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What Is The Best Way To Learn Javascript ?
please tell me😶😶
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1) Eloquent JavaScript by Marijn Haverbeke
Marijin Haverbeke wrote the digital book called the Eloquent JavaScript. JavaScript can be learned from this book. The entire book can be accessed by you online. Programmers of any level can use the Eloquent JavaScript at their best.
You can learn in detail about computers in this book and how to use them. Currently, screwdrivers and computers can be compared effectively but they have lots of hidden complexity and therefore are tougher for operating and understanding. Most of them remain alien and are less frightening.
2) Learn about JavaScript Design patterns by Addy Osmani
About both recent and classical design patterns can be learned from his book that will assist you to Structure code in a wonderful manner. The main target of this book is on advanced JavaScript concepts like Command Pattern, Prototype pattern, and MVC patterns.
One of the significant parts of writing maintainable code is to notice the themes which are recurring in that code and optimize them.
3) JavaScript for Cats
You can start learning JavaScript even if you are a cat and you can also find lots of wonderful place than this online book. This book offers an excellent introduction to JavaScript.
4) Mozilla’s JavaScript Guide
This developer resource network has Mozilla JavaScript Guide that has come up. It is one of the most significant guides that assists you to teach hands-on.
Read More:- http://crbtech.in/Java-Training/best-10-resources-for-learning-javascript/
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follow the JavaScript course of Sololearn 🤗
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Ok Friend I'll Do It..Thanks :-)
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Yahh Friends 👌 These Days I'm Learning Js & Practicing Codes 😊👋👋
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1. Best way to learn is to practise
2. Finish the Javascript Tutorial in SoloLearn
3. View the codes made by the public
4. Create websites of your own
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Thank You @Metrix Friend😊
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pranit patil thank You Friend..Your advice is useful for me☺️
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I took review from SoloLearn got some idea, then tried in codecademy it's ok but u can skip directly to w3shcools . Now at w3shcools I stayed for like 15 days straight taking notes , practising , and applying it in my projects.
now I have to refer Mozilla Developers network or stackoverflow for any problems.
coz references from w3shcools for JavaScript is in my head now (even all DOM BOM properties) which is a big achievement , now I only worry about programming logics
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i think you should
1.Best way to learn is to practise
2. Finish the Javascript Tutorial in SoloLearn
3. View the codes made by the public
4. w3schools,Mozilla developers
4. Create websites of your own
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I actually learned in w3schools. I started from the basics and also w3schools is a reference for when you get into trouble.
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https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/739193/?ref=app
we have got many cool posts in this thread for JavaScript for any level , be sure to check it out
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read 'You dont know javascript' books. Its free to read on github and it goes very deep into the language. https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS/blob/master/README.md
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http://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses#Computer%20Science%20Courses
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In the same boat