Absolutely brilliant. Especially at 19:17 when you show what is this in the context of a function. Excellent, show. Arrow functions are not objects, though, right? I loved your Flutter series, too.
I'm glad ES6 was finally permitted to edit notable features. The joys of technology offshoots today. MIcrosoft was quite hard-headed. Brendan Eich was charged with producing it in all of 10 days... can you imagine the mindset (Bill Gates) to insist a programmer not debug? So then how about error-corrections of a full programming language or compiler itself?? Seems politicized, not wanting to 'break' code, and during a beginning standardization process. Most of the idiosyncrasies as flaws appear: 1) divergences from other C or Java familiarities, being a different language, 2) any confusion to application of similarly marked or even otherwise perceived behaviors, 3) oversights at launch, aspects people harped about to target Netscape or even Mozilla. Douglas Crockford much dismisses Eich's role for times, and it seems the role itself was first and more largely dismissed by larger Microsoft interplays. Still, all the cool features finally unleashed, and programmers *very much* caution against using arrow functions as a purely syntactic update. Despite object-orientation providing depth to JS functional capabilities, you mention you (always) preference arrow functions. But you start off the category highlighting many are misusing or mistaking them, and by presentation end you are calling an object reference from one function into another, both plenty concise but neither involving arrow syntax... it feels like you've had more to say about arrow syntax.
So much information conveyed in such an elegant, layered and structured manner.
i really like how your videos are structured. can't w8 for next one. gj man
Man I love this series! Can’t believe I just found it! Also how’d you get your vim to look like that
it is not vim. I believe he is using emacs, org mode.
Absolutely brilliant. Especially at 19:17 when you show what is this in the context of a function. Excellent, show. Arrow functions are not objects, though, right? I loved your Flutter series, too.
Hi, ~zaiste do you have these notes from the video that we can read it after and later on?
What tool do you use in vim to make it look that way?
i want to know too
it is Emacs I think
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thank you! I really enjoy the way you teach and how you grab those concepts
Many many thanks dear sir
Nice, informative video.
Very well explained! Thank you!
Great video! What editor are you using?
man you are awesome..
Did you buy functional-javascript.org domain yet?
I'm glad ES6 was finally permitted to edit notable features. The joys of technology offshoots today.
MIcrosoft was quite hard-headed. Brendan Eich was charged with producing it in all of 10 days... can you imagine the mindset (Bill Gates) to insist a programmer not debug? So then how about error-corrections of a full programming language or compiler itself?? Seems politicized, not wanting to 'break' code, and during a beginning standardization process. Most of the idiosyncrasies as flaws appear: 1) divergences from other C or Java familiarities, being a different language, 2) any confusion to application of similarly marked or even otherwise perceived behaviors, 3) oversights at launch, aspects people harped about to target Netscape or even Mozilla. Douglas Crockford much dismisses Eich's role for times, and it seems the role itself was first and more largely dismissed by larger Microsoft interplays. Still, all the cool features finally unleashed, and programmers *very much* caution against using arrow functions as a purely syntactic update. Despite object-orientation providing depth to JS functional capabilities, you mention you (always) preference arrow functions. But you start off the category highlighting many are misusing or mistaking them, and by presentation end you are calling an object reference from one function into another, both plenty concise but neither involving arrow syntax... it feels like you've had more to say about arrow syntax.
What app are you using to type into?? Would love to know? Love the series by the way
Doom-Emacs
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I was able to learn faster at 1.25x speed..Try it.
voice from keyboard ...... is very very very but very anoy
Not gonna lie, not friendly for beginners