r/learnjavascript • u/frank0117 • Dec 12 '20

Vanilla JavaScript browser game with sprite sheets and collision detection

https://youtu.be/MwTQtPGuBmo
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u/Mugwin Dec 12 '20

Just started working through your HTML Canvas tutorials. Very cool! Please keep the great content coming 👍

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u/frank0117 Dec 12 '20

Hi Mugwin, great to hear feedback like this, thank you so much

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u/letmetrythis Dec 12 '20

I always appreciate good Javascript tutorials. How long did you need to become really "fluent" with Javascript?

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u/frank0117 Dec 12 '20

JavaScript is great because you can build quite impressive visual stuff relatively fast and a beginner. For me it took at least 2 years before I felt comfortable, really understood scopes, closures, hoisting etc. It can be done much faster I wasn't very focused all the time and took multiple breaks.

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u/Ratatoski Dec 12 '20

Hey man, I found and loved your channel on youtube when I realized I do far better with video tutorials than books. Was hunting for doing procedural art, fractals and small games and your content is really spot on.