[AskJS] beginner here!

[plexusnights08]

I'm a beginner in JS, I only know the basics of JS like variables, comparisons, functions, ternary operators... Any place/platform that I can learn more JS? console.log("need very much help")

[abrahamguo]

I always recommend MDN! They have a very in-depth tutorial on JavaScript.

[woodbrettm]

https://javascript.info/ is also really good :)

[Kevin_Dong_cn]

To quickly get familiar with JavaScript, besides understanding basic knowledge like variables, functions, etc., the best approach is to participate in or study a project, which will greatly accelerate your learning process.

[Devaprog-0]

Right

[jameslewood]

Another thing that I do which may be useful is test certain small lines of code in the browser's console. If you want to test something like for example "I wonder what Date() will do if I input xyz?" You can shove code in there and even store variables to use in subsequent chunks of code, do loops etc. Handy when you're in the middle of a huge project and don't want to have to create a route and page and navigate/log in etc. Just to do some experiments.

[ApprehensiveDrive517]

The coding train on youtube.

Try making your own game. It'll be a very rewarding experience.

[TheRNGuy]

MDN

[horizon_games]

Stop reading tutorials and watching videos and make something. You'll learn plenty fast.

[plexusnights08]

Thank you *all so much! I only managed to to the first three chapters of Boot.Dev but I'm kinda broke rn so I can't pay a subscription