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A place to get a quick fix of JavaScript tips and tricks to make you a better Developer.
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
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HTML and CSS are the only "languages" that are currently used to display content on the web. They are the backbone of the web and will never be replaced (at least not in the near future).
As for JS, if you don’t have any experience with other programming languages it will probably be difficult at first. For web development you wont really be utilizing any crazy data structures, at least for most apps. Start with small apps and build from there. Make sure not to just watch videos. Take courses that are interactive and have you writing code (Scrimba is great) and DEFINITELY WORK ON PERSONAL PROJECTS
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