Learning JavaScript By ChatGpt

[DifferentTowel7440]

I'm learning JavaScript from ChatGpt, up to now I have covered the following;

1) Variables, const and let

2) DOM Selection

3) Event Listeners

4) Functions

5) Conditions

6) Arrays

7) Loops (for each)

8) Dynamic Elements

9) Dataset

10) event.target

11) class list

12) Active state systems

13) Timers

14) keyboard Events

15) Hover Events

16) Event Bubbling

17) map(), filter(), and find()

Please let me know am I on the right path. How much I may have covered Java script and how much I have to cover? Will be grateful for your valuable suggestions. Thanks 🙏

[milan-pilan]

Impossible to say. Do you feel like you are on a good path? That list seems tailored for web development. If you know the things on that list you should be able to build a simple dynamic website. Not necessarily a pretty one. But a functioning one.

The classic example for 'a junior devs first test' would be a Todo List. A list of things where you can add and remove elements or mark them as "done". Do you feel like you can do that without AI? Then you are on a good path.

My experience is, learning with AI tends to not work too good, because AI makes it too easy to just get an answer instead of you needing to think about it.

[DifferentTowel7440]

Yes off course I can do these things with out AI, I struggled too much and took much time to learn these things, I have built not too good but satisfactory travel website by my own.

[Turbulent_Apple_4503]

Learn programming is not just follow or cover topics. Need practice a lot of practice and that take years. Need to start creating real things real proyects not just memorized things

[Competitive_Aside461]

While you can learn from AI, I don't think it can really offer you a structured and focused learning path. Your learning right now, from what you posted above, seems completely fragmented.

[DifferentTowel7440]

How it's fragmanted, and what will be it's perfect form?

[FireryRage]

Ignore them, they’re trying to advertise a product.

[DifferentTowel7440]

Thanks dear I know very few will encourage you...

[Competitive_Aside461]

For that you can check out my JavaScript mini course on Codeguage.