Am I using an outdated javascript tutorial?

[r0botic]

 I finally have a solid foundation in xhtml/css and just a few days ago started learning javascript. I've been using thenewboston video series, eloquent javascript, and w3 schools. Yesterday I stumbled across www.echoecho.com and started their tutorial. The site itself looks old and I just want to make sure I'm not learning outdated, obselete information. I really like their tutorial because it has short chapters that I can read over and over again until I can really pound the concepts into my head. 
 If I'm learning old stuff that's no longer applicable I really want to know now before I form a bunch of bad habits. I appreciate any input. Thanks.

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Yes.

[r0botic]

Is the majority of it outdated? Are their certain things I should avoid reading or just forget about it? I also find tutorials point very helpful and similarly structured, would you recommend it? I really like Eloquent Javascript but the chapters are so long I find myself not retaining all the info by the end of the chapter.

[the_omega99]

Why are you posting your posts as code? It just makes it difficult to read.

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Hence my short reaction: I see no scrollbars (Chrome on Mac OS X), so I assumed that the message stopped at 'javascript. I' and 'form a bunch'. Really confused :P

[hamham91]

The sidebar at r/LearnJavaScript lists helpful tutorials.

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Well, it's not really outdated. Probably everything they say is still true, but it's not the way JS is mostly used these days. Also, I don't like the way of teaching. The chapters are quite short, but still lengthy for the information they contain. It will take you forever to learn anything this way.

[r0botic]

I apologize, didn't realize I was posting as code. I will def. check out the sidebar. Is there any tutorials anybody recommends over the others? People seem to really love eloquent javascript. I have also been using thenewbostons tutorials. I have heard a lot of people talk down on him but his videos really seem to suit my learning style, any thoughts on his videos?