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SuperSimpleDev/javascript-course
Watch the course: https://youtu.be/EerdGm-ehJQ
A companion repo for a YouTube JavaScript course by SuperSimpleDev. It holds exercise solutions and end-of-lesson code snapshots, nothing more. Aimed squarely at absolute beginners working through the video series.
The exercise solutions are broken out per-lesson with consistent naming (1a, 1b, etc.), making it easy to find where you're stuck. The course progresses from raw JS basics through DOM manipulation to a multi-file Amazon clone with a cart and checkout, so the scope is reasonably wide for a beginner course. The code snapshots in lesson-13 include a backend products.json and a data layer, hinting at module separation — better than most intro courses that dump everything in one file.
The repo is entirely dependent on an external YouTube video; without it, the files have no explanation and minimal comments, so they're not self-contained learning material. Lessons 13–18 solutions are just markdown files (probably quiz/theory answers), which means the interesting late-stage code — where you'd want to see async fetch calls and real module patterns — isn't here. No tests, no linting config, no package.json, so there's nothing to run or verify beyond opening HTML files in a browser. Last push was May 2025 and the course content stops well short of modern JS (no async/await examples visible, no ES modules in the tree).