r/learnjavascript • u/[deleted] • Mar 29 '20
😲 Understand Javascript for Complete Beginners in 20 minutes - 2020
https://youtu.be/LojLEZG2Zl84
u/katheedrol Mar 30 '20
Is it possible to cut any deadwood out? I need to still know Javascript for big job next weekend? I only have 15 minutes per two days.. Sorry! Thank you! Hopefully! Thanks! Please let me know!
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Mar 30 '20
Hey u/katheedrol
First of all, congratulations for your job application!
Is it a frontend or a backend position (NodeJs)? I can make a video targeted specifically at what they ask in the interviews.
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Mar 29 '20
Hey guys, I've made a tutorial about javascript for beginners.
Your feedback is welcome!
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u/gazingjar Mar 31 '20
your screen got cut off about 3/4th of the way through the video, couldn’t see the code you were typing. very high quality otherwise.
do you mentor people? i’m currently going through lambda full stack web dev and it would be very helpful to have someone i could talk to about code. my discord is kazuo#6389 if you’re willing :)
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Mar 31 '20
Hey man! What do you mean the screen getting cut off? Do you mean that I should zoom more on the code?
It's funny you ask because I actually do. My dream is to help people to get a job as a developer because it changes life. I come from a legal background, it changed my life because I learned programming in 2 months, got a job. And after a year i've co-founded a company valued at 10 million USD.
I'll add you on discord
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u/tonyfreed Mar 30 '20
Good stuff for complete beginners. Keep sharing, Vlad.
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Apr 05 '20
Hey guys, thanks a lot for your feedback!
I released the first episode of the educational series that teaches how to build a full stack app.
Here is the reddit thread for it https://www.reddit.com/r/learnjavascript/comments/fvg4qk/build_an_app_with_me_recruitment_website_part_1/
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Mar 29 '20
Thank you a lot for the likes and the feedback! If you have some suggestions about what you want to learn next I’ll be happy to hear them!
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u/Briliance Mar 30 '20
Hi , check your image there is spelling error :)