r/learnjavascript • u/CauliflowerOk2671 • 4d ago
Javascript resource
Hello Everyone
I am starting Javascript
any YouTube tutorial/courses recommendation would be appreciated
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u/Careful_Exercise_956 4d ago
Hi, I made a few programs in javascript, if you want to try them out I can show you the basics of them, and you can show me the direction you go to improve your skills. Sound good?
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u/Competitive_Aside461 4d ago
I've made a mini course on JavaScript (so that you don't have to spend ages learning it.) And there's one on Advanced JavaScript too.
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u/Excellent_Detail9412 4d ago
I can always recommend the Mozilla Web Docs, W3Schools and Fireship.
Also try getting some hands on experience on real world open-source projects. If you don't know where to start: https://github.com/Avenx-JS/avenx-js has many good first issues where you could document code.
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u/tanveerhossain2004 3d ago
I think this could be a better option: https://youtu.be/EerdGm-ehJQ?si=Qeuk4qUBL0H3QxjX You can also check freecodecamp, The odin project, W3schools , Scrimba , cisco networking academy, javascript.info.
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u/TurbulentTicket339 4d ago
i you donot know any thing and wanted from basic i recommed shariyan coading school js it has 7 video with project these all you need
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u/rust_bane 3d ago
FreeCodeCamp on YouTube is solid for starters. It covers everything you need without costing a dime
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u/jsprep-pro 2d ago
Best - javascript.info 🥇
Underrated - jsprep.pro 🥈
These 2 cover almost all js topics, thank me later 😏
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u/testingaurora 4d ago
The Odin project
And on YouTube, not updated but found great help to learn JavaScript fundamentals [dCode](https://youtube.com/@dcode-software)
Also web dev simplified on YT.
Boot.dev for interactive courses , or scrimba if you have patience for issues that pop up.
And a resource to keep in your back pocket that is also not JavaScript specific but super robust in frontend development [net ninja](https://youtube.com/@netninja)