I agree. I've been developing software for over 25 years and I remember when JS released in Netscape Navigator. JavaScript has a long history (and things have changed a lot) and the language is really large.
I can never remember the quirky details, but I learn best when I write an entire project in the target language. I just did that when I wrote my emojiWriter app. If you get a chance, check out my article here at dev.to. It's all HTML5 / JavaScript.
Hey raddevus! I can agree that the language is huge! It’s always different ways to solve a problem. Which is a good and bad thing for me because I’m not that flexible as of yet. But, I’m getting there. I sure will check out your article! Thanks for the plug in! 😀
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I agree. I've been developing software for over 25 years and I remember when JS released in Netscape Navigator. JavaScript has a long history (and things have changed a lot) and the language is really large.
I can never remember the quirky details, but I learn best when I write an entire project in the target language. I just did that when I wrote my emojiWriter app. If you get a chance, check out my article here at dev.to. It's all HTML5 / JavaScript.
Hey raddevus! I can agree that the language is huge! It’s always different ways to solve a problem. Which is a good and bad thing for me because I’m not that flexible as of yet. But, I’m getting there. I sure will check out your article! Thanks for the plug in! 😀