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Tilak Khatri
Tilak Khatri

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Beginner to Master JS.

How to learn JavaScript? Learn from here…

There are so many JavaScript resources available out there, it’s hard to understand how much of it overlaps and how much is redundant. Not to mention the process of weeding out bad information. Most JavaScript learning resources neglect two of the most important topics in JavaScript: prototypal inheritance and functional programming.

There are many possible paths, several good paths, but few great paths.

Here is one clear path to JavaScript mastery:

Learn javascript from here

JS Learning Resources

Everyone is learning different programming languages and want to be good command at them. As I started learning JS for web development and want to be good at this language. It’s hard and there are so many learning resources all over internet. So, which one would follow and how to be good at that makes me confused. As I learned from different resources from them some of great resources that I would like to share are as follows.

Here it goes.

The internet is awash in information. What you probably need is quality, not quantity. Here are some resources that take you from zero to hero. These are structured ways to learn with practice exercise.

Learning Resources

  1. This is a FREE course that covers all the critical aspects of javascript Eloquentjavascript click here
  2. Coding Experts click here
  3. JS for Cats click here
  4. JavaScript Basics click here
  5. JavaScript Info click here
  6. Codecademy (https://www.codecademy.com/learn/intr...)

  7. Fullstack Academy (https://www.fullstackacademy.com/intr...)

  8. Team Tree House (JavaScript Basics Course (How To) | Treehouse (teamtreehouse.com)

  9. JD Documentation(https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d...)

  10. khan Academy (https://www.khanacademy.org/)

From above I will highly recommend starting with learn-js(https://learn-js.org) Because It has hands-on exercises.

Starting learning any language by reading and practicing every
topic parallelly is the best way to learn to program.

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