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javascript.info I have tried learning JS from a lot of places online but when I came across this site everything changed for me. All of the contents are well curated and topics are explained in simple terms along with figures sometimes to explain the concept.
edit: The complete course on Javascript is open source.
You can contribute to it from here: Github Page for Javascript.info
You have to put http:// protocol identifier in your ()'s...
like this [javascript.info](http://javascript.info)
I'd also recommend Khan Academy to absolute newbies. Very friendly material and a great interface.
EDIT: I linked "Khan Academy" to the computing page on the site.
EDIT 2: Also, Khan Academy does offer content for intermediate JS learners.
Hi, I'm looking to learn javascript but I'm stuck on what resources to use. I already comfortable with C++, HTML /CSS and python. So far I've seen the book "Eloquent Javascript" recommended. Would this be a good source to learn javascript for someone who has some programming experience?
Here are some excellent beginner resources for learning JavaScript
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Mozilla Developer Network - the leading resource on JS
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FreeCodeCamp - free course
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CodeAcademy - intro to javascript - free course
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Odin Project - full stack javascript - free course
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Eloquent Javascript - book
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javascript.info - reference resource
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Traversy Crash Course in Javascript - video series
Software
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Node.js - the most popular javascript runtime
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VS Code - the most popular IDE for JavaScript
Code Sandboxes
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JS Fiddle
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JS Bin
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CodeSandbox
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CodePen
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Repl.it - node
Other handy sites
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Regexr
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Github
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Gist
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Github Lab
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Learn Git Branching
MDN is for me, the best source. You have everything in it, and it's free.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
Hi everyone! I'm new to programming and I want to start learning JavaScript. I've tried watching some tutorials on YouTube, but I often get confused and forget what I learned.
What resources or methods would you recommend for a complete beginner to build a strong foundation in JavaScript? Should I focus more on small projects, online courses, or coding challenges? Any tips on staying consistent would also be appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
I would recommend:
- Eloquent JavaScript (interactive tutorial)
- A re-introduction to JavaScript
- Mozilla JavaScript Guide
- Javascript Tutorial for beginners
I have been using the tutorials in Learnable.com from the Sitepoint folks, Lynda.com, and Tutsplus. These are all paid services, but I learn lots from them. The Codecademy Javascript Fundamentals tutorial/class definitely gets a thumbs up. Codecademy is real time, challenging and free.
