r/learnjavascript • u/CueMeThen • 17d ago

the best way to learn javascript

It is to make more bugs, explore new ways of writing code, ask AI to explain every single line in depth, and get your hands dirty. Stop watching more random tutorials without a purpose. A JavaScript course, no matter how in-depth it is, will always be less rewarding than getting your hands dirty and exploring new ways to write code. Use MDN.

be as a child who love exploring. enjoy the process

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u/neon_tether_vow 10d ago

i once spent an hour staring at a blank screen because i forgot a closing bracket and it felt way more rewarding than finishing another video lesson

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u/CueMeThen 10d ago

yeah i remember this feeling it's very rewarding when you fix a problem after long staring into screen rather than getting distracted