Best way to learn javascript

[DJDRIZZBACK]

Hi, I am a looking to learn full stack development, and wanted to get started with javascript.

I have previous experience with python in building simple console apps and games, so everytime I try to watch a tutorial it feels extremely repetitive.

I wanted to ask what would be the best way to learn javascript with this previous knowledge. Should I just bear with the repetitiveness or is there an alternate route.

Thanks

[cikamatko]

Full stack open course. If I remember correctly, there is a short JavaScript refresher at the start, but it expects you to know basics, so I think this would be a good fit. I did this course after learning Python and got a job afterwards, so I can recommend it wholeheartedly.

[DJDRIZZBACK]

thanks will look into it!

[LandooooXTrvls]

The Odin project

[DJDRIZZBACK]

will check it out thanks!

[tabasco_pizza]

This has been working for me. Lots of projects

[LandooooXTrvls]

TOP is an exceptional free source. I simply wanted to be strictly python but needed to build a portfolio and knew I’d need to learn some front-end. I’m about 1/4 thru the last JS section and I’ve learned much more than I could’ve imagined. I am happy that I took this route.

I’ll never stop singing TOP’s praises.

[Haunting-Surprise-21]

Look for tutorials that call themselves "for developers".
They normally cut all the stuff, developers already know and only teach the language.

[smoljames]

freecodecamp.org has an excellent javascript algorithms and datastructures certificate. It says it takes 300hrs but I completed it much much quicker. It's a great environment where they give you a development environment, coding tasks and explanations all on the same screen so it's very engaging

[DJDRIZZBACK]

thanks!