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Javascript used for web interaction?

Javascript is used for web interaction but all language courses are too simplistic. What is the best way to start doing something more meaningful than just adding numbers and writing "Hello David?"

11th Nov 2016, 7:00 AM
Thanasis Gotsopoulos
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You will ultimately learn by DOING than studying. Coding actual applications(buy a domain and design your website, optimize it) is the ultimate certificate you will get(if u ain't coding already) learn by failing and trying until you figure it out. #Do Until
11th Nov 2016, 8:46 AM
Dennis Ngetich
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You can check out codecademy they have some nice tutorials. there are alot of great books on js you can probably find some on amazon. Go to sites you like and view the source code(f12/ctrl-u), read the docs like it's the bible,and create as much as you can. for Web Dev w3schools is also a great site to have bookmarked.
11th Nov 2016, 7:58 AM
Remmiq Sliv
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Reading an actual book that teaches javascript in depth would be a good idea. Also javascript is use in conjunction with html and css so you should build a website using all three together and that would probably be more meaningful than just sandboxing javascript alone.
11th Nov 2016, 7:44 AM
J.C Vega
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agree with you Dannis Ngetich
11th Nov 2016, 4:47 PM
Shafqat Ali
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it's used for HTML and CSS. HTML is webpage text coding, Javascript in charge of scripting the animation and operations, CSS i am not familiar myself, according to pros, they say it's about coloring of page?
15th Nov 2016, 8:58 AM
Lance
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Put it to use. Find a Slack channel or otuer forum of entry level developers and put something together. Build yourself a personal brand. Take on a project from UpWork (which you will ultimately mess up), and learn from it.
24th Nov 2016, 6:08 PM
Dorian McCready
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