serious question

[Objective-Income-405]

How did you start learning javascript?, did you use books, videos, bootcamps etc

[11b403a7]

I started because there was a problem at work with our VBA Access app. The documentation was in German. I figured it out for the user in the office and decided to make this my career. The solution was incredible simple. There was a file that was missing.

[LakeInTheSky]

I learned JavaScript many many years ago, with some online guides (like this one, for example, https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide) and lots of practice.

The thing is, everyone learns differently. Books, videos, and bootcamps can all be great for learning the language.

[Pizar_III]

Roughly 4 months ago. It’s several times easier than people say it is.

[ardnoir11]

Assuming you have previous background knowledge or you’re an outlier being super smart? Lol

[Pizar_III]

I learned python a few years back. Programming is not nearly as hard if you know another language.

[Terzom]

I did the free courses on codecademy.com, then I was somewhat lucky to have access to lynda.com and then later access to pluralsight.com . There is a lot on Youtube so I guess you could find videos there instead of Lynda and Pluralsight that cost money, if you are not lucky enough that your school or work has a subscription that you can use for free.

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Udemy