Should I start JavaScript lessons without completing HTML & CSS?

Question

I've the general knowledge about HTML & CSS, in fact I think I'm pretty good at those two, but yet I don't have deep knowledge about them. So I was asking if I should complete them before starting JS?

Answer 1

Yes. If you have basic knowledge about html and css, you can go on to learn JS.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Not necessarily needed.

But before continuing the DOM lesson, you need to have small concept of HTML.

Normally, I suggest you to continue to JS just after completing HTML and basics of CSS.
Learn calmly.... Don't hurry...

Answer 4

JavaScript is just like a programming language like others.It can easily be learned as a programming language if you don't want to interact with front-end stuff. Then, you will need to learn concept such as DOM in JavaScript to interact with HTML and CSS.
In a nutshell, yes you can, if you have a basic grasp over them, then it is completely fine to start with JavaScript.

Answer 5

I actually like the idea of learning Javascript separately from learning the DOM API. All output would reside in the browser console or, better yet, a terminal window using NodeJS.

After learning vanilla JS, you can begin learning how to code against the DOM API to interact with the HTML elements and event model.

I suspect, trying to learn Javascript and the DOM API simultaneously is where a lot of people conflate concepts and get overwhelmed. It's just a thought. 🤷‍♂️😜

Answer 6

It is not necessary.
HTML is basically remembering tags and what to do with them. Easy enough.

CSS is abit harder, but still relatively easy. Simply 'decorating' whatever is in the HTML tags.

However, JS is abit more difficult. It will take you longer to learn, unless you understand it's concept straightaway.

So go for it. No reason why you can't learn all 3 if them, especially sice they go hand in hand. 👍😁

Answer 7

In my opinion no I would say start with html and CSS first 😆

Answer 8

The Cowboy He says he has a general knowledge if HTML and CSS.😁

Answer 9

Yes you could start JS before HTML and css....but its better or recomended to learn html then css after JS it will take a bit longer but its worth it.

WEB

HTML = (structure)images-logos-forms-headers-menus-etc.

CSS= (style)colors-size-layout-postioning-shapes-etc.

JAVASCRIPT=animations-interacativity-alerts-form validations etc.

Answer 10

Not advisable, need to get some knowledge of tags like div .?..🤔

Answer 11

Well, JS is for WEB anyway. So you have to interact with DOM using JS. So knowing basics of HTML and CSS is important.

Answer 12

Actually the main goal of JavaScript is the logic of your program so you can start learning JavaScript before HTML but you will get to a point where you need to make animations and interactions with the user,
at that point you need to start learning HTML and CSS.

Answer 13

Not really, xq basically JS is completely interactive, now if In CCS, you're pretty good at layout it could be if