I think it would be more fun to just start hacking in the browser JS console. It's available almost everywhere and requires no text editor, no installations, no dabbling with transpilation or git UI:s.
Usually I recommend JS Allongé as a primer, leanpub.com/javascriptallongesix/read . It's a little quirky but goes through the basics pretty thoroughly. Having worked through that I think the Mostly Adequate guide is a good next step, mostly-adequate.gitbooks.io/mostly... .
Nice one , I would like to recommond "Head First Javascript " too but unfortunately it doesn't cover the ES5,ES6 and beyond.
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I think it would be more fun to just start hacking in the browser JS console. It's available almost everywhere and requires no text editor, no installations, no dabbling with transpilation or git UI:s.
Usually I recommend JS Allongé as a primer, leanpub.com/javascriptallongesix/read . It's a little quirky but goes through the basics pretty thoroughly. Having worked through that I think the Mostly Adequate guide is a good next step, mostly-adequate.gitbooks.io/mostly... .
Nice one , I would like to recommond "Head First Javascript " too but unfortunately it doesn't cover the ES5,ES6 and beyond.