JavaScript Essentials 2020 Mini Course

Learn the basis of JavaScript, including programming fundamentals you can use in Vue.js, React.js and Node.js
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JavaScript Essentials 2020 Mini Course
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3 hours
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Jan 2021
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What you will learn

Write fluent JavaScript

Understand programming concepts that can be used in other languages like PHP, Python and Node

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Our Verdict

Dive into JavaScript fundamentals with this project-based course by instructor Kalob. While the pacing can be quick, comprehensive explanations are tailored towards beginners and aim to ease understanding. However, some learners might request more depth in advanced topics such as functions and query selectors. Be prepared for occasional discrepancies in nomenclature.

What We Liked

  • In-depth coverage of JavaScript fundamentals such as datatypes, string manipulation, variables, operators, if/else statements
  • Project and activity-based approach keeps the learning process engaging
  • Comprehensive explanations cater to beginners with no programming experience
  • Clear instructions and helpful comments by the instructor make concepts easy to understand

Potential Drawbacks

  • Pacing might be too fast for some learners, as indicated by requests for slower speech and closed captioning usage
  • Insufficient coverage of more advanced topics; some felt that functions and query selectors could have been explored further
  • Occasional inaccuracies in nomenclature, such as the mention of 'float' as a data type (instead of 'Number' subtype)
  • Lack of context provided when introducing concepts, leading to potential confusion
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