Answer 1

Hello, sunil vishwakarma !
0.Do not let future solutions stop you from developing now
1.Do not let yourself forget what you've already learned 2.Approach to practice correctly
3.Think slowly and you'll learn faster
https://www.sitepoint.com/mind-tricks-to-learn-javascript-faster/

Answer 2

javascript.info, MDN and practice a lot

Answer 3

José Miguel S
depends on purposes, I think, and your possibilities, and many other clauses.

minimum - 2-3hours a day

Answer 4

José Miguel S
All these tools are about the same.
No matter what language, I think.

Language is just the tool, no more, like hammer or rake😁

Answer 5

Learn the very basics from an app like SoloLearn. Then go make an interactive website or webapp of any random thing. Google any problems, or how to make your ideas, and learn more JS while doing so.

That's basically what I did. I think learning while creating is very effective.

Answer 6

Read more,. Constant practice and join a discussion group

Answer 7

Practice. Take the lessons seriously and be engaging. Challenge yourself too. Good Luck

Answer 8

i am also learning javascript, thank you for posting this question.

Answer 9

How much do you think is a lot, 4rontender ?

Answer 10

I see, 4rontender . Do you think that's equally true for any other computer programming I want to learn?