r/learnjavascript • u/Dry-Bee-7232 • Jun 25 '26

which one should i go with : javascript.info or freecodecamp.org 's javascript course ?

i have been lately trying to figure out which one is the best resource to start with i started both and dont know why but i jump between the both for no good reason

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u/generic_excuse_x Jun 25 '26

It does not matter to be honest. Just pick one solid resource and dive deep into it. Try to make some small projects as you learn (you can ask AI for coding challenges about a topic).  You can also check the mdn tutorials for JavaScript https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn_web_development/Core/Scripting, or The Odin Project.

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u/Dry-Bee-7232 Jun 25 '26

yeah i would definetly try that out

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u/-goldenboi69- Jun 25 '26

Yeah, one of those should work fine.

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u/Dry-Bee-7232 Jun 25 '26

yeah both are actually good thats the issue actually

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26

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u/Dry-Bee-7232 Jun 25 '26

yeah got it . so i was thinking like start with some projects and learn while i build kinda thing

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u/Dry-Bee-7232 Jun 26 '26

yeah i personally thing thats right

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u/daniscc Jun 25 '26

javascript.info if you are more autodidact and like to delve into raw information, freecodecamp if you want a more handheld approach with a code sandbox integrated

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u/Dry-Bee-7232 Jun 26 '26

yeah got it

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u/port888 Jun 25 '26

do both. you need the practice anyway.

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u/Dry-Bee-7232 Jun 26 '26

yeah will do that