Jad Joubran
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I'm Jad Joubran, an independent JavaScript and Web Performance Consultant based in Amsterdam. I teach the next generation of ambitious developers on my own interactive learning platform. ... I teach the next generation of ambitious developers through engaging interactive courses, combining real-world web development experience with insights from entrepreneurship.
Learn JavaScript
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Learn JavaScript
Jad Joubran is a Google Developer ... create and develop the most interactive, step by step courses for JavaScript, React, Programming basics, and HTML CSS....
Published January 1, 2023
What are the things that are worth spending money on to learn and code JavaScript?
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November 16, 2023Need to learn FAST... Any recommendations for a free interactive rust course?
What worked for me? Read “the book” ( https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/ ) do the exercises in “the book” for each chapter work though rustlings ( https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings ) as it aligns with each chapter The book is very good, don’t underestimate the official learning materials. Rustlings really helped me cement what I had learned too. If you’re looking for project based courses, you could do either https://www.zero2prod.com/ (backend) https://bfnightly.bracketproductions.com/rustbook/chapter_0.html (a rogue like, also published @ prag prog) I haven’t done either, but have heard good things. I don’t think they are for folks with zero rust knowledge though. Above all, check out the “Little book of rust books” to get a good overview of resources that are out there: https://lborb.github.io/book/ Edit: You didn’t ask, I think you should consider getting comfortable with one language. It’s very easy to develop prowess in guided tutorials but lack the ability to “do it” on your own. Don’t fall for the tutorial treadmill— learning to use resources and read docs are real skills you need. More on reddit.com
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October 24, 2022Current self taught developers who started of with no knowledge and then used a large free course online. How much of your knowledge came from said course
Started with Harvard's CS50. Spent about a month on each week because I don't have a Harvard IQ. Started building an app I thought would be cool and probably would only take "a few weeks" to complete. Worked on it for over a year which lead me to learn the basics of full stack development and DevOps. So how much knowledge came from CS50? Either all or none of it based on your perspective. It taught me enough to get to the next step. More on reddit.com
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You can find the company details below: Company name: Jad Joubran B.V. Chamber of Commerce number: 82283095 VAT Number: NL862410228B01 · Not before you solve the previous chapters. The chapters are sequential because the topics build on top of each other. Even when you upgrade to PRO, you will have to go through them one by one. However, you have the option to jump to a specific chapter from the help menu by selecting Course ...
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Learn Programming
I can't believe I just completed the Learn Programming course! I didn't rage quit 😂 Now I should go see if this makes those layers and dots on dots work, but I might just jump into the JavaScript one straight away, that's how much fun this was. Jad Joubran is a Google Developer Expert, Microsoft ...
Published August 31, 2022
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Jad is a Google Developer Expert, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional and Freelance Web Consultant based in Amsterdam. Lately, Jad's focus lies on spreading knowledge about Progressive Web Apps and mentoring developers through online courses, blog articles and workshops for startups & enterprises.
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Learn HTML CSS
I've been coding <html> and <css> for 20+ years, and I still am learning little bits from @JoubranJad's #learnhtmlcss course. A good reminder that we all forget basic things over the years, and should never stop learning. Jad Joubran is a Google Developer Expert, Microsoft Most Valuable ...
Published January 2, 2023
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r/learnjavascript on Reddit: What are the things that are worth spending money on to learn and code JavaScript?
November 16, 2023 -
Which books, software, courses, devices (or whatever) are worth shelling out a few bucks for? Also, what in your opinion isn't worth the price or even paying for at all?
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r/rust on Reddit: Need to learn FAST... Any recommendations for a free interactive rust course?
October 24, 2022 -
I'm on a bit of a mission to learn programming...
Some may question the sanity of my approach, but I'm juggling JS, Python and Rust at the moment and finding that learning multiple languages seems to help give me a more broad understanding of programming in general - especially as I'm new to it all.
What I have found is that there seems to be a "sweet spot" for interactive courses where there is a good mix of interactive exercises, explanations and hints with a logical progression through the complexities of the language geared towards achieving tasks. The best example I've found of this sort of thing so far is learnjavascript.online by Jad Joubran. That course seems to have everything just right for FAST learning (at least the way my brain works) - the "knowledge map" is a stroke of genius!
So far, I've tried FreeCodeCamp and educative.io for Rust, as well as the rustlings repo - all good in their own way, but I can't help feeling I'd make quicker progress if I could just find a course like the JS one mentioned above.
The icing on the cake would be a free course, although the Jad Joubran course is actually paid after a certain point - which at least is a fixed fee rather than ongoing subscription.
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What worked for me? Read “the book” ( https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/ ) do the exercises in “the book” for each chapter work though rustlings ( https://github.com/rust-lang/rustlings ) as it aligns with each chapter The book is very good, don’t underestimate the official learning materials. Rustlings really helped me cement what I had learned too. If you’re looking for project based courses, you could do either https://www.zero2prod.com/ (backend) https://bfnightly.bracketproductions.com/rustbook/chapter_0.html (a rogue like, also published @ prag prog) I haven’t done either, but have heard good things. I don’t think they are for folks with zero rust knowledge though. Above all, check out the “Little book of rust books” to get a good overview of resources that are out there: https://lborb.github.io/book/ Edit: You didn’t ask, I think you should consider getting comfortable with one language. It’s very easy to develop prowess in guided tutorials but lack the ability to “do it” on your own. Don’t fall for the tutorial treadmill— learning to use resources and read docs are real skills you need.
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I think trying to take a shortcut with Rust is setting yourself up for failure. The borrow checker can be a real pain in the butt if you don't have sufficient understanding of the system. You might even end up hating the language. Only learn Rust when you can dedicate the necessary time to it. Then, read "the book".
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React Tutorial
Jad Joubran is a Google Developer ... create and develop the most interactive, step by step courses for JavaScript, React, Programming basics, and HTML CSS...
Published January 2, 2023
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... Jad Jourbran's Learn HTML/CSS course is the webpage authoring training we all hoped we would have gotten from platforms like [redacted] but this course is the real deal if you want to clearly understand foundational Semantic and Accessible HTML the first time.
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Just finished the TS course. Wow. Thanks for this incredible piece of work. I'm happy to feel a lot more confident in TS! Jad Joubran is a Google Developer Expert, Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (2019-2022), and Freelance Web Performance Consultant based in Amsterdam.
Published January 2, 2023
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Jad Joubran - Laravel Expert and Mentor
Lately, Jad's focus lies on spreading knowledge about Progressive Web Apps and mentoring developers through online courses, blog articles and workshops for startups & enterprises.
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reddit.com › r/learnprogramming › current self taught developers who started of with no knowledge and then used a large free course online. how much of your knowledge came from said course
r/learnprogramming on Reddit: Current self taught developers who started of with no knowledge and then used a large free course online. How much of your knowledge came from said course
July 3, 2023 -
Basically the title.
Between not knowing what a variable is and your first application/resume that got you interviewed, how much did said course account for in terms of concepts ad techniques you would be introduced to if you had to give a percentage
And mind you I’m not asking how you got good with like applying regular expresssions or whatever, im asking how much of your awareness of the tools you have as a developer came from a neat tidy course, and how much from vicariously bouncing around random stack overflow pages
People are real vague about what role free code camp and the oding project played in making them a dev. If I were to finish just fcc’s data analysis course, an played with the concepts I learned for a month rigorously. How much of my journey to job readiness actually be complete?
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Started with Harvard's CS50. Spent about a month on each week because I don't have a Harvard IQ. Started building an app I thought would be cool and probably would only take "a few weeks" to complete. Worked on it for over a year which lead me to learn the basics of full stack development and DevOps. So how much knowledge came from CS50? Either all or none of it based on your perspective. It taught me enough to get to the next step.
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I started with Codecademy and am now in business intelligence, so I'm in kind of a specific subset of programming. I use DAX, SQL, and Python mostly. Codecademy was the foundation for everything I now know, and without it I wouldn't be where I'm at. I used it to get the basics of Python and SQL. This is where I stopped with online course type work. After learning the basics I worked on personal projects that sounded like fun. From there I transitioned to using these skills at my (at the time) marketing job to improve/speed up processes. This part was where I really started to learn. Now I "write code" for a living and still and always will learn new stuff every day.
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Awesome new resource for learning JS basics 🔥 Interactive tutorial + flashcards 🔥 learnjavascript.online by @JoubranJad · The Learn Programming and Learn JavaScript (this course) are both JavaScript courses but they are aimed at different levels. Learn Programming is aimed at absolute beginners (with low to no programming experience in general).
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