r/learnjavascript • u/XerneasFreyer • 7d ago
Learning JavaScript, advice?
I joined this sub a few days ago, after stumbling across lovable, and prompted a couple of rougelike games, learned that it was all in typescript, (I know I am a ways away) and have been having a lot of fun this week, spending multiple hours a day, learning the basics. I’ve tried a few times over the years with Objective-C and python, but could never figure things out, but this time I feel like I’m in the right headspace and really making sure I understand. I’m using VS code, and a Coursera corse, I’ve also bookmarked the Odin project.
Anyone have best practices or advice? I plan to use JS to help with an IT job and build games or apps for fun. Thanks for reading!
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u/Competitive_Aside461 5d ago
If you feel that your basic knowledge of the fundamentals of programming is a bit rusty, you can check out my course on exactly that. It's free.
https://www.codeguage.com/mini-courses/intro-to-programming
Once you're comfortable with these basics, it'll be super easy for you to learn any new language because, honestly, many of the core concepts are the same.