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Just stick with your plan. Don't distract by any javascript framework while learning JS.
Don't just learn from tutorial or spend whole day on tutorial, write it by yourself and create small task/project on what you learning so far. Don't bother on so much about syntax, instead focus on the concept(s) and try to understand where i can use this concept on my next project.
Create a small tutorial (Blog/Video) what you learnt so far, be your own teacher and explain the concept to you.
Explain the concept in non technical way to your friends or your child.
Explain them fetch().then().then().catch() or similar.
I'm a selftaught (web) developer. On sunny days, you can find me hiking through the Teutoburg Forest, on rainy days coding or with a good fiction novel in hand.
Write about what you learn. Writing quality doesn't matter. If you write stuff down, you're forced to understand what's going on. Doesn't matter if the topic has been written about top-to-bottom, I swear to you it will help you learn.
After my first contact with a computer in the 1980's, I taught myself to program in BASIC and Z80 assembler. I went on to study Computer Science and have enjoyed a long career in Software Engineering.
1) Become familiar with the authoritative source of information on web technologies that is the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
2) Gain a good understanding of the three foundation web technologies (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) before venturing into more advanced technologies such as React/Vue/Angular and SCSS etc. But you do not have to be an expert.
3) Find a good source for up to date changes in the core technologies. Examples I use include 2ality, Kevin Powell and Google Chrome Developers especially the HTTP 203 series.
4) Practice your art but developing small side projects and venture into Open-Source projects when you feel ready for a challenge.
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Just stick with your plan. Don't distract by any javascript framework while learning JS.
Don't just learn from tutorial or spend whole day on tutorial, write it by yourself and create small task/project on what you learning so far. Don't bother on so much about syntax, instead focus on the concept(s) and try to understand where i can use this concept on my next project.
Create a small tutorial (Blog/Video) what you learnt so far, be your own teacher and explain the concept to you.
Explain the concept in non technical way to your friends or your child.
Explain them fetch().then().then().catch() or similar.
Do they understand ?
Thanks Zakir well explained
Practice, practice, practice.
Pick one tutorial and then after that just start coding and keep an open tab up for the documentation for quick reference.
thanks Diego ❤️
Focus on JavaScript first and do not start with an UI Framework.
Anybody can correct me of course!
you said it correct. thanks
Exactly!
Thanks Erik❤️
Thanks Dhanush well I'm learning core topics..
Thanks Decker
Write about what you learn. Writing quality doesn't matter. If you write stuff down, you're forced to understand what's going on. Doesn't matter if the topic has been written about top-to-bottom, I swear to you it will help you learn.
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1) Become familiar with the authoritative source of information on web technologies that is the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
2) Gain a good understanding of the three foundation web technologies (HTML, CSS and JavaScript) before venturing into more advanced technologies such as React/Vue/Angular and SCSS etc. But you do not have to be an expert.
3) Find a good source for up to date changes in the core technologies. Examples I use include 2ality, Kevin Powell and Google Chrome Developers especially the HTTP 203 series.
4) Practice your art but developing small side projects and venture into Open-Source projects when you feel ready for a challenge.