Hi Everyone, it has been one whole week, since I have started learning javascript and I have discovered there is a lot to learn in this programming. I started with fundamental js and I have completed simple concepts like variables, function, loops, strings, and their function, Array and it's function, class, objects, Arrow function, JSON, module, map, and set and currently learning Asynchronicity. I learned all these concepts by reading online and try to 3-4 questions on each concept and amazingly this method works best for me learning any concept because if there is any hole in knowledge for a concept after doing some question you can cover it.
Links where I am learning:
https://www.w3schools.com/js/DEFAULT.asp
https://javascript.info/
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web/JavaScript_basics
https://www.educba.com/software-development/software-development-tutorials/javascript-tutorial/
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Well done! I can also recommend freecodecamp: freecodecamp.org/
Teaches you everything step by step and requires you to create projects - starting easy and progressing towards larger projects. It's Open Source and free.
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You're doing well, keep it up !!
And I recommend you the book about Javascript and Jquery by john Duckett.
Amazing book to have a complete comprehension of javascript
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Well done, keep going 👊
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I also have both those books. An essential for starting up
Keep up the great work! Learning how to teach yourself from MDN and some scant docs is a precious, precious skill as a developer. You'll be a pro!
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Awesome! Good luck with your learning.
Btw, were there any concepts you found especially confusing? I am working on a course for JS devs and am always curious where people need the most help.
thanks , there was some confusing concept I am still reading it. The most confusing one which I found was javascript sort with comparable function. it's not that I could not understand it but I'm still unsure how well I know this concept.