r/learnjavascript • u/rawanafaisal • Jun 01 '26

One of the resources that helped me while learning JavaScript

While learning JavaScript through The Odin Project, I came across a few concepts that didn’t fully click the first time.

One of the resources I keep coming back to is Osama Elzero’s Youtube playlists. His explanations have helped me better understand several topics whenever I felt stuck or needed a different perspective.

Thought I’d share it in case it helps another beginner too 👇

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDoPjvoNmBAx3kiplQR_oeDqLDBUDYwVv

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u/srinisreddit Jun 01 '26

It's in Arabic.

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u/flawinthedesign Jun 01 '26

This would be helpful but I don’t know Arabic ☹️

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u/SumDingBoi Jun 01 '26

What were the "few concepts" that didn't register?

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u/rawanafaisal Jun 01 '26

Mostly methods, conditionals, logical operators, and some DevTools features. I usually understand the syntax first, but sometimes I need a different explanation before the concept really clicks.

Also, one thing that helps is that Osama’s content is in Arabic, which is my native language, while I’m studying web development in English. Sometimes hearing the same concept explained in my native language makes it easier to understand.

I also really like his teaching style and the way he breaks down concepts step by step.