On 2021-05-05, Case Duckworth <
acdw@acdw.net> wrote:
James Tomasino <tomasino@cosmic.voyage> writes:
On 2021-05-05, Mhj <genyaarikado@comcast.net> wrote:
Javascript mostly pays my bills.
Just curious, tomasino, do you have any good resources to learn
Javascript? I know basic programming ideas and stuff, but I've
hesitated learning JS deeply b/c there's so many frameworks, libraries, practices, etc. that I don't know where to begin.
If you're looking for tutorial sites I really like scrimba. Their video
+ editor system is a nice combo of passive and active learning. I'd
suggest picking up the language basics with something like that and not
looking at any frameworks until you complete it. Once you know how
vanilla JS works it may be helpful to refamiliarize yourself with HTML5
and CSS as well before jumping into learning about React or VueJS (don't
bother with Angular). If you complete a basic JS, HTML5, CSS, + 1 or the
other framework training course you'll have a solid foundation to
actually do most stuff. After that it's like anything else. Figure out a project or two you can do to practice it and produce something.
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