Question 1

Is JS Must Watch still being updated?

Accepted Answer

No, the list hasn't been updated since 2020, so it doesn't include recent JavaScript developments. It's best used as a historical archive rather than a current learning resource.

Question 2

How can I find videos about React in JS Must Watch?

Accepted Answer

You'll need to manually search through the chronological list, as there's no topic filtering. For example, look for 2013-2015 entries for early React talks like Pete Hunt's 'Rethinking best practices'.

Question 3

JS Must Watch vs MDN Web Docs for learning JavaScript?

Accepted Answer

JS Must Watch provides expert insights and historical context through videos, while MDN offers comprehensive, up-to-date documentation and tutorials. Use both for a balanced approach: videos for concepts and docs for reference.

Question 4

How to use JS Must Watch effectively for learning?

Accepted Answer

Start with more recent years (e.g., 2018-2020) for relevant topics, or pick a specific area like performance and watch related talks across years to see evolution. Supplement with hands-on practice.

Question 5

Does JS Must Watch include Node.js videos?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it features Node.js content such as Ryan Dahl's 'Introduction to Node.js' (2011) and '10 Things I Regret About Node.js' (2018), as listed in the README under their respective years.

Question 6

Are the videos in JS Must Watch good for beginners?

Accepted Answer

Some talks cover fundamentals, but many assume prior knowledge and dive into advanced topics. Beginners might find it challenging without additional resources like introductory courses.

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