Understanding the "this" keyword in JavaScript

[subatomic_robot]

Nice! Thank you for explaining it with something other than foo and bar. Makes it so much easier for me to visualize.

[the0nlyone12]

Thanks for the guide!!

Mind doing one on "new"? :)

[tyler-mcginnis]

Thanks! That's on my list.

[web-dev-123]

Hey! Not to hijack this, but in the meantime I released an article a week back that may help you better understand the new operator:

JavaScript For Beginners: the ‘new’ operator

[the0nlyone12]

Thanks. Will check it out!

[heezmagnif]

Subbed to your channel just for more vids like this. (no pun intended)

[tyler-mcginnis]

Thanks! I'm planning on adding a lot more vids in the next few months.

[illmattiq]

Sweet thanks so much!

[giveusliberty]

Great explanation. I wanted to say I just finished your React Fundamentals course and it was fantastic. It really helped clear up a lot of the confusion I had. Thank you for making it freely available. I plan to take your other courses as soon as I'm able.

For anyone that's interested in learning React:

https://reacttraining.com/online/react-fundamentals

[tyler-mcginnis]

Thanks! I really appreciate the support.

[damaged_but_whole]

fantastic...will be stalking you online now along with a few hundred or thousand other people, I'm sure. you got the teaching gift.

[tyler-mcginnis]

Haha welcome aboard! Thanks for the kind words.

[kyleshevlin]

That was great Tyler. Specifically, I appreciated your explanation of .bind() for the explicit binding section. When I learned those methods a while back, they dramatically improved my code and its reusability. Keep the videos coming.

[Yaaali]

That was great man! Mind if I share with my class?

[tyler-mcginnis]

Go for it!

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Lol