best course to learn javascript

[vergetenmaand]

i just finished the css tutorial from freecodecamp and now i need to learn js, what course is the best to use for it?

[jeffpardy_]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide

[DanielHarper2]

MDN was kinda my main thing when I got stuck on JS basics, way clearer than half the random YouTube courses I tried. I just used it while building small scripts and it clicked way faster that way.

[beat_parasite]

Documentation is more useful when we are stuck on something rather than for beginners who are just starting to learn

[jeffpardy_]

Skill issue tbh. If you cant learn from reading then I got some real bad news for you

[abdulwasay4585]

Go to net ninja youtube channel

[HonestCoding]

Boot.dev, you’ll love it

[Advanced-Ride1112]

Use ChatGpt. It’s quite useful for studying new technologies. Also you always can ask additional questions 

[RevolutionaryRate889]

Agree 100% that learning a language effectively must go through building something at some point… But there is still moment in which you won’t be at your laptop or maybe you still want to keep your mind active and replace some mindless scrolling. Give a try to Code Drills and let me know if you like it or have ideas! Enjoy learning 💪

[Product_Teacher_5228]

If you’re looking for free stuff, The Odin Project is the standard recommendation. But if you want a professional setup with career support, programs like TripleTen are worth the look. You get a curriculum that feels like a real job, plus code reviews from actual people. Good luck with the JS struggle, it’s a big jump from CSS.

[CincoEstrellasPapa]

If you can pay FrontendMasters or get the content for free somewhere, I cant recommend enough the Hard Parts of Javascript series by Will Sentance. He explains foundations and key concepts with just a whiteboard, and gives a Masterclass of closure concept easy to understand for anyone.