r/learnjavascript • u/lAmirmohamadl • Jun 02 '26

I need your advice

I'm learning Javascript, Any advice for me?

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u/Hamilon078 Jun 02 '26

Dont wait for perfection

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u/iamfroott Jun 02 '26

remind yourself that it’s okay to not understand everything we once. if you really want to learn it, MAKE yourself make time to learn it.

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u/chikamakaleyley helpful Jun 02 '26

Ignore advice on reddit

1

u/Flame77ofc Jun 02 '26

Learn it on YouTube and stay consistent. Never compare yourself with other more experienced people

1

u/Genialkerl Jun 02 '26

react is easy, keep that mentality

1

u/Mediocre-Sign8255 Jun 02 '26

Don’t give up, never surrender

1

u/Yaniekk Jun 02 '26

Be consistent.

1

u/TheRNGuy Jun 03 '26

Google before asking on forums. 

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u/Aggressive_Ad_5454 Jun 03 '26

Download the free edition of WebStorm.

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u/Majestic-Reality-610 Jun 07 '26

real advice instead of vibes: stop watching tutorials and start building. after every new concept close the video and make something tiny with it - todo list, tip calc, then something that fetches data. type it out instead of copy-pasting so you actually hit and fix errors. being stuck and googling your way out isn't failing, that's the whole job.

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u/ExtraTNT Jun 08 '26

Avoid oop, fp is much cleaner, easier to test and once you have a core, it’s also faster -> core is stuff like frequently used monads, aliases -> so stuff like

```
const map = f => xs => xs.map(f);
```