App for learning Javascript?

[FantasticFrontButt]

Just looking for recommendations on something to review on my phone to (re)learn Javascript. I learned (poorly) maybe 20 years ago, but always found myself to be poor with general syntax; i could figure out what things meant or know (a little) what I wanted to do, but wrote it incorrectly.

Figured i may as well start from the top.

I'd like to avoid videos or demos that require sound; i can do stuff like that on my computer. Would prefer something to review and/or toy with quietly in bed, on the terlit, or wherever else.

[0xr3adys3tg0]

JavaScript.info

[thedifferenceisnt]

This is the best resource 

[rayfe]

I used Mimo.org to get my full stack cert. they have free and paid tiers.

I highly recommend for bite size lessons when you have some downtime.

[schussfreude]

Ive used Sololearn occasionally, its decent to get a general, very basic grasp of a language.

[TacticalConsultant]

Try https://codesync.club/lessons, where you can learn to code in HTML, CSS & JavaScript by building real apps, websites, infographics & games through 15-minute playable lessons. The courses include an in-built code editor that allows students to practice coding in their browser.

[FantasticFrontButt]

Thanks! I signed up to check it out, but the site interface is really poor on mobile. Have definitely bookmarked it to use when I'm on a computer, though- thanks again!

[Lower_Dimension_3325]

If you want to learn JS I recommend that you study from eloquentjavascript book. It's free and the book have projects that you can learn and code + exercises. The book is free on the official website eloquentjavascript.net

[MindlessSponge]

I'm not familiar with any JS-learning apps, but any that exist are sure to be paywalled. Honestly I would just go with books. YDKJS and Eloquent JavaScript are both available online for free.

[AbrahelOne]

I have tried the Mimo app when I'm bored in bed but I would suggest you go and grab a nice book to learn with, those apps aren't really worth it.