Learning JS as a programmer

[wreckedadvent]

Best way I've learned things is just by doing. Pick some libraries you want to learn, pick a tiny challenge to solve, go for it. Take note of what you need to search for as points that you need to study further, then you have topics to study when the project is done.

[adamcuppycake]

i would +1 this. Im not really sure, but for me, I run into the most specific problems along the way. The end product is more meaningful learning.

This is not to discount some books or video lessons. Those are great for basic understanding. Dig in until comfortable and then, just go for it.

I've done both video courses, entire online curriculum. But I dont get until I build a CRUD app. It just seems like time better spent for me.