How To Learn JavaScript In 2023 - From Zero To Mid-Level Developer

That's what makes these types of videos a dime a dozen. You can read tutorials and go from zero to mid level developer lol.

i really enjoy your teaching and videos and i wanna learn javascript in this road map u provided but the course is way too expensive , i realize u worked hard on it but for a beginner js course there's no reason for it to be 100$

Can i get this course in torrent website??😂i have no money

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I would love to be able to buy this course on Udemy 1$ is 30 pounds In my country so when Udemy makes a sale it makes it possible for me to buy courses

You absolutely need to be building some sort of full stack social media like Facebook though if you want to find a job in the state of the market. You maybe don't realize it since you are senior but the junior market is absolutely saturated by third world devs which are sort of competent and do the work of western devs for 1/10th of the salary , which is an immense problem for all companies that can accept full remote. The only way for real junior devs to find work is to accept working on trash tech stacks in their local market or become REALLY skilled aka building an impressive portfolio , good guide though.

Seeing that white guitar in the background, i now believe you probably that you did that intro song yourself 😆

what jackson guitar type is that?

Excellent... visual presentation... no vibration or attachment... straight down to business for the interested.. learners.. audience.. 👍🌿🌿🌿✌️😃👍🌻

I haven't touched any programming since I used PHP with MySQL in around 2002 for a small LAN website. But I wonder which language and database is best to use today for making a social media type of website. I've been subbed for a bit now, and you do seem to know your stuff, so I figured you'd be the right person to ask :)

I am accutaly tring to get a job using these Junior skills ,so good luck to everyone

thanks man i didn't know where to start with javascript

I've already been learning JS for over a year but this is a nice guideline to have!

hey Kyle, I think your courses are not free 🙃

Hey Kyle have been following you for past one year, this courses look very well structured. One question, I have already finished the basics of JS and some basic projects. How can I only enroll only for the Advanced topics and Advance Projects? Would be great if there was an option for that as well. Please let me know!

100% Wanting to check out the course. This is exactly what i need!

is this fullstack or only front-end focoussed?

trust me, the javascript was designed not to, which means when you know what exactly you have to do with your project javascript, that makes it worse 😅

Make a vedio for react js 2023 roadmap

I wish you had flutter course

Your course is at a very reasonable price, it's an absolute gift, thank you for that! (I am a JS dev for more than 10 years, I am not the target for your course but I definitely recommend it)

Great refresher on JS, Kyle. Any chance you could do a 10 minute tutorial on using the Debugging tool on VS Code?

Is there Chinese subtitles available for the course videos?

Thank you, Kyle.

bro, definitely one of the best web development channel

Can you provide a more detailed description of your courses, particularly the Advanced Focused Projects? I'm really interested in the ecommerce one.

a roadmap is the best way to learn to code plus a progress tracker... which gives you a sense of direction and know where you at.

Waiting for nextjs 13 and also react helmet

Hey Kyle would love to have a full stack flutter course with MySQL

Hey everyone I have a question. I'm somewhat new to coding and whatnot, and I've been learning SQL heavy. I plan on continuing to learn more sql and both python and R as I want to become a data anlayst/scientist. Is knowing sql in depth enough to land me an entry level job as an analyst? I've started learning the basics of Tableau as well. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

Do you have a roadmap for people who have mastered this roadmap?

i took the course awhile ago, it's just perfect and i 100% recommend it.
NOT A PAID COMMENT BTW 😂

Thanks for this video. That's a great roadmap :)

Hi Kyle, I hope you're doing well. I just wanted to drop a quick comment to let you know that I sent you an email regarding a request for a discount on your amazing JavaScript course. Thank you for all the amazing work you do, and I appreciate your time. Looking forward to hearing back from you soon. Have a great day ahead! 🙏

Hey Kyle! we need MERN Stack project (even small project) with project organisation and best practices for advanced and intermediate levels

Hey Kyle, what would be the best approach to build a website like fandom?

What are the topics should learn in javascript to start learning react

hey kyle would love to see you talk on 3JS i mean that's one of the best library of javascript

Such a great channel....comes directly to the point no BS. God level explanation in crisp manner. This channel is gem❤

I have some tips for anyone starting to learn anything related to programming:

1. Change your mindset about programming. It can be kind of frustrating to open your code editor and not being able to do whatever you want, but if you persist and watch some tutorials, you will get to it quickly.

2. Do projects: Don't spend too much money in courses and things like that. Courses is a good way to learn some concepts and good practices, but it can make you think programming is about a "step by step" thing, but in reality you need to think by yourself and be capable of resolve problems in a logic way. So, pick a project that you not feel capable to do, and really put effort trying to do it. As you go through the problems and spend a lot of time solving problems, you will learn a lot, I meant, really a lot. Everything you need to learn is in the internet, and for free. You just need to know how to search the right things, which I personally think is a basic skill as programmer.

3. Read the docs, they are your best friend in programming: I have a hard time learning to code due my ignorance of not using the docs, but it really helps you in learning concepts and use cases of the concept you're trying to learn.

4. If you're trying to get a job, just search for a job and learn the needed knowledge to apply to that job.

When everything is free to learn .. why would someone pay 300dollors for the course

$127
i'm good, cheers 😨

Hi 👋

I'm in the process of checking out right meow. Getting the mid-level package. Reasonable pricing for such an extensive course. I jumped ahead an started learning React but keep hitting walls in my knowledge and I hope this does the trick! Will you be doing coupon codes for recommendations?

Thanks for create and share!

Thank you a lot kale , you helped me and many many other beginners a lot , but i suggest if you can upload a video of tech every react developer should know , because actually i start learning react from your channel , your explanation made react easy , and i want if i have a clear react roadmap from zero to pro to continue in , in general , you are amazing thank you

You make it sound like it's free and when you click the link you have to pay over a hundred dollars, 💩