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'JavaScript First Steps for Web Frontend'
The lecture has received so much love from students that it has been released as a book titled
'Learning School! JavaScript First Steps' 🙇🏻♀️
Since the book contains the content of the lecture, it would be great to read as a reference while taking the course :)
Even if AI writes the code for you,
the ‘basics’ to understand and handle it are ultimately your responsibility.
To understand and fix code written by AI, you need the basics.
Even the AI service screens like ChatGPT and Claude are all web-based = JavaScript
React, Vue, and Next are also all based on JavaScript
Even in the AI era, I want to read and interpret code myself
I want to develop a project for my own use
Even if I know nothing, I want to try my hand at development
Stop taking courses that only teach language and grammar!
From basic and advanced grammar, the reasons why you need to learn them, and operating principles to web programming methods, learn step-by-step
and develop a real-world project that you can actually use by applying what you've learned.
* The hands-on project you will build in the course: “My Own Chrome Start Page”
From concepts to practical projects, start today.
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I think this is the most friendly and detailed lecture among the JavaScript lectures for beginners. It goes over even the most detailed concepts accurately, and on top of that, it explains all the codes in detail, so I think it's a good lecture that you can take without having to Google it separately. 1. The visuals are very intuitive and pretty. 2. It's so nice to listen to without getting tired because of the accurate diction! 3. There are many lectures that usually only teach you grammar and end, but the process of applying what you've learned and creating a practical project is very impressive.
The lecture content is really stuck in my head. Other lectures are honestly boring and I often find it hard to focus, so I sometimes just zone out while watching, but this lecture makes me focus and follow along. Even though I don't have any background knowledge about the technology, I can still enjoy the lecture and focus on it, so I think the teacher's communication skills are amazing. Thank you for creating such a great lecture.
**A lecture that gave hope that even a dropout can code** After entering computer science, even the professor gave up on me, This lecture saved me No matter how much I read the book, I couldn't understand what it was saying, but it's amazing that it goes into my head without subtitles I highly recommend this to anyone who needs a lecture at eye level like me!!
I'm starting to understand things that I didn't understand well while studying on my own through the lectures. I especially like how the terms and concepts of JavaScript, which can be difficult, are explained easily with example codes. I think it's a must-listen before learning react, vue.js, etc.! I wish there were lectures for the advanced JavaScript course😍
I took this course because I wanted to learn JS and front-end. This course explains grammar in detail so that even non-majors can fully understand the content. Also, the curriculum includes advice based on practical work, actual project unit implementation, etc., so I was personally very satisfied. I think this is a course that beginners or those who are interested in web front-end development who are inexperienced like me can definitely feel their capabilities have improved by one level.
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