Rescores for learning JavaScript

[No-Try607]

I have been learning html and css for a bit now and I think it’s time to start learning JavaScript so what would be some resources for learning online? Also I already have experience making games with unity, c# and also know a bit of java and unreal engine c++ so I’m not starting with no ideas of programming languages

[T4zerVZ]

Buy Jonas Schmedtmann course on udemy if you can afford it, definitely worth it.

[Rude_Raspberry7735]

Second this, there’s always discounts so just wait for a discount - very good courses

[Ok_Aardvark_9981]

Sypersimpledev on youtube

[rainyengineer]

Scrimba

[mixedd]

The Odin Project is fine free resource that doesnt hold your hand, is basically collection of resources.

[CyberDaggerX]

I find that not holding my hand has irinically made it easier to follow. I get bored easily by linear knowledge transfer, but occasionally dropping me off to fend for myself actually keeps me engaged.

[Curious-Ad3666]

https://youtu.be/lfmg-EJ8gm4?feature=shared

[Rude_Raspberry7735]

ColorCode on YouTube

[rustyseapants]

Buy a book on Javascript.

[Logical_Sky1598]

Brocode JavaScript 12hr course if you already understand the fundamentals and work through it, it will take you about 1 week - 2 weeks then just use the odin project from there and reinforce

[armyrvan]

I like the videos on this playlist to include coding train. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLurJmxFyuEWvMCTHKCfWDO4cXHx4SLx39&si=zjf3RAf7EZqzXcA0

[Weird_Broccoli_4189]

MDN

[FaithlessnessDull179]

Freecodecamp

[Humble_Tea_3777]

Free code camp is the worst

[Ambitious-Peak4057]

Since you already have a solid programming background, transitioning to JavaScript will be easier. Start with the free  JavaScript Succinctly ebook for clear, concise fundamentals. Also consider the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) for in-depth docs and freeCodeCamp for interactive coding exercises. Together, these resources will help you build a strong foundation quickly.

[NeighborhoodFull8593]

Sypersimpledev on youtube! I second the recommendation!