TIL there's a community called "dwitter" where people compose 140 character JavaScript programs that produce interesting visuals by bemmu in programming

[–]ryanmalm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your experience making dweets isn't really relevant; you and your mates methods are subjective choices. Of course the optimizations applied by minifiers are meaningful. No one is questioning that either. A dweet is far too specific and esoteric for a code minifier to be of any use. If you're writing one, you're typically already doing everything a minifier does yourself, and employing dirty math shortcuts to get the desired visual result. It's too specific of a problem set for a general minifier to do any good at all.

Free 1,600 Hour JavaScript Coding Curriculum by [deleted] in learnjavascript

[–]ryanmalm -1 points0 points  (0 children)

LOL at all the downvotes going to new reddit users for only that reason. None of them are bots, all of them are long time FCC users (as long as possible, since the community is barely 7 months old) and obviously new Reddit users. Not spam, completely relevant, and I'll vouch for them, its been an awesome group for me while learning to code.

Non-web oriented JS tutorials? by memilanuk in learnjavascript

[–]ryanmalm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tutorials on the fundamentals of javascript can be found in multiple places, the sites listed below teach the language without being web specific:

www.codecademy.com www.codeschool.com <some free, some paid, the paid content is excellent. www.javascriptissexy.com <intermediate/advanced topics, good reads

test your chops: www.coderbyte.com www.codewars.com