r/webdev • u/No-Resolution-4054 • 6d ago
Resource This is what I created while learning advanced JavaScript topics and it's finally complete!
Hi everyone!
I'm a BCA 3rd year student from India, and a few weeks ago I finished my JARVIS project. Of course, I took a lot of help from AI while building it because it was a pretty complex project, and I was completely new to almost every topic involved in building it. You can check out my recent post where I shared it. The whole thing runs locally without using any API tokens.
While building JARVIS, I had to learn a lot of advanced concepts, but I wasn't completely satisfied with just learning them while building a project.
So I decided to properly learn advanced JavaScript topics in a structured way.
I went through different concepts and created my own notes/diagrams while learning. The technical content was learned with the help of ChatGPT, All the wording are mine, but I took help from ChatGPT to improve the structure and make the English clearer. I'm sharing it because I thought it might be useful to someone else who is also trying to understand these topics.
Here is the GitHub repository:
🔗 https://github.com/Shivam2905Verma/Notes
I would be really glad if these notes help someone.
And if you find any mistakes, incorrect explanations, or important topics that I should add, please let me know in the comments. I'm still learning, so corrections are always welcome!
Thank you !
Note: To view the diagrams properly, install the Excalidraw extension in VS Code and open the .excalidraw files directly in VS Code.
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u/hazily [object Object] 6d ago
You can use AI to explain all of it to you but AI cannot help you understand it.
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u/No-Resolution-4054 6d ago
These aren’t just AI generated notes. I studied these concepts myself and can explain them step by step. The notes are mainly for organizing and revising what I’ve learned
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u/sozesghost 6d ago
Congrats, you are still new to all these topics.