My Advice:
Learn Javascript fully. Know what an Object prototype is, how scopes work, how the 'this' concept works
Don't copy and paste code while learning, write the code (unless you are repeating the same block all the time). Don't assume that you could write that code on the book. It's the only way you'll become familiar with the syntax and notice the common errors.
Listen to Javascript podcasts, and give chance to some Javascript Tutorials to reach you through youtube or any other source you prefer.
Be patient. The moment you google something, you'll see a lot of results including some javascript libraries that have simplified what you are looking for. Avoid those options if you are still learning
Build stuff that you are proud of. Even the simplest 'Hello world' javascript script can got to your github. Use that to track your progress. Don't track your progress against advanced Javascript developers. Remember, they all started at the same level
Don't forget to develop your testing skills. Javascript does not have a compiler, make sure you get into the habit of testing all your code before it's too late.
My Advice:
Learn Javascript fully. Know what an Object prototype is, how scopes work, how the 'this' concept works
Don't copy and paste code while learning, write the code (unless you are repeating the same block all the time). Don't assume that you could write that code on the book. It's the only way you'll become familiar with the syntax and notice the common errors.
Listen to Javascript podcasts, and give chance to some Javascript Tutorials to reach you through youtube or any other source you prefer.
Be patient. The moment you google something, you'll see a lot of results including some javascript libraries that have simplified what you are looking for. Avoid those options if you are still learning
Build stuff that you are proud of. Even the simplest 'Hello world' javascript script can got to your github. Use that to track your progress. Don't track your progress against advanced Javascript developers. Remember, they all started at the same level
Don't forget to develop your testing skills. Javascript does not have a compiler, make sure you get into the habit of testing all your code before it's too late.
Best way to learn Javascript (Worked really well for me): hackr.io/tutorials/learn-javascript