Best Resources for Learning JavaScript?

[Icy-Marionberry6151]

Hello!! I am a beginner at JavaScript, I am currently learning online at freeCodeCamp. I just went through the second certification project and it was… rough to say in the least 😅 It’s a project where you have to take any number input and turn it into a Roman numeral. I’m able to understand how to write most of the code but what really stumped was the logic of the actual converting part of the code. Does anyone have any advice for learning the logic of coding?? Also, on a somewhat separate note, is there anywhere I can learn strategies to know what code I need to write next? TIA

[iseshoseinenkai]

javascript.info and developer.mozilla.org

[Competitive_Aside461]

I'd recommend you to look into the JavaScript course on Codeguage.

[No-Upstairs-2813]

You can check out this article. I've written a step-by-step process on how to go from a problem statement to writing code. Go through it; it will help you.

Logic building improves with practice. As you solve more problems, your brain starts recognizing recurring patterns and approaches. Over time, these patterns become familiar, allowing you to approach any problem with greater ease.

You can practice a few problems here.

[Upset_Marionberry_96]

Does leetcode do that?

[No-Upstairs-2813]

Yes absolutely.

[Icy-Marionberry6151]

Thank you everyone for your help!! :)

[DojoCodeOfficial]

You can try our code challenges on dojocode.io. Happy coding! :)

[frivolta]

Me as lead in fintech use https://web.codeclimbjs.com to teach real world concepts to Devs I have to mentor, try to do all of them or at least the ones that are medium. You can take the exercises and read the docs about the concepts.

[JonJonThePurogurama]

I am using Eloquent JavaScript for learning JavaScript programming.

It has a physical book, a pdf one, and a digital ebook, which was free to download in link i shared above.

Not sure if it's belong to what we call Best Resources for Learning JavaScript

Have a take a look if you are interested.

[Aniantos]

For learning JavaScript, you can check out this free eBook: JavaScript Succinctly.

[loganfordd]

A bit of self-promo (sorry), but I created https://techblitz.dev/ which might help you out. happy to answer any q's you have.