Agreed! Learning JavaScript, especially nowadays, is lots of fun. There are so many resources available to learn JavaScript from, and there's so many good teachers out there as well. Not only can you learn from blogposts and StackOverflow, but there's also a great amount of paid and free courses available with great structure and interesting test cases. Although it might be confusing sometimes to know what you want to learn, I think learning JavaScript has never been more fun. Happy coding to you too!
When you have to solve challenges on your own is the method to learn JavaScript.
I suggest 'nodeschool.io/' to my college juniors who comes to me asking to teach JS.Its my Way of learning through challenges and rewards.
Agreed! Learning JavaScript, especially nowadays, is lots of fun. There are so many resources available to learn JavaScript from, and there's so many good teachers out there as well. Not only can you learn from blogposts and StackOverflow, but there's also a great amount of paid and free courses available with great structure and interesting test cases. Although it might be confusing sometimes to know what you want to learn, I think learning JavaScript has never been more fun. Happy coding to you too!
When you have to solve challenges on your own is the method to learn JavaScript.
I suggest 'nodeschool.io/' to my college juniors who comes to me asking to teach JS.Its my Way of learning through challenges and rewards.
I totally forgot about nodeschool, but that's great indeed! Some resources I also really enjoy are wesbos.com and his courses like ES6 for everyone, ihatetomatoes.net, gomakethings.com and 'The coding train' is also great! youtube.com/user/shiffman
coding train is awesome.
And thank you for sharing