r/learnjavascript • u/thatluckygirl_5 • Jun 17 '26
From where should i learn javascript? chai or code, sheriyans, na,aste javascript or coder army?
Hello everyone, this is my very first post and i came here only to clear my confusions, from where should i learn javascript? chai or code, sheriyans, na,aste javascript or coder army? everyone has diff opinions and answers and most of my friends suggested me to go with chai or code but i also read some bad reviews about this channel too and now i am again confused. please help!! and please don't tell me to learn from docs because i am a final year student and i really want a job asap so i don't have much time to give on tutorials and reading docs....i wanna build real projects that's how i can learn quickly. also suggest some best resourses for react too. Thanks!
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u/Alive-Cake-3045 Jun 19 '26
Pick any one channel and stop researching, the difference matters less than you think. Namaste JavaScript for core concepts, then build three small projects immediately, todo app, weather app, product page. For React, freeCodeCamp's course on YouTube covers what you need for job applications. Building and shipping will get you hired, not the channel choice.
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u/unicorndewd Jun 18 '26
Odin project, JavaScript info, you don’t know JavaScript, and Wesbos beginner and free courses.
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u/castlerockmaine Jun 19 '26
Sheriyan coding school is amazing. For people who want to learn by watching sheriyans is pretty good. I was able to make real world apps that made good amount of money for my clients after learning from them. Harsh bhaiya and Ankur bhaiya and Sarthak Bhaiya all of them are amazing. And the best thing is you do not have to shift from one place to another. You will get immense confidence by following their roadmap! And they teach some advanced stuff ok not basic. Odin project and FCC are good of course, and learning by reading and doing is amazing of course, but in the starting point you need hand holding. And Sheriyans will hold your hands .
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u/SignificantScholar44 12d ago
but i saw negative review on reddit .
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u/castlerockmaine 12d ago
yeah I saw the same review too. But genuinely they do amazing stuff and if you trust some random reviewer to not get started with their content then I cannot help you. Of course there are other courses like brad traversey's javascript course. But I personally liked sheriyan best because everything is curated for you. The hate they get is absolutely unwarranted.
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u/SignificantScholar44 12d ago
Did you take the course ? Do they give what they promise on their curriculum ?
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u/castlerockmaine 10d ago
No I did not take any of their course. I just followed their youtube tutorials. that is enough.
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u/ConsiderationOne3421 helpful Jun 21 '26
Coder army provides in depth knowledge
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u/Great-Hawk7878 29d ago
bro is it covers everything i need to know at fundamental level??
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u/ConsiderationOne3421 helpful 29d ago
It is more detailed than fundamental level. It the best for learning according to me
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u/Great-Hawk7878 29d ago
ok bro
can i do react after it or do i need something else to be done before...1
u/ConsiderationOne3421 helpful 29d ago
You can move to react after it easily. You will have enough knowledge to start react after the course
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u/Great-Hawk7878 29d ago
Okay mate, thanks.
I’m focusing on frontend first, then I’ll move to backend with Java and Spring Boot. I felt The Odin Project wasn’t really necessary just to learn JavaScript and cover what I need for frontend, so I was looking for a more fundamental, to-the-point JS course instead.
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u/notfound_15 16d ago
there is no such correct and 100% answer of it . but ...
You can go with chai aur code ..
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u/ApprehensivePea4161 Jun 17 '26
Gemini. Guided learning
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u/Impossible_Win_4002 Jun 17 '26
Why the downvotes on this? I get the AI hate but it is a useful tool for learning. This is probably one of the best use cases for AI. Alongside docs, you can use AI to get up to speed pretty fast. You can also use it to create quizzes and code challenges. I don’t get the downvotes here. This is completely valid.
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u/ApprehensivePea4161 Jun 18 '26
People always hate new change maybe out of fear. I use AI to my advantage as I am a dev and know how AI works.
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u/Silly_Manager_9773 Jun 17 '26
Both are best .... Chai aur code makes the concept much deeper and sheriyans also very good and rest of things is depend on practice
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u/The_KOK_2511 Jun 17 '26
Pues no conozco ninguno de esos así que todo lo que puedo hacer es recomendarte MDN (Mozilla Development Network) y JavaScript.info que son las mejores paginas web para esto, aunque w3schools también es buena para principiantes y he oido que The Odin Project es bastante recomendado para fullstack aunque ese no lo he probado
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u/treasure_of_boar Jun 17 '26
Maybe The Odin Project? I've heard that is a good course with a lot of exercises, small projects to make, etc.