JavaScript Mastery: Zero to Senior
The only JS course built by a developer who codes live in front of 75K people.
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Includes:
- 20 video lessons
- 5 modules
- 6h 5m total content
- Code examples & exercises
About this course
Skip the tutorials that hold your hand and never let go. This course is for developers who want to actually understand JavaScript — closures, prototypes, async patterns, and the runtime itself. Built from the most-asked questions across 284 posts and hundreds of hours of live coding sessions. Every lesson is the answer to something a real dev got stuck on.
Curriculum
01
The Runtime Model
4 lessons
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How the JS engine actually executes your code. Call stack, event loop, microtasks — no hand-waving.
- How V8 parses and compiles your code Free Preview 18m
- The call stack visualised Free Preview 14m
- Event loop: macrotasks vs microtasks 22m
- Why setTimeout(fn, 0) isn't instant 11m
02
Closures & Scope
4 lessons
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The feature every dev says they understand and half of them don't. We go deep.
- Scope chain explained with real examples Free Preview 16m
- Building closures intentionally 20m
- The module pattern and why it still matters 18m
- Memory leaks from accidental closures 13m
03
Async JavaScript
5 lessons
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Callbacks, Promises, async/await, and why the distinctions matter in production.
- Promises from scratch (no libraries) 24m
- async/await is just Promises with syntax 19m
- Parallel vs sequential async patterns 21m
- Error handling that actually works 17m
- AbortController and cancellation 14m
04
Prototypes & Classes
4 lessons
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The object model under the hood, not the class syntax sugar.
- The prototype chain without the confusion 22m
- new keyword: what it does step by step 15m
- class syntax deconstructed 18m
- Mixins and composition patterns 20m
05
TypeScript Integration
3 lessons
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Adding types to real JS codebases without rewriting everything.
- Adding TypeScript to an existing project 16m
- Types that help vs types that annoy 22m
- Generics for people who keep avoiding them 25m
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