For beginners, I strongly recommend the MDN (Mozilla) docs as a place to start!
Learning JS through MDN Documentation?
Is mozilla mdn the most complete javascript documentation?
Modern JavaScript tutorial
I see some people put "minus". I wonder why, hope to see here what to improve. Thank you!
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I just finished their React course. After struggling with JavaScript, I did a combination of an O’Reilly Head First book 2nd edition (with my library card online) and it was that and MDN that got me over the hump for front end. I personally find the React docs overly complicated. I was able to get the app to closely match their finished product with react and while I wouldn’t do it the same way if you are a detail nerd like me, you’ll love their in depth tutorials. With their Express tutorial they don’t expect you to be smart enough and know what to look for in the documentation. They also gave me enough info on accessibility to get cracking with that in React.
Sure! It may not have Redux, but, honestly if you’re just starting out and you know absolutely nothing, and you question your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript I can fully recommend starting with the MDN over LinkedIn Learning over any other paid source, at least to start. They also frequently update their content.
Long story short, I once had a professor who encouraged us at the beginning of the semester to read over, study, and analyze the documentation for Java, of course "i had better things to do". Trying to get back into programming after time away from school, and was wondering if it really is efficient to learn Javascript by reading the documentation itself instead of sources like YouTube.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript