Javascript Tutorial and Projects Course (Udemy.com)

It's a great course and well explained.

It's cool and calm

I can confidently say that this is the best tutorial I’ve ever come across. The amount of knowledge I’ve gained is incredible, and the progress I’ve made compared to before is astounding. The tutorial was not only thorough but also engaging, covering a wide range of topics in great depth. I walked away with so much new information and skills, which has really accelerated my learning journey. Highly recommend this to anyone looking to elevate their knowledge and skills!

I am writing this review after completing 90% of the course. I am reviewing from the point of view of tutorial creator. If I were to produce a JavaScript tutorial would I produce a better than this. The answer is hard to accomplish that. John has covered every aspect of JavaScript and illustrated all these well. Those who berate John on his emphasis like must must must etc are just intolerant souls. I fully support John and thank him for enabling me to be a JavaScript developer. I know JS well enough to review the course. Thank you John keep producing...

I am great fan of John Smilga teaching because he is responsive and answers even most silly question and far to help you out. He is active, course is not abandoned and even if there is no updates as such, you can count on him that he will help you out. The course is very comprehensive, ticks most of the boxes. I love this gradual incrementation of difficulty/complexity. All tasks are reasonable and practical. On the other hand competition does some bits better. For example sand boxes, which were introduced for example in Derek Banas Python course (no competition here, but there are examples of it in web dev world too). Some instructors use outside sandboxes, while others implement them in Udemy, which is a lot better solution and I would like to see some breaking task, so student can practice other than just listening/watching/copying/trying to invent something. Other bit that I miss is lack of outside way of communicate, Discord channels are industry standard, I have seen facebook groups, slack chats and more. Yes, there is active Q&A section, but it’s not ideal way to communicate or search for help/cooperation. I feel this aspect is a weak side of the course. I would maybe ask for work to design rather than copying existing app, which would allow student to think more broadly about coding. Also some designing wouldn’t hurt I guess (I mean like breaking task down). As per GitHub repository, while it’s great to have start and finish, it would help to have separate repos for bigger projects, so student could compare smaller steps, commit by commit. I think I have seen it somewhere and I found it helpful. One more wish is… VueJS course ;) There is too much great React, it’s really hard to compete :) Some other resources would also help: notes, charts, summaries of each lesson would be definitely great asset. I am giving 4.5 star despite all this moaning mainly because accessibility to the instructor. This is very unique, helpful, uplifting and motivating. Half star goes down to my wish list above, once fulfilled, 5 stars will be given ;)

Great project course if you want to see how the author codes different JavaScript projects of many different types. I would like the course more if I were challenged more often (i.e. in the app.js, perhaps list out the "todos" for students to try instead of simply explaining the concepts while coding. Meaning, instead of commenting, "Local Storage", challenge students to "Set local storage with keys and values of..."). Though the projects are helpful to see many different concepts, the bulk of them, so far, are simply copy and paste. You can try all the projects yourself but if you want to practice just the JavaScript, you'd first have to arrange your project folder to contain the file html and css files, because without them you won't know the names of classes and elements to select. This course is for you if you just want learn almost every aspect of JavaScript and get practice building many different projects using the language. Furthermore, John is very responsive to questions and comments!

50 % into the course learned a lot a lot , could explain better on some concept but 40 hours + course i think i'm asking too much. A lot of stuff i can learned outside of the course to so no big deal. i mean programming is constant learning anyways. Also i can tell that you love teaching and i respect that . Plus watching and learning with 2x speed helps too some how you sound more clear with 2x speed. i will finish this course around today or next day and start building my own project ,

I have gone through different courses and different tutors in Udemy and I think you are the one, the best tutor I have seen and coming to the course you explain each and every aspect of the course and responds to doubts and clarifies quickly except the subtitles I have liked your courses and thinking to take another courses of yours as well in future.

John Smilga is great and explains very step very well. Highly recommend his courses.

One of the best JavaScript course I have seen ever in Udemy. John is the best instructor who explain each and every action he takes while coding along with it's pros and cons in other words I can say right to the point.
First I enrolled to his React course there I came to know that JavaScript ES6 knowledge is must so I enrolled to this course and I got unbelievable knowledge now I am very much confident to continue with his react and Gatsby course.
I am planning to enroll to all his courses even future courses too. One request to John it will be gift for us if you start PHP, Django, Flask, Node.JS course with CMS and ecommerce projects.

the course is owesome

Pretty basic stuff so far