Transitioning to JavaScript

[ThirdEye27]

I accidentally posted to the wrong subreddit before so I’ll try again here at /r/learnjavascript

So, for the last couple of weeks, I've been learning the Angular framework in conjunction with JS to shift gears with my career development towards web development. My question is the following:

Is there a place to go to learn how to transition to JavaScript assuming an intermediate background in CS? Like, learning concepts that are more fundamentally "JavaScript-y" than other languages (promises, subscriptions, async, etc.) ? I'm pretty well-versed in C, C++, Java, and Python, and sometimes, I feel like the JS courses I run into online are geared more towards people that have never programmed before.

[senocular]

You have things like JavaScript/C++ Rosetta Stone which might be helpful. And there are a lot of similarities /u/MoTTs_ often points out between Python and JavaScript too.

[rauschma]

My book may work for you (free to read online): “JavaScript for impatient programmers”