JavaScript: How It's Made

Can you do similar video for c# and ts

Dunno much about JavaScript but this course is super fun

What's the name / url of the old documentaries about interpreter & compiler

I can awnser your thumbnail in two words: garbage and duct tape

Watched this like 4 times already and still didn't understand like 50% of the video.

Thanks for keeping it conceptual. It is hard to find coding tutorials that don't immediately break out the IDE and dive into code minutia.

I've been learning java script theory for a few days and with lots of pausing I understood all of this.. Yay😂

It's wild coming back to your older videos and how your voice and style have progressed

Perfect!! Thank you !!!

Me making notes and enjoying like a movie

I just recently found your videos and I find them both immensely helpful and entertaining. I love the memes!😆Thank you very much.

My fear is not js being to overwhelming to understand. My fear is the whole web built using it.

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What is the song at the end?

high-level
single-threaded
garbage-collected or just-in-time compiled
prototype-based
multi-paradigm
dynamic language
with a non-blocking event loop

Is this the new Turbo Encabulator?

you gotta make a shirt/hoodie that says "high-level single-threaded garbage-collected interpreted of just-in-time compiled prototype-based multi-paradigm dynamic language with a non-blocking event loop"

Roll that programming rap baby

i don't know this, it is very hard :(

While I agree you don't need to know this stuff to build cool things in Javascript, I would add that this stuff helps a lot when you're trying to get other languages to play nice with Javascript. Rules matter more when there is more than one set of rules to account for.

Wow I won't even mention the number of times I replayed that intro! AWESOME!

I never had a reason to ever learn to code but as of late I've been looking into it and Javascript is the first coding language that really has me interested in learning it well. Don't understand shit but I'm eager to come back one day and re-watch it knowing half of the things

i love this channel

This was excellent; nice work!

classic

omg no one ever explained to me th task queue n stuff every javascript tutorial or course i ever did just left me confused n baffled but this is different! u know ur stuff n it shows n i understand everything quickly! ill b follllowing th rest of ur course :)

StackOverflow 😂😂😂

dynamic weak typing doesn't mean types aren't specified (what you're thinking of is inferred typing, which is the opposite of manifest typing which is what langs like C have). Dynamic means types are checked at runtime (as opposed to at compile time as is the case with static typing), and weak typing means that the language is more permissive when it comes to implicit type conversions. So in C, as it is weakly typed, you can, say, take the result of malloc and store it in a typed pointer without specifying a type conversion, and the compiler will happily do it with no complaints. C++ is strongly typed and doesn't allow implicit void pointer conversions, which is why the same exact program will raise a compile error.

But JavaScript uses a special type of weak typing which you might call "super weak typing", but the rest of the world calls it duck typing. If it looks like a duck...it's a duck. Doesn't matter that it's a pigeon vaguely in the shape of a duck and obviously not a duck, 1 == "1" will evaluate true, because it "looks like" a duck. Duck typing is the source of a lot of JavaScript's jank.

This is excellent material.

You talked javascript like I've never learned. But I've been in the business for over 20 years. These Information overwhelms me.

you are GOD

The cartoon used is from the 1983 show Bits and Bytes

I would like to learn more about how the data types become known at runtime. That's the main thing that has confused me so far in my js ventures.

Awesome video.

i feel like your videos is biscuits for the brain

Really Great Video

Really cool video. Shows me just how much I need to learn haha. I dream of being able to rattle of this stuff like you do with ease. But key point at the end if to just start learning/building.