Hello. I started to learn JavaScript programming language. Do you know some good websites?
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Top comments (3)
I liked Absolute Beginners by Bob Tabor: very clear and easy to follow (> 6 hours, 35 courses).
It was available on Microsoft Virtual Academy and now it's on Youtube : youtube.com/watch?v=qxT5k9uUNzU
Recently wrote a quick tweet about this: twitter.com/chrisachard/status/117...
Here are some quick suggestions:
codesandbox.io or codepen.io to play around with JS. Play is important!
If you like books: eloquentjavascript.net - though some people in that thread said they didn't like it, which I definitely can see - it's a bit like a "textbook"
If you like videos: javascript30.com by Wes Bos is a great way to practice your skills in a fun way.
Hope that helps!
Try freecodecamp. They have a section on javascript.