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utterances-bot commented 4 years ago

How to Learn JavaScript If You're a Beginner

In this post I share my experience on how to learn JavaScript efficiently and stay motivated in the process.

https://dmitripavlutin.com/how-to-learn-javascript/

thierrydev commented 4 years ago

I also enjoy the approach in "JavaScript for impatient programmers".

panzerdp commented 4 years ago

I also enjoy the approach in "JavaScript for impatient programmers".

That's a good resource too.

minemax-ua commented 3 years ago

I think the best book to learn JavaScript is "Learning JavaScript" by Ethan Brown. It's from the 2016, but it's not outdated. It's still the optimal choice currently, imho.

panzerdp commented 3 years ago

I think the best book to learn JavaScript is "Learning JavaScript" by Ethan Brown. It's from the 2016, but it's not outdated. It's still the optimal choice currently, imho.

Thanks for sharing.

brightVia commented 3 years ago

Thank you :)

andres039 commented 3 years ago

I'm currently learning with "The Odin Project", but thanks to the guide in this blog, I realize I learn better from a book. I'm deciding whether 'JavaScript for impatient programmers', 'Eloquent Javascript' or the 'YDKJ series'. That advise you give here "don't cherry pick"... man, it makes a lot of sense but is hard to follow.

panzerdp commented 3 years ago

I'm currently learning with "The Odin Project", but thanks to the guide in this blog, I realize I learn better from a book. I'm deciding whether 'JavaScript for impatient programmers', 'Eloquent Javascript' or the 'YDKJ series'. That advise you give here "don't cherry pick"... man, it makes a lot of sense but is hard to follow.

@andres039 Good luck learning!

it makes a lot of sense but is hard to follow

Hard but good for your learning!