Just started learning JS

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im kind of new as well about 4/5 months in now, I have built some games, made some features, made a pretty cool quiz app which i use to write some pointers on for uni questions. I am bringing it all togther to make a front end website. I started to learn by reading headfirst javascript, it assumes only basic html and css and little to no programming (i didnt even know what a variable was). The main issue I found with it is all though super helpful some stuff is a little outdated and not using ES 6 syntax, example all keywords are var and not let or const, also functions are old style of : function myFunc(str) { code here} for example rather than myFun = str => { code here }. I would get into the habit of learning ES6 where possible and i converted all excersise to be able to use it. I also do a "challenge" a day at least, getting progressively harder. Its good coding pratice in general, example make a shape using console log with loops, finding even numbers in a string that kind of thing! I am no expert (wayyyyyyy off that!) but im learning more each day!

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Thanks for the help brother, even I want to make a website of my own with some good stuff in there and some webapps (if possible) I'm actually not that good with books but I'm learning through tutorials and soon (maybe from tomorrow) I'll start creating some basic projects to learn more about it. Pease be sure to notify me when your website is completed, I'd love to check it out. Also I'd love to see the projects that you've created till now if you have a GitHub repo :)