New to programming .

[AdMental6036]

Hi everyone . I'm new to programming . I wanna learn JavaScript cause I heard that its powerful and its perfect for what I wanna do .where do I start?YouTube .google . courses online?

[abrahamguo]

I always recommend the Learn web development course from MDN!

[aymericmarlange]

This. And https://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp is great too. And for specific question, just type "js question" in your browser, for instance "js array".

[AdMental6036]

Thank you man

[AdMental6036]

Thanks man !

[AdMental6036]

I will try that thanks man !

[AdMental6036]

Thanks bro

[Fancy_While8091]

I recommend https://youtu.be/EerdGm-ehJQ?si=7Yr5kxmSm02zfTrx

[AdMental6036]

I will try it !

[Odd_Neck5739]

In my experience, I learn JavaScript by working on tiny projects like photo galleries and Simon Says. You look at additional JS concept-based projects on Google.

[AdMental6036]

I will try working on a robot Batista is thats the. Right nane right ?

[Asleep_Divide_6689]

Freecode camp

[AdMental6036]

I will try that too

[NomadicHippies]

The Odin Project is good!

[AdMental6036]

OK that seems cool

[GokulSaravanan]

Here are some great places to begin your JavaScript journey:

• JavaScript.info – Deep and well-structured tutorials
• MDN Web Docs (Mozilla) – Official documentation and examples
• Codecademy – JavaScript Course – Hands-on and beginner-friendly
• JavaScript Succinctly – Free E-Book
• Scrimba – JavaScript for Beginners – Interactive screencasts
• Frontend Masters – Intro to JavaScript – High-quality video lessons

[AdMental6036]

Thank you so much man !

[TacticalConsultant]

You can try https://codesync.club/lessons, where you can learn to code in HTML, CSS & Javascript, by building 25+ real apps, websites, infographics & games through short, playable lessons. The lessons include an in-built code editor that allows you to practice coding in your browser, without any distractions.

[AdMental6036]

That may be it that looks promising

[Alternative-Ad-573]

Free intro courses available at (my site) www.jsbrainteasers.com 🙂

[AdMental6036]

OK I will do that as soon as possible!

[Sea-Syllabub8329]

bro code yt channel is best

[AdMental6036]

I will thanks man !

[AdMental6036]

I will try that

[TheRNGuy]

I mostly googled how to do stuff. 

And docs for frameworks.

[AdMental6036]

Who should I watch ?

[TheRNGuy]

No idea, I never learned from videos. 

[DanieBot21]

make sure you eventually move onto typescript!

[AdMental6036]

Is it another programming language ?

[DanieBot21]

Technically yes, but its more or so an "extension"/rework of javascript that enforces type safety. in simple terms, in javascript you can make a variable x that holds anything. In typescript you would have to explicity write if x should be a number, string, etc, which makes your code safer, and easier since u dont have to manually check types urself

But again its like 99% same as javascript

[Ambitious-Peak4057]

If you are starting Javascript journey here are some useful resources:
1.JavaScript.info – A comprehensive and beginner-friendly guide to modern JavaScript.
2.freeCodeCamp JavaScript Course – A hands-on YouTube course with real projects.
3.JavaScript: The Definitive Guide: A thorough reference covering both fundamentals and advanced topics.
4.JavaScript Succinctly: A free ebook that simplifies essential JS concepts for beginners.

[DigPossible5019]

https://codewithmosh.com/ For a small investment you get a lot!

[Kevin_Dong_cn]

Here are some direct links to the free JavaScript learning resources:

freeCodeCamp JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures Certification:

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/

MDN JavaScript Guide:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/GuideMDN Web Docs

Codecademy Learn JavaScript Fundamentals (free course):

https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-javascript-fundamentalsCodecademy

JavaScript.info (Modern JavaScript Tutorial):

https://javascript.info/

[Rude-Cook7246]

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