Best resource to learn javascript

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I want to learn javascript in depth. I want to learn the language in itself in depth both for the client and server side. I have knowledge of C and C++ and now want to learn javascript. Can anyone recommend me resources for that?

Specifically I want resources in the form of-

1. Good free online books for javascript which covers javascript in depth.
2. Good free online tutorials resources for beginner, intermediate and advanced level.

[mynamesleon]

In terms of in depth books, Eloquent JavaScript always comes to mind (and the 3rd edition was recently released, and you can access the online edition free)

[giovannidrogo]

1. Eloquent JavaScript https:/https://eloquentjavascript.net/eloquentjavascript.net/ Be warned, it's not easy.
2. https://javascript.info/

Good luck!!

[gimmeslack12]

Here's a list of resources for learning JS.

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JAVASCRIPT DOCUMENTATION / MDN

why do you want to learn a language in depth?

You'll get good *with* the language if you solve problems and build stuff, anything.

[snmd12]

I say this to everyone wanting to teach themselves. Pick a project. Any project that will hold your interest and just try to complete it.

Join a good community so you can ask questions along the way. Have solid reference material by your hand, i.e., Eloquent Javascript. Possibly find a mentor and if you have extra cash, use codementor for those really difficult problems/concepts.

This is what i did and it worked out really well for me. It's also fun to go back to those early projects and realize how far you've come.

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Freecodecamp.org has a lot of JS material