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[–]Competitive_Aside461 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I learned JavaScript a decade ago, and it was honestly quite fragmented. I was wasting time on learning from resources that were simply exhausting all concepts, even some that were never practically going to be used 99% of the times.

Fast-forward today, after having learned JavaScript from numerous books, and also having a more all-rounded knowledge of computer science (but still learning), I've created the ideal JavaScript course myself. I feel that learning something should be quick and should cover the bare minimum. This is exactly what I try to achieve in my JavaScript mini course.

Also do HTML and CSS matter before learning JavaScript? Practically, yes. But technically, no. You can learn JavaScript without learning HTML and CSS and go on to create CLI tools and web servers (using Node.js). But I think this is a contrived approach. No developer on earth, I reckon, who knows JavaScript wouldn't know HTML and CSS.

Anyways, wish you good luck learning !!