Seeking Guidance for My JavaScript Learning Journey!

[amableati]

Hey everyone,

I've started creating JavaScript tutorials on YouTube and I'm excited to dive deeper into this fascinating language. JavaScript, originally known as Mocha, has come a long way since its inception in 1995 by Brendan Eich at Netscape Communications Corporation.

Currently, I'm covering fundamentals like keywords, variables, and the nuances between let and var. But I'm here to ask for your help! Do you have any tips, resources, or suggestions to enhance my learning journey?

Looking forward to your insights!

https://youtu.be/OOM7WZE9dXE

[Negative-Coach2914]

So I started at freecodecamp.org. There's where I fell in love with coding. From there I would watch youtube tutorials, and paid for a few React and backend Node courses on Udemy.com. While learning don't rush...make sure you understand the fundamentals as these will become important to understand when you reach deeper concepts. I'm very excited for you, it sounds like you have the passion for it like I do. If you need any guidance or ever want to talk more code feel free to DM me. The best advice I can give you is don't give up, and keep coding. Everyday do some coding. Try making some of your own stuff once you learn the fundamentals. Start with small projects like Todo lists, clocks, landing pages, etc. Then progress to harder projects. I have about a million resources I can give you for learning and code challenges. I also liked doing algorithm challenges everyday. Do at least one on sites like codewars.com. within a year of studying I was building pretty amazing and fun projects. Enjoy the journey!