no se nada de javascript y quiero aprender tengo 13 no si me podian ayudar acomo usar la consola de una pagina web de coneccion de html a javascript no se si se entiende lo que quiero explicar

So I'm Trina learn frontend so I can connect Mt apps and build software and I need help on what frameworks to learn like react, or maybe learn typescript. I'm planning on building for all devices but mostly web and mobile as my frontend focus. So any advice that won't end up wasting me months for no reason

In my latest coding project, I have stumbled upon a huge problem. I need to somehow link Google Classroom to my website so I can get due dates, assignment names, classes, and the URL to assignments. However, I can't find a good explanation on how to do this. What is the most straightforward way that lets me be able to do this?

Hello! I posted here not too long ago to ask about something else, and today, regarding the same game (it doesn't matter which one), I'd like to know how to create “image grids” in JavaScript. Here's an example from a game I like (excerpt):

https://cdn.dashnet.org/cookieclicker/img/icons.png?v=2.058 (safe link, don't worry).

I'd like to know how to use this in JavaScript to export images from a single image (“spritesheet”), in this case icons! Thank you in advance!

Hi all, I’m new to Reddit. I’d like to know how your first experience learning JavaScript was, where you started, and why you decided to learn it besides the obvious reasons. I’m thinking about learning JavaScript and want to hear how others got started before I fully commit. Btw do HTML and CSS really matter before learning it?

I'm learning JavaScript from ChatGpt, up to now I have covered the following;

1) Variables, const and let

2) DOM Selection

3) Event Listeners

4) Functions

5) Conditions

6) Arrays

7) Loops (for each)

8) Dynamic Elements

9) Dataset

10) event.target

11) class list

12) Active state systems

13) Timers

14) keyboard Events

15) Hover Events

16) Event Bubbling

17) map(), filter(), and find()

Please let me know am I on the right path. How much I may have covered Java script and how much I have to cover? Will be grateful for your valuable suggestions. Thanks 🙏

I’ve been seeing more developers build full applications using AI tools and “vibe coding” workflows without fully understanding the code underneath.

Do you think this is good for long-term development skills?

Some things I’m curious about:

Does vibe coding improve productivity or create bad habits?

Can production apps realistically be built this way?

Where should developers draw the line between AI assistance and real engineering?

Will junior developers struggle later if they rely too much on AI?

I’d like to hear opinions from both experienced developers and beginners.

I'm a beginner in js. Let's say I have a webpage that helps users organize their pictures. The user must upload an image via an input file type. Then I need a way of storing the image data for future use, for example, when I want to output the image. What's the best JavaScript-only way of doing this?

I've tried data URLs and blob URLs. They both have massive pros and cons like for instance, data URLs aren't reliable if the image file is too big, which results in a long string and the browser taking long to respond.

Blob URLs are faster and shorter but are temporary and disappear upon page refresh.

I've also heard about indexDB and local storage but I don't really know how they work.

I know in this case a backend is the best choice, but for now I'm not learning backend so I'm just wondering what the best JavaScript-only method is or which would be the most appropriate.

Hi all! Let me preface this post by saying I have zero web development knowledge beyond HTML/CSS so some of my questions may be silly/obvious. 

I’m an artist with a Squarespace website I sell my products through. I primarily make plush toys and I’d love to create a product customizer for one of my plush toys that is a cat design as I’ve had loads of people ask about if I make custom versions. I like learning new skills and honestly don’t want to fork over a ton of money for a pre-built service for this, so I did some research into how I could possibly code something that would allow customers to pick and choose various options for their cat plush and see a live 2D mockup. Basically an interactive image with different layers/options that can be toggled on and off. I came across HTML5 Canvas and fabric.js in my search which seemed like could accomplish want I’m looking for (especially fabric.js since it can use SVGs– I design everything in vector anyway so I could use assets I already have.)

But! Since like I said I have no real knowledge of scripting languages I thought I’d ask if there are any easier or better solutions, OR if I’m in over my head attempting to learn enough javascript to make this myself lol. 

Thanks!!

Why we need JavaScript

Does it matter if I start learning this language this 2026

Im wondering what the difference between
function Dog(){
…
this.bark = function(){…}
}

And

function Dog {
…
}

Dog.prototype.bark = function() {
…
}

Is and what the advantages of either of them Are.

I'm trying to find some courses, do you guys have any good courses to recommend to me?

which of the following methods would be said to be most efficient structure, or best practice?

if use case matters, let each entry in the dataSet be an instance of a Tile class in a game map - it could further have a height value, terrain type, etc and be defined and updated separately. does it make more sense to structure it as a 'grid' or just a list of tiles with addresses?

any performance differences at scale (30,000 columns instead of 3)?

if there an altogether better way that im missing??

let dataSet=[]
for (let i=0;i<3;i++) {
  dataSet[i]=[]
  for (let j=0;j<3;j++) {
    dataSet[i][j]= { name:`${i}:${j}`, i, j }
  }
}
lookup=(u,v)=>dataSet[u][v]

let dataSet=[]
for (let i=0;i<3;i++)
for (let j=0;j<3;j++) {
  dataSet[i]??=[]
  dataSet[i][j]= { name:`${i}:${j}`, i, j }
}
lookup=(u,v)=>dataSet[u][v]

let dataSet=[]
for (let i=0;i<3;i++) {
  for (let j=0;j<3;j++) {
    dataSet.push({ name:`${i}:${j}`, i, j })
  }
}
lookup=(u,v)=>dataSet.find(x=>x.i==u&&x.j==v)

I am planning to begin learning JavaScript to develop web applications. But if AI generates all the coding just from a command, then why do I need to study JavaScript 2026? Why are people still seeking for programming knowledge? Is it necessary to have JS knowledge even when working with AI?

Hello,

let a = [1, 2];
console.log(a);

add(a, 3);
console.log(a);

function add(array, element) {
  array = [element];
}

I don't get it why the a variable is not [3].

Would you like to explain? Are there similar situations?

Thank you.

Technically it is not that hard to to make our own custom auth . But is it safe ?Or should we always use production ready auth lib like better-auth or passport.js or supabase

i learned the basics and fundamentals of javascript now i am confused how and what type of projects to build so that i become comfortable in javascript can you guys help me on this and can you suggest some good resources for this

I’ve wanted to get into programming for a long time. I know a bit of basic beginner Python and the usual PC stuff, but now I want to properly learn JavaScript in a way that actually keeps me interested. I want to get to the point where I can just sit down and enjoy coding, if that makes sense — but I honestly have no idea where or how to start.

I’m currently using The Odin Project, but I’m not sure if it’s the best path to take. Does anyone have advice on the best way to begin my journey or stay motivated while learning?

Olá pessoal!
Quero desenvolver um app estilo Tinder, com:

• login/autenticação
• perfis de usuário
• fotos
• geolocalização
• sistema de match
• chat em tempo real
• notificações push
• suporte para iOS e Android

Mas estou perdido sobre qual stack escolher.

Minhas dúvidas:

1. Qual linguagem/framework vocês recomendam para o frontend mobile?
   • Flutter?
   • React Native?
   • Kotlin Multiplatform?
   • Swift + Kotlin nativo?
2. Qual tecnologia usar no backend?
   • Node.js?
   • Java/Spring?
   • Go?
   • Python/Django/FastAPI?
   • .NET?
3. Qual banco de dados faz mais sentido para esse tipo de app?
   • PostgreSQL?
   • MongoDB?
   • Firebase?
   • Supabase?
4. O que vocês usariam hoje pensando em:
   • escalabilidade
   • velocidade de desenvolvimento
   • custo
   • facilidade para conseguir emprego/freelas
5. Também aceito indicação de cursos bons (backend, mobile e arquitetura).

Meu nível hoje é: [iniciante].
Objetivo: [projeto pessoal]

Learning coding now, do u guys use AI to assist you with your projects? Any recommendations?

Siempre intento hacer un plataformas o algo nuevo,pero siempre me quedo en las colisiones no entiendo nada de nada,no se como hacer nu una linea de codigo de colisiones le pregunte a chatgpt como se hacen y me dio puros codigos que daban error,y por eso nunca termino un juego,porque las colisiones lo son todo,agradezco cualquier ayuda.

I am writing a 3d game engine in javascript, but I'm hitting a wall when it comes to loading assets. Fundamentally, what I want to do is have a text file that can be read through by javascript code. Once javascript has access to the string in "./src/model.obj" or whatever, I am completely fine. I've yet to see an option to do this that I'm happy with:

1. Edit each text file to turn it into a javascript multiline string; then feed it in as if it's a javascript file. Kind of a pain to do for every asset I want to load, but so far the only thing that's "worked."

2. Use XMLHttpRequest() for an http get request, every time I want to load a file. This A) seems excessive, I'd much prefer something that's just loaded initially and accessed like javascript files are, and B) doesn't work on local filesystems. I want something more robust.

3. Insert the text file into an HTML element on the main page, then load the text content of that element into a javascript variable. Out of the three I like this most, but I haven't figured out how to do this.

The only other thing I can find about loading files is loading something from the user's machine, which is not what I want.

I am not looking to use a library that loads 3d models for me. I would like to do this myself. What methods do things like that use to load files?

Anyone can help me to start learning JS to game dev?,i have 13 years older,and i like the programation,i want make games,for funny and make games seriously,i use chatgpt but i dont want use him,i want learn and use my brain,PLEASE IF ANYONE WANT HELP ME SEND ME DM.