What are the best resources for learning practical use of Javascript? Udemy or something else maybe, just to learn how to use Javascript in every day life.
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Javascript 30 from Wes Bos is an awesome course (and free)
javascript30.com/
I recommend it to anyone getting into JS you can after got to more advanced courses such as ES6 (wesbos.com/es6-for-everyone/) or React (reactforbeginners.com/)
on Udemy I took the courses of Stephen Grider on React/Redux, it is a great set of courses too
nodeschool.io/ by far the best learning by doing CLI based tutorial I have ever seen.
Really helpful, thanks.
I've come across this in the past, I didn't realize nodeschool had so many modules to learn from!
+100 Nodeschool