JavaScript as a Second Language

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Ray Villalobos

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[1] Introduction

[1] Introduction.mp4

00:49

[2] 1. Getting Started

[1] const vs. let vs. var.mp4

05:16

[2] void, null, empty.mp4

02:56

[3] Truthiness.mp4

04:12

[4] The ternary operator.mp4

02:48

[5] modulus.mp4

01:17

[6] Nullish coalescing operator.mp4

03:30

[7] try...catch.mp4

02:33

[8] Transpiling.mp4

01:55

[9] Spread syntax.mp4

02:16

[10] Promises.mp4

03:06

[11] Asyncawait.mp4

04:55

Description

JavaScript seems simple on the surface, with new features arriving often to make complicated tasks easier. However, sorting out that pile of features isn't so simple. How can you get past the strange names and syntax to see (and remember) what these things really do? Tight graphic presentations to the rescue! In this course, Ray Villalobos provides an intensely graphical illustration of JavaScript, explaining corners of the language that often require multiple explorations to sort out. Join Ray as he covers topics like the modulus operator, spread operator, nullish coalescing operator, transpiler, and more, all through graphical illustrations.

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Ray Villalobos

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I published more than 100 courses focused on front-end development topics like JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js, React, and Sass, plus frameworks like Bootstrap. My goal is to help people understand complex subject through real-world exercises and projects. Look for me @planetoftheweb or through my blog at http://raybo.org.

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