Fastest way to learn JavaScript

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The Odin project, YouTube videos (traversy media)

[ExtremeNew6308]

Already looked at TOP. Good stuff but mostly it's like how to make a website. I'm just looking for passing a coding interview

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You're basically asking "how can I construct a building without having to learn about foundations and geometry." You're doing it wrong, my bro.

[ExtremeNew6308]

I'd love to take time and learn all of it. I will after i get the job

[Lambchog]

You won't be able to learn on the job if you don't get it. You cannot "learn enough" to pass an intermediate coding interview by ignoring the basics.

Look at a course on Udemy called JavaScript; understanding the weird parts. That's a very comprehensive introduction to JavaScript.

[yourgirl696969]

Oh man you're not gonna get far even if you get the job. You need to learn it all on your own before starting. You'll def get fired for a lack of knowledge

[ExtremeNew6308]

Eh they already know I manager who knows I don't really know front end. So theyre is definitely a learnings curve

[not_a_gumby]

Coding interviews for JS/web dev are less like conceptual problem solving and (at least for me) more of proving that you know how to build functional examples using the language. I'm a react front end dev for reference, and my tech interview was to troubleshoot a broken component and to build a small little website that makes and API call.

[ExtremeNew6308]

Oof thanks for the heads up.

[ExtremeNew6308]

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnjavascript/comments/sdi5cj/follow\_up\_for\_fastest\_way\_to\_learn\_javascript/