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Also, anything from Jake Archibald. He explains things so well. Here's two that standout.
These topics might not necessarily be beginner, but a good understanding of these will take you a long way.
Nick Taylor @nickytonline @syntaxfm, as a follow up to your recommendation of Philip Roberts' Event Loop talk, youtube.com/watch?v=8aGhZQ…, I'd also recommend reading @jaffathecake's article "Tasks, microtasks, queues and schedules", jakearchibald.com/2015/tasks-mic… #JavaScript 20:49 PM - 18 Nov 2017 110
The jsconf.asia talk is absolutely brilliant and completely changed my perspective my first time watching it.
I posted some front-end resources in a gist a while ago, not all JS, and Some of it's a little out of date, but there's till some good stuff in there though.
The ES6 Katas is really good. If anyone else has some katas, please add them here
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Also, anything from Jake Archibald. He explains things so well. Here's two that standout.
These topics might not necessarily be beginner, but a good understanding of these will take you a long way.
Tasks, microtasks, queues and schedules
His talk at jsconf.asia about the event loop
The jsconf.asia talk is absolutely brilliant and completely changed my perspective my first time watching it.
I posted some front-end resources in a gist a while ago, not all JS, and Some of it's a little out of date, but there's till some good stuff in there though.
The ES6 Katas is really good. If anyone else has some katas, please add them here
What are your favourite programming katas sites?
Nick Taylor