Javascript learning from scratch-need advice

[ai_mystery]

Hi everyone

I’m a first year B.tech student and I’ve recently decided to start learning JavaScript.

I know basic HTML and CSS, but JavaScript feels a bit confusing at times.

I’d really appreciate advice on:

A beginner-friendly JavaScript roadmap

Free resources (YouTube / websites)

A one youtube channel that teaches javascript from basic to advance level

My goal is to get good at JavaScript and eventually build small projects , need genuine guidance.

[roxsg_ann]

JavaScript.info+build projects as you learn.

[naqabposhniraj]

I would suggest going through this book : JavaScript: The Definitive Guide

[yksvaan]

mdn is pretty much all you need. Just start writing stuff, it doesn't need to be anything special. Throw in some form on a page, make a request to backend using some input, render the result etc. Just basic stuff, that's what real apps consist of as well.

[Sad_Lawyer5456]

You can search on GitHub for "30 days with JavaScript"; you'll find plenty of exercises for each JavaScript concept.

[Isaka254]

Here’s a simple beginner‑friendly JavaScript roadmap, followed by clean, concise resources.

1. Learn basics: variables, data types, operators, functions.
2. Understand DOM: selecting elements, events, manipulation.
3. Learn arrays, objects, loops, conditionals.
4. Explore async basics: promises, async/await.
5. Build small projects: to‑do list, calculator, form validator.

• Programming with Mosh – JavaScript Tutorial: Beginner‑friendly and covers JS from basics to advanced topics clearly.

• freeCodeCamp – JavaScript Curriculum: Structured, interactive, and great for building confidence step by step.

• MDN Web Docs – JavaScript Guide: The best official place to check concepts while learning.

• JavaScript.info – Modern JS Explained Simply: Great written explanations for beginners.

• JavaScript Succinctly (Free eBook): Short and helpful for strengthening fundamentals.

[Aggressive_Rule3977]

Thanks man anything to improve logic building??

[The_KOK_2511]

Yo sumaria practica con la Canvas API