously learning in the journey to become the best software engineers that we can be! 💯
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎥 JavaScript essentials for learning React. 01:25 📚 Focus on intermediate JavaScript concepts for React. 03:05 🎯 Use arrow functions for cleaner code and better callback handling. 05:09 🔀 Utilize ternary operators for concise conditionals in React's JSX. 08:48 🧱 Understand object destructuring and copying with spread operator. 18:26 🔄 Employ the `.map()` function for rendering dynamic lists in React. 22:08 🕵️♀️ Use `.filter()` function to manipulate and filter arrays in React. 23:59 🧭 Understanding searching and filtering through lists using `.filter()` function. 24:43 📚 Key concepts: Promises, async/await, and data fetching with Fetch API are crucial for web development and communication with APIs. 26:04 🛠️ The listed concepts are important before diving into React, especially if you have a basic grasp of JavaScript. 26:47 🌟 Learning React is achievable even without prior expertise, and struggling initially is normal. 27:29 👍 Like, comment, and offer feedback to support the channel's diverse content. Made with HARPA AI
You are insane! I found your channel yesterday and I just woke up and came here as fast as I could because I just want to see all your videos, thanks Pedro!
he must be , for someone who wants you to skip the javascript and do the whole react things with the worst kind of explanations of very little things. and become a react developer you got to be insane
@@shshe6515 with basics of javascript you don't become a react developer , you just can learn the basics of react and in the real work you really need to know javascript , for god sake , react is just a js library , how the hell can you use react effectively if you don't know and master the java script it self . you don't have any thing out of react until you learn java script fully
Hey, I do not comment programming yt videos at all but really, You have the best tutorials on the platform, really easy to understand and enjoyable to watch, You are doing a great job man
I don't think you realize how good of a teacher you are. No one on youtube explains things as clear and as simple as you do 💯 One thing however i wish you would start doing is go deep into the small details more of why something is the way it is and how it works on the background without using technical words and don't assume that we already know some simple details. This would really be great for beginners! Great job man and thanks for what you're doing ❤️🙏🏻
Fantastic job, Pedro. I'm fairly new to React and started running into a few problems when experimenting some hooks and contextAPI. I noticed I had a lack in some JS concepts your video was just what I was looking for. Congrants! And Keep the amazing job you're doing.
just started with react and this has been one of the most useful tuts investors found so far lol. Concisely explained with situational examples for why the techniques are useful. Thanks a bunch.
Thank you @PedroTech for putting all the essentials in such a concise video. I would really appreciate if you can come up with an increasing level series for this content. All the beginners would love it i'm sure.
Really thanks Pedro, you are a lifesaver! I actually learnt react with basic js and knowledge of python, even didnt understand the new if else and spread operator, now I understood, Thanks a lot!
I was taking the full stack developer course in code academy and hit a wall with building programs, but I now realize that they were preparing me to learn react because they really emphasize the importance of using arrow functions and tenary operators. This video was eye opening. Thanks for the content.
Thank you Pedro! Your videos are being a great help! I'm doing a React course and when I don't understand my teacher I know that I'll come here and understand with your videos
This right here is a really great value that most beginners overlook. I'm glad I could finally see this. I searched for content like this too when I started my react journey and I found none. I'm going to link this on almost all my react tutorials/projects on my small TH-cam channel. I hope its Ok to do so?
I started learning JavaScript in January 2023 and I'm so glad I already know all this stuff like the back of my hand, feels like I'm ready to dip my toes in React finally after learning JavaScript for 2 months and HTML and CSS for like 2-3 weeks.
@@Bri4real271 free online tutorials from zack gollwitzer and web dev and other youtubers and website such as codeacademy website or pluralsight website.. just to mention a few free online resources. You can learn free nowadays from youtube or websites.
@@Bri4real271 i dont know about op but i combined scrimba(free js course) + hyperskill (3 month trial) + exercism (totally free) to learn basic js in like a month, I have a free trial link of hyperskill let me know if u need it would be happy to help. Now I plan on going thru a several projects using vanilla js n then turn towards scrimba's free react course. Trust me the first step is hard once u get the grasp of it, it's like an addiction to solve more problems using exercism.
I've seen several tutorials for javascript but this one is for sure my favorite. I've been doing advanced Python for 6 years and javascript seemed really difficult from tutorials, but the way you explains it allows me to draw the parallels from Python. Like it wasn't until this video did I understand that objects in js are just dictionaries in python. Thank you
this is the type of video i wanted to watch for long time , i don't want to say that i completed js from a to z but i think i have completed more than 15 projects on js and now i want to learn react but i was not confident enough so i searched on youtube if i have to know anything else before jumpting to react. thanks pedro for this amazing video ... TotalSubscribers++
map and filter don't change the items of the array. You can use it to create a new array with the desired changes/filter, but the original array remains unaffected.
Thanks for the video. Just what I needed to know. But I was interrupted by a 50 minutes interesting ad which was longer than your video. I watched the entire ad, wow. When your video resumed, I became interested in react. Thanks.
I've studied Javascript at the university around 2012, and used my Javascript knowledge on some projects over the years. Recently I've started studying React and it was like what the heck is that!? Is that Javascript!? Thank you for this video!
I also started learning React without knowing JS so I took it side by side. It was tough. Not as tough as learning how to use React + TypeScript, tho :)
This was an awesome idea to collate the basics in a small video. A lot of my other learning makes more sense now after understanding the significance as I directly started with React. Thank You!
Thanks bro It was so helpfull for anyone finding harships in learning react please go through this concepts tharally this will make you react journey smooth like it did for me
Excellent teaching method, by comparing both Javascript and its equivalent Reactjs and writing the code for both, side by side. Increased my understanding a lot.
This is the first and only of your videos that I have seen (so far) and it has cleared up so much confusion and frustration that I have been having in my journey in learning how to use JavaScript AND React and how to best use them together. I became very excited watching this video as ideas and concepts started to "click" in my head. Thank you, Pedro for this awesome video! 🥰
I've have been doing a lot of JavaScript studying these past few months but I soon as I watched this video, I can advance a little in Udemy Course. Thank you I've reached out to this, I can definitely get to know more on React. 😍🙌👌
i like your teaching method,what are things is important for react your clearly teaching by avoiding unnecessary things.......way of your teaching is very simple so that it helps mee to understand easy.....
I recommend Pedro to do a docker and Kubernetes tutorial. There arent a lot of tutorial regarding those stacks. I know youre not a devops guy but man, Kubernetes is hot right now on the market. There arent a lot of Kubernetes engineer so the salary is quite high. Compared it to backend and front end engineer where its already saturated. Many companies now are willing to pay high salary for a kubernetes engineer.
Thank you sir, I dont even know that those arrow functions are from javascript itself and not from react by default, you explained it from the fundamental standpoint. Super thanks sir!
superb man you are a life savor, that's what exactly i was looking for, and your explanation and examples are beginner friendly, Thanks man and please keep posting nice stuff about react
Feedback: there is just one “ternary” operator described here, not 3. And and Or are just binary logical operators, since they have two arguments. The ? operator is the ternary operator since it takes three args: condition, if clause, and else clause. Also: functions are usually declared const to specify the variable referring to them shouldn’t change, it’s not just a “convention”.
i like so much about your way when you give us to lesson, your way in this video learned me a lot , and i understood your explanation , i am not good with english but really i understood every single word you said , you are a very good teacher . thanks so much for this video and keep going to do many stuff videos like this
Hey sir pedro, thank you for this video. This is what I looking for, its been a month for looking on how and where do I start learning REACT. Kudos bro.
This is so awesome. You are a hidden gem. Not sure why TH-cam didn't recommend you earlier, it would have saved me so much time. I had some basic knowledge of javascript but was not confident with objects, map and async. The way you explained with examples is really great. Not many online tutors can do that. Thanks for making this great video. Please make more videos like this on JS and React so that we can clear our concepts and start building a real world project. Once again thanks a ton!
Useful info's, but tell to the people that: by using arrow functions they can get rid of manually "return". eq names,filter(name => name !== 'Pedro'), they already have a return(=>)
Bro you explain complicated things in a very simple manner. Please go for node and express as well. Or even create full crash courses on these things, I think you explain them better than other resources
You're the man, Pedro. This is exactly where I'm at in my React journey. Coming from a Python (Django) background with a little bit of JS basics, I've been feeling overwhelmed by the thought of (re)learning the entire JavaScript language just to prepare for React. I needed to know what parts of JS I should brush up on and this video has demystified my path. So thanks man.
I only saw this video from you so far, but I think you have serious teaching skills. Very well structured, simple and accessible information. Congrats & thanks. 👍
Thanks man! As a feedback, I was struggling to find motivation of why to learn react, and I didn't need more statistics of why is it good compared to other tech, not more technical details of what React is. What I needed for my motivation was exactly something that you integrated lightly (but enough), and that was the practical use into react and what can react do for me (and the thing with the arrays and how it can add the was enough to put my brain to work. It game me a small light to hang on it, enough to buy me some time to learn more thing ( until either I deplete my motivation again or I learn new things to motivate me again). Shortly, the practical use (and in what scenario) was the thing that help me. I hope it makes sense. Thanks 👍
3:57, imports can work both ways, there is no need for always export default for a normal function. just export also works. It is kind of a mis information for everyone, which is very harmful. If I'm not getting the context somehow then it could have been my fault. But if not then please add some text in the video at that part explaining or cut it out entirely.
Hey man bit confusing in the vid, the ternary operator is the ‘ n ? true : false’ syntax. It is technically called the conditional operator but we often call it ternary as it is the only operator that accepts 3 operands. ‘&&’ and ‘||’ are called logical operators. Seems like you have this mixed up, although this was 6months ago so you may have realised. Great vids anyway :)
The current terminology makes no sense. They call it the ternary operator (singular) when it uses 2 operators (a question mark and a colon). It should just be called a ternary *expression*
![JavaScript Tutorial for Beginners [JS Crash Course 2024]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FtaQSdrl7YA/mqdefault.jpg)
It's almost like getting that 'classmate explaining the lesson better than the teacher' kind of vibe 😊. Seriously though, I've only just discovered your videos, and I'm already loving them. I can't help but wish I had found them sooner. Keep up the fantastic work!
Yea but the problem lies when your teacher teaches people wrong
5:54 && and || are not ternary operators, these are logical operators. It's a really clever way to use them, but it's important to know why exactly they work that way and that if the condition isn't or is (&& or ||) satisfied the variable will be assigned a boolean value (false / true)
I thought I was missing something lmao. Thanks for this clarification. But yea, ternary operators are in the form of ` let variable = (condition)? value if true : value if false; `.
` let name = (age > 10)? "Pedro" : "Jack" `
I came here to comment just this. I do not recommend using the logical operators when assigning values, this is just wrong
@coddingdunniya might be helpful for you
th-cam.com/video/4XwcLgTBEiU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=CodingDunniya
they have got some really relatable content
Yep, I get what you are saying. I was also a bit confused about that explanation, but we are all continuously learning in the journey to become the best software engineers that we can be! 💯
It's called "short circuit evaluation" and it's handy when u want something to pop up if soem rule is fulfilled
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🎥 JavaScript essentials for learning React.
01:25 📚 Focus on intermediate JavaScript concepts for React.
03:05 🎯 Use arrow functions for cleaner code and better callback handling.
05:09 🔀 Utilize ternary operators for concise conditionals in React's JSX.
08:48 🧱 Understand object destructuring and copying with spread operator.
18:26 🔄 Employ the `.map()` function for rendering dynamic lists in React.
22:08 🕵️♀️ Use `.filter()` function to manipulate and filter arrays in React.
23:59 🧭 Understanding searching and filtering through lists using `.filter()` function.
24:43 📚 Key concepts: Promises, async/await, and data fetching with Fetch API are crucial for web development and communication with APIs.
26:04 🛠️ The listed concepts are important before diving into React, especially if you have a basic grasp of JavaScript.
26:47 🌟 Learning React is achievable even without prior expertise, and struggling initially is normal.
27:29 👍 Like, comment, and offer feedback to support the channel's diverse content.
Made with HARPA AI
You are insane! I found your channel yesterday and I just woke up and came here as fast as I could because I just want to see all your videos, thanks Pedro!
he must be , for someone who wants you to skip the javascript and do the whole react things with the worst kind of explanations of very little things. and become a react developer you got to be insane
@xzex2609 hes expecting you to know basics of js before coming here
@@shshe6515 with basics of javascript you don't become a react developer , you just can learn the basics of react and in the real work you really need to know javascript , for god sake , react is just a js library , how the hell can you use react effectively if you don't know and master the java script it self . you don't have any thing out of react until you learn java script fully
Hey, I do not comment programming yt videos at all but really, You have the best tutorials on the platform, really easy to understand and enjoyable to watch, You are doing a great job man
Thank you! This makes me happy :) I am glad to see my videos are helping!
I agree
@@PedroTechnologies i think the same thing . You explain really well
I agree. He explains it very well. Pedro is El Especialista.
you got me in the first half
I don't think you realize how good of a teacher you are. No one on youtube explains things as clear and as simple as you do 💯 One thing however i wish you would start doing is go deep into the small details more of why something is the way it is and how it works on the background without using technical words and don't assume that we already know some simple details. This would really be great for beginners!
Great job man and thanks for what you're doing ❤️🙏🏻
Thanks Pedro!
Thank you for the support!!
Fantastic job, Pedro. I'm fairly new to React and started running into a few problems when experimenting some hooks and contextAPI. I noticed I had a lack in some JS concepts your video was just what I was looking for.
Congrants! And Keep the amazing job you're doing.
Same experience, diving in react with just the basics of js is really a tough road. Hoping to see more videos like this that summarizes things. ❤
How is your level now
i fucking suffered alot alot alot i almost gave up ...
bhai basic JS se react ho jqayega?? plss batana
@@GameVerse215😂 did you make it ?
As a backend engineer with vanilla knowledge, this is a beautiful content to watch man. Grateful for the value and well done.
just started with react and this has been one of the most useful tuts investors found so far lol. Concisely explained with situational examples for why the techniques are useful. Thanks a bunch.
Thanks Man! Really thoughtful of you to make this video so that others won't struggle the way you did. Thanks again bro!
Man, this is a great video. It's difficult to find such good videos around here about the subject. Thanks!
Thank you @PedroTech for putting all the essentials in such a concise video.
I would really appreciate if you can come up with an increasing level series for this content.
All the beginners would love it i'm sure.
Really thanks Pedro, you are a lifesaver! I actually learnt react with basic js and knowledge of python, even didnt understand the new if else and spread operator, now I understood, Thanks a lot!
I was taking the full stack developer course in code academy and hit a wall with building programs, but I now realize that they were preparing me to learn react because they really emphasize the importance of using arrow functions and tenary operators. This video was eye opening. Thanks for the content.
Thank you Pedro! Your videos are being a great help! I'm doing a React course and when I don't understand my teacher I know that I'll come here and understand with your videos
so why not just watch pedros videos instead of wasting time with a tutor you don’t understand ? 😂😂
This right here is a really great value that most beginners overlook.
I'm glad I could finally see this. I searched for content like this too when I started my react journey and I found none.
I'm going to link this on almost all my react tutorials/projects on my small TH-cam channel.
I hope its Ok to do so?
That is perfectly fine! Thank you for the support!
I started learning JavaScript in January 2023 and I'm so glad I already know all this stuff like the back of my hand, feels like I'm ready to dip my toes in React finally after learning JavaScript for 2 months and HTML and CSS for like 2-3 weeks.
How did learn em'? Online you've paid someone to teach you
@@Bri4real271 free online tutorials from zack gollwitzer and web dev and other youtubers and website such as codeacademy website or pluralsight website.. just to mention a few free online resources. You can learn free nowadays from youtube or websites.
@@Bri4real271 i dont know about op but i combined scrimba(free js course) + hyperskill (3 month trial) + exercism (totally free) to learn basic js in like a month, I have a free trial link of hyperskill let me know if u need it would be happy to help. Now I plan on going thru a several projects using vanilla js n then turn towards scrimba's free react course. Trust me the first step is hard once u get the grasp of it, it's like an addiction to solve more problems using exercism.
really well done. I have finished a three month boot camp and this is great refresher as I start React, will definbitely follow I subscribed
caralho o maluco é brasileiro e ta dando aula, que coisa dahora de se ver! parabens mano, me ajudou muito com o video
I've seen several tutorials for javascript but this one is for sure my favorite. I've been doing advanced Python for 6 years and javascript seemed really difficult from tutorials, but the way you explains it allows me to draw the parallels from Python. Like it wasn't until this video did I understand that objects in js are just dictionaries in python. Thank you
this is the type of video i wanted to watch for long time , i don't want to say that i completed js from a to z but i think i have completed more than 15 projects on js and now i want to learn react but i was not confident enough so i searched on youtube if i have to know anything else before jumpting to react. thanks pedro for this amazing video ... TotalSubscribers++
Thanks!
Thank you for the support!
10k source control notifs lmao. great work buddy!
Thanks 😅
map and filter don't change the items of the array. You can use it to create a new array with the desired changes/filter, but the original array remains unaffected.
you can just redefine the array if you declare with var instead of let.
I am among those programmers who has too much stress but this video is so satisfying bcz now i know i have the abilty to learn react
Great job Pedro. Nice fundamental stuff.
Great overview on these JavaScript concepts Pedro! I've done a few React projects but it's always good to refresh the basics once in a while.
Thanks for the video. Just what I needed to know. But I was interrupted by a 50 minutes interesting ad which was longer than your video. I watched the entire ad, wow. When your video resumed, I became interested in react. Thanks.
I've studied Javascript at the university around 2012, and used my Javascript knowledge on some projects over the years. Recently I've started studying React and it was like what the heck is that!? Is that Javascript!? Thank you for this video!
Thanks for the explanation I'm currently learning react but I've realized that some things need to be understood. and this is clear enough.
I also started learning React without knowing JS so I took it side by side. It was tough.
Not as tough as learning how to use React + TypeScript, tho :)
Can you help me
@@rajvipatwa7438 how was it? I learned react too without javascript lol Chat GPT helped me a ton lol
This was an awesome idea to collate the basics in a small video. A lot of my other learning makes more sense now after understanding the significance as I directly started with React. Thank You!
Thank you so much it has been overwhelming trying to learn react but now I see the light, thanks for this video, this is amazing.
Thanks bro It was so helpfull for anyone finding harships in learning react please go through this concepts tharally this will make you react journey smooth like it did for me
Excellent teaching method, by comparing both Javascript and its equivalent Reactjs and writing the code for both, side by side. Increased my understanding a lot.
Pedro it's been awhile and thanks so much always do a lot for the upcoming
This is the first and only of your videos that I have seen (so far) and it has cleared up so much confusion and frustration that I have been having in my journey in learning how to use JavaScript AND React and how to best use them together. I became very excited watching this video as ideas and concepts started to "click" in my head. Thank you, Pedro for this awesome video! 🥰
Guy like you who really bring useful thing to the humanity
I've have been doing a lot of JavaScript studying these past few months but I soon as I watched this video, I can advance a little in Udemy Course. Thank you I've reached out to this, I can definitely get to know more on React. 😍🙌👌
i like your teaching method,what are things is important for react your clearly teaching by avoiding unnecessary things.......way of your teaching is very simple so that it helps mee to understand easy.....
I recommend Pedro to do a docker and Kubernetes tutorial. There arent a lot of tutorial regarding those stacks. I know youre not a devops guy but man, Kubernetes is hot right now on the market. There arent a lot of Kubernetes engineer so the salary is quite high. Compared it to backend and front end engineer where its already saturated. Many companies now are willing to pay high salary for a kubernetes engineer.
Docker video is on the way!
You're right, in my area the highest paying jobs require high level skills/experience with kubernetes.
Pedro is a great teacher I'll learn react from him after som time net ninja is uploading docker tutorial he is also one oh my fav
This is a great summation of the JS principles one should know before moving on to ReactJS.
Thank you for making this video! I have just started learning React as part of my bootcamp. It has been confusing so far :)
you are making a Javascript video that's why you think of name with J.. haha Amazing video Pedro!
Thank you sir, I dont even know that those arrow functions are from javascript itself and not from react by default, you explained it from the fundamental standpoint. Super thanks sir!
This is the first video I have watched so far and I already Love you Dude 😀 Thank you for Sharing
I really appreciate your way of explaining. I was very scared of what to learn first. But you cleared my doubts :) Thanks man
Awesome marvalous fabulous hillarious mind blowing superb fantabulous ....i just came here while still learning react from you
best channel in youtube !! keep going best Pedro🤩🤩
Wow, thanks!
Thank you for this! Moving to the Part 2
Great video Pedro! It really helped to renew the topcis necessary to look at while learning React! Thank you very much! All the best 💪💪
Thanks for the video, Pedro. Really useful. I finally got the arrow functions now thanks to you.
Also, you sound brazillian for some reason
Awesome stuff! Thanks 😊
Commenting just for you because you are a really good teacher :)
superb man you are a life savor, that's what exactly i was looking for, and your explanation and examples are beginner friendly, Thanks man and please keep posting nice stuff about react
loved it. cant wait to jump into react
Amazing video, I highly recommend this to anyone looking to bridge the gap between a JS course and React course!
Really enjoyed this video, I was really scared to put my hands on React, now I want to check your React tutorials out. Thank you!!😊
Feedback: there is just one “ternary” operator described here, not 3. And and Or are just binary logical operators, since they have two arguments. The ? operator is the ternary operator since it takes three args: condition, if clause, and else clause.
Also: functions are usually declared const to specify the variable referring to them shouldn’t change, it’s not just a “convention”.
THANK THANK THANK YOU
you provided somthing that i was looking for a while
i like so much about your way when you give us to lesson, your way in this video learned me a lot , and i understood your explanation , i am not good with english but really i understood every single word you said , you are a very good teacher .
thanks so much for this video and keep going to do many stuff videos like this
Wow, this is really helpful, I wonder why nobody thinks this way. Thank you very much.
Hey sir pedro, thank you for this video. This is what I looking for, its been a month for looking on how and where do I start learning REACT. Kudos bro.
you such a gift from heaven bro, just wanna say thank you over and over again ♥
Oh man beautiful video ... Exactly what I needed man .. thanks bro!!
Glad you liked it!
This is so awesome. You are a hidden gem. Not sure why TH-cam didn't recommend you earlier, it would have saved me so much time. I had some basic knowledge of javascript but was not confident with objects, map and async. The way you explained with examples is really great. Not many online tutors can do that. Thanks for making this great video. Please make more videos like this on JS and React so that we can clear our concepts and start building a real world project. Once again thanks a ton!
Useful info's, but tell to the people that: by using arrow functions they can get rid of manually "return". eq names,filter(name => name !== 'Pedro'), they already have a return(=>)
You don’t return only when you are writing one line of logic. If you logic is more than just me line, you need the curly bracelet and the return
Pedro is unstoppable!
Great video Pedro, you explain really well, thanks a lot :)
These are important concepts for react. Thank you!
This video is super helpful. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Your source control shows 10k. That's a lot of code in lot of pages. Amazing content man .
Hahaha thank you!
Not to belittle, but those are 99.9% node_modules. Anyway that's a really great channel, one of the best ones talking about react. Keep going 🔥
@@christianferrario yeah lmaooo
This is so helpful! Thank you for sharing the contents and experience! I was struggling with a React proj and this helps!!!
you are my best teacher so far
Bro you explain complicated things in a very simple manner.
Please go for node and express as well.
Or even create full crash courses on these things, I think you explain them better than other resources
Great video bro. Thank you so much. Actually you have covered all the topics that I was looking for.
You're the man, Pedro. This is exactly where I'm at in my React journey. Coming from a Python (Django) background with a little bit of JS basics, I've been feeling overwhelmed by the thought of (re)learning the entire JavaScript language just to prepare for React. I needed to know what parts of JS I should brush up on and this video has demystified my path. So thanks man.
Thank you for quick overview of concepts
20-year-old, you are good bro
I only saw this video from you so far, but I think you have serious teaching skills. Very well structured, simple and accessible information. Congrats & thanks. 👍
Great video as always Pedro! Thank you!
Thanks man! As a feedback, I was struggling to find motivation of why to learn react, and I didn't need more statistics of why is it good compared to other tech, not more technical details of what React is.
What I needed for my motivation was exactly something that you integrated lightly (but enough), and that was the practical use into react and what can react do for me (and the thing with the arrays and how it can add the was enough to put my brain to work. It game me a small light to hang on it, enough to buy me some time to learn more thing ( until either I deplete my motivation again or I learn new things to motivate me again).
Shortly, the practical use (and in what scenario) was the thing that help me. I hope it makes sense. Thanks 👍
Stellar overview man, great work!
Awesome man ! Keeping putting such videos ;)
It really helps me to learn both as a beginner
This is very helpful! thanks a lot
3:57, imports can work both ways, there is no need for always export default for a normal function. just export also works. It is kind of a mis information for everyone, which is very harmful. If I'm not getting the context somehow then it could have been my fault. But if not then please add some text in the video at that part explaining or cut it out entirely.
just what I needed! thank you and keep growing ☺
Thanks its a very good intro before starting with react.
Pedro Pedro Pedro Pedro ! 🎶
Bro, you are the Hero of the Day.
Hey man bit confusing in the vid, the ternary operator is the ‘ n ? true : false’ syntax. It is technically called the conditional operator but we often call it ternary as it is the only operator that accepts 3 operands. ‘&&’ and ‘||’ are called logical operators.
Seems like you have this mixed up, although this was 6months ago so you may have realised. Great vids anyway :)
The current terminology makes no sense. They call it the ternary operator (singular) when it uses 2 operators (a question mark and a colon). It should just be called a ternary *expression*
It was nice , quick video to refresh our memories about those topics , good job cute guy❣️
Thank you so much 😀
you deserve a sub brother keep it on
Very useful. Thank you mate!
Pedro, you've got my vote!
Thanks man for bringing me back
Welcome back!
Woahh cool thank you pedro, next typescript and react \m/.
Thank you! I have this react typescript video: th-cam.com/video/1jMJDbq7ZX4/w-d-xo.html