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hari

We should start with HTML and CSs first , learn the absolute basics, follow good channels like brad traversy on youtube or Colt Steele's Web developer bootcamp on Udemy. You can spend around 2 weeks on HTML, CSS basics and then start with javascript.

Do more practicals and understand the necessary theories and concepts.

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Rizwan Aaqil

I already have intermediate knowledge of HTML and CSS, and basic knowledge of Javascript and PHP.

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hari

I follow the below course for javascript
udemy.com/share/101FDABEcfd15SQng=/

Keep the discussion active. We will help you.

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hari

Must learns in JS

  1. Recursion
  2. Closures
  3. Loops
  4. Conditionals
  5. Scope of variables
  6. this keyword
  7. object oriented programming - encapsulation and abstraction
  8. class
  9. imports
  10. exports
  11. arrow functions
  12. var, let, const
  13. destructing
  14. template literals
  15. Spread operator
  16. map , filter, reduce
  17. Understand how .prototype works
  18. type conversion
  19. Naming conventions in JS
  20. Asynchronous programming
  21. Promises
  22. Async and await
  23. error handling in javascript
  24. consoling using different console mehods
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Rizwan Aaqil

Thank you for your help. Is there a way I can practice this stuff too while learning? Because learning without practice seemed to be useless for me in the past.

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hari

you can use codesandbox for practicals.

its simple and efficient.

you can start a vanilla javascript project (sandbox)