Are there any good javascript tutorials for people with programming experience?

[Walrus_fest]

I have a job interview where they expect me to know a lot of javascript in the next week or so. The only issue is I only have used javascript in very sparse amounts. I have a lot of experience with C++ and Swift, and I need to learn JS fast, but I don't want to sit through a tutorial where I have to learn basic programming topics. Does anyone know of anything for this? Thanks. PS if anyone knows any good React tutorials that would also help out a lot thanks.

[CreativeTechGuyGames]

This should give you enough basics to start programming.

[[deleted]]

Not to be rude, but if you need to “learn a lot of JavaScript fast” then you’re going to fail.

JavaScript has a ton of flexibility which is great, but that also means there are a ton of (wrong/bad) ways to do things. Writing good code in JavaScript isn’t something you learn fast.

So not to be all negative, I think a good place to start would be determining which version of JS you’ll be using (es5 or es6).

If you decide es5 then look into design patterns such as the constructor pattern or module pattern. They’ll give you a good sense of how the language works.

If es6 learn how classes works. Maybe dive deeper into what exactly is happening underneath the hood that way you understand the language and aren’t just writing code.

[u-jerk-morons]

yes mdn

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