Getting started with JavaScript (Udemy.com)

the course content is very less recommended for begineers

I have gotten a lot more for $10 on Udemy, i.e. entire 40 hour courses on using Spring/Java etc. This would be a good $3 entry course, doesn't really touch on some useful/common built in JavaScript functions.

This course was really helpful and its great for beginners. And I think there should be more content of introduction to JavaScript with more complex examples and explanations.

I was hoping to learn more of the Java commands and experience with things only Java can do. This is sort of like a complete beginners guide to any coding, as functions, loops, expressions and variables are basically the same in any language.Good course for anyone who has never coded before in any language.

Good course, good pace and clear explanations. It's maybe assumed a too high a level of knowledge already acquired when explaining objects, loops, functions, etc. Putting them into context would also help.

a couple of minor stuff :brackets doesnt install out of the box on ubuntu as libcurl3 has been broken down in two packages, thus will require ignoring the dependances for the installotherwise , creating a file then naming it after editing it is a bit cumbersome . As I use Vim as a text Editor, i usually name the file as I create it.

A lot of pausing and rewinding required. Some practical examples/exercises at the end would be good. However, since it was free....

I enjoyed the style and examples, I feel more confident.The wrapping us was too quick and without any next steps that students may want to follow to make more progress

I found this basics of JavaScript amazing and a lot helpful

le cours bien organiser, et le voix est claire, merci pour ce cours

If you can elaborate more in how to create the file. Example: it should be saved as all files, most people won't notice that.

Awesome!!!