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This pattern is brilliant! Thx for sharing!

This guy should be on Udemy.

Well explained. Thanks.

Pls more pattern

U taught it well 👏. But i would have to watch it again because i want it to get permanently saved in my brain's localStorage.

Excellent explanation

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'This' references to the object that calling the function. This simple sentence cleared my mind after reading a lot of stuff about 'this'. Your explanation is amazing!!

How about you have a "Conditional Statement" inside your element? Your code only works in basic element without conditional expression.

Nice explaination.

Hey man, could you create a chrome extension to automatically save liked facebook videos?

9:53 Could you just use an arrow function with the forEach method/function to solve the "this" problem?

man simply breaks this down like joshua did to the wall of jericho

Powerful bro

Dude, you're literally the only one who made it look easy. I didn't get recursion before but thanks to you now it's clear like a lake in Switzerland. Thank you very much!

Sino mga grp 1 dyan guys pakopya ng gawa nyo, wala kong naintindihan dito

Great explanation

Superb i will be great if you make video on throttling as well.

So for me it seems like the strategy pattern is kind of related to the abstract factory pattern, right? So fedex ups etc all would need to implement an interface or an abstract class that override or implement the method calculate and the strategy object shipping is controlling which one to call.

Nice tutorials! Good work. On a constructive note, there is only one flaw with your videos: The “intro music” is kinda wonky. I know it sounds petty, but just a marketing tip.

I love your explanation! This is real, LEGIT! It is easy-to-understand.

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I LOVED THAT.

Something on UA-cam has updated and it's not blocking ads. It doesn't block the video, but if I click the thing to go to their website, *then* it blocks.

Nice explanation

Thank You!!

what theme are you using?

This video is excellent. You’re a great teacher sir

blocking the money thirsty advertisers yes! I love it !

In this example where you have used Process constructor ? Just created and not used ? I got confused due to that.

I subscribed because i was able to understand "this"

Thank you so much, this video cleared it up for me so much!

You do not need a break if you return from each case in switch, right?

thanks

So good!!! What a great method to help people understand! Thanks!!!

nice!

Thanks man🥰🥰

Bro, that arrow function confused me while reading an article T - T. Thanks man!

hey dev thank you for this - also as a side point in the above example - there's a boundless array being populated right ? with like in each Element will be [{"Patrick" ,"Developer"}],[{"John","Tester"}] is that how the outputted array will look ?

Looks like more as singleton pattern..

Wow that was easy. Bro kinda Godly xD. Much appreciated.

I think the 'break' statement inside the switch cases is irrelevant because you have a return statement which also exists the switch.

best tutorial on "this" subject

Nicely done, thank you.

Another ad masked as a tutorial.

Amazing Explanation

january 2024. Google are assholes

This tutorial is very useful. Thank you😊

best video on this topic! ty.

I think this breaks the OCP It would be better to create an EmployeeFactory that returns a EmployeeType object in the then let the EmployeeType Class handle how users are created, that way you only have to modify the Employee Types not the Employee Factory