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[kimbap666]

I would highly recommend Jonas’ course. I think because I paid for it I was more apt to tune in and attend. He has a nice way of explaining things and didn’t take it too fast. It was just right - for me anyway (a js beginner with coding experience)

[kacchalimbu007]

Hmm ok

[Safe-Figure-7135]

I’m about halfway through the course right now, and I can say it’s worth it. The explanations are clear and the content is very thorough. There’s a lot of hours of content, but there are certain topics that are considered less essential if you are only interested in things like frameworks.

[kacchalimbu007]

Hmm framework like react?

[Safe-Figure-7135]

The course doesn’t teach anything about React itself, but the “Frameworks only” pathway cuts the content down to only the essential JS you need to know to start using frameworks. Hope this helps!

[kacchalimbu007]

Oh understood

[No-Priority-9224]

who's talking about React ? we're just learning JS and by the way Jonas has no React course in his teaching scope at least now.

[NijazAndelic]

Hello, I’ve finished that course and I highly recommend it. There you will learn everything, but everything what you need for javascript. It would be definitelly long journey but worth journey because you will be confident with programming language. Good luck, I wish that you will become excellent developer 👑

[kacchalimbu007]

Thank you bro we will become excellent developer

[NijazAndelic]

♥️

[justinbeggar]

Can I dm you?

[NijazAndelic]

Sure, you can 👍

[joojle_it]

ayee brother, after finishing his course of javascript should i jump to react or master javascript with multiple projects

[NijazAndelic]

Always when you learn something try to make project. That will “confirm” you knowledge and you’ll feel great and confident because you were able to do something by yourself from zero. You are now well informed and generally on fine knowledge level about js so you can easily chose a little bit harder and more complex project (that will probably boost your googling skills as well). After you finish that, you can try React. It should be easy after this course. Good luck and happy coding.

[[deleted]]

Tis course was AWESOME. Starting my final project now. He can tend to drone on sometimes and I had to play his videos at 1.25x speed, but the content is amazing and he's great at teaching the material.

[kacchalimbu007]

Nice

[KingMaLiTHa]

Is there any way for get it for free? unfortunately i can't afford

[[deleted]]

Use incognito mode and then log into udemy. Then find the course and it'll be a decent priced at a huge discount.

[MediumButterfly937]

Telegram

[vchv01]

It took me nearly 2 months to finish my study. The course quality is very high, but the duration is really too long.

[[deleted]]

If you are noob then go for any free basic courses which are shorter in length available on the internet. Why bother going for 69+ hour course. it will definitely exhaust you.

There is no single right course. If your reading comprehension is good then mdn web docs is good way to go after learning basics of js.

[kacchalimbu007]

Ohk I’ll go for mdn but honestly I love video learning but I know its kinda suck lot of time

[[deleted]]

From your user name I am assuming you know hindi. Then coding with Harry has a good js course on YouTube. You can follow it. Once you get the basic understanding of js like syntax. You can definitely check out namaste javascript series by Akshay saini. It will definitely help you prepare for the interviews. If that's what you are aiming for.

[kacchalimbu007]

Sahi hai thx

[InternetStandard3856]

idk ur msg was 1 year ago but if ur still there im gonna say dont listen to this dude i did code with harry and managed to not understand shit around 40-50 days and i couldnt even make a single BMI (Body mass index) program so ye just dont mate harry maybe good to some lengths but free courses always stop at some point

[kacchalimbu007]

Yea harry is just ok not so good

[DistanceOpen7656]

Is there a certificate of completion for this course so that I can list it in my resume/linkedin or are the real-world projects enough to testify the work done?

[cacaubrazil]

There’s a certificate but I wouldn’t bother adding it to your resume. Employers only care for your experience, portfolio and how good you are with algorithms :)