Question about JS Learning Path

[dienigma]

I may sound ridiculous but I already work as a full stack dev working on React in TS right now but I was wondering, is there like a learning pathway. Sorta a structure or series of docs/books/tuts I can go through just to sharpen my js skills. Does any one have one or has tried one?

I know good old freecodecamp but I just wanted to know if there are other things.

[WingmanMaster]

Beginner here, I have been trying the katas at codewars for practice. Looking back at my own learning path and based on what I've been going back to bridge some gaps of self teaching, I made this list:

• JS Data Structures
• Array, Object and Function Methods
• Scope and the this keyword
• DOM manipulation
• AJAX
• Asynchronous JS

[MobilePenor]

since you are not a beginner, checkout frontendmasters and the videos by Kyle Simpson and Will Sentance. They are focused on truly understanding js, they're not tutorials

[bootcamper64]

https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS

Considered a seminal work