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Please mention this issue# in any PRs, commits related to Lesson 4 in JS Core.
I would like to start a discussion on what should be covered in the advanced JS lesson.
Here's a potential list in order of how important/useful I believe they are for core JS:
scoping
this keyword
object prototype
bind, call, apply
recursion
What do people think? Any other topics we should consider?
Or should we give up most theory in this lesson altogether and focus more on algorithmic thinking?
@kabaros Please feel to apply the "Lesson" label, as I don't think I have permissions to do this?
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@kabaros I thought lesson 3 was about DOM APIs, Async and AJAX requests.
I was working on Lesson 2 today, and noticed you left lesson 4 open to discussion, and I thought I'd open an issue to mention some of the things I thought are useful, but too advanced to include as part of Lesson 1 or 2.
https://code-your-future.github.io/syllabus/js-core/lesson4.html
Please mention this issue# in any PRs, commits related to Lesson 4 in JS Core.
I would like to start a discussion on what should be covered in the advanced JS lesson.
Here's a potential list in order of how important/useful I believe they are for core JS:
this
keywordWhat do people think? Any other topics we should consider?
Or should we give up most theory in this lesson altogether and focus more on algorithmic thinking?
@kabaros Please feel to apply the "Lesson" label, as I don't think I have permissions to do this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: