What is the best way to perfectly learn Javascript?

Question

Javascript

Answer 1

Here some javascript small exercises. Just to exercise your skills
https://skillcrush.com/2018/06/18/projects-you-can-do-with-javascript/

Answer 2

Practice, practice, practice. Read tutorials and practice the examples, examine other's codes and imitate them. Read tech blogs and be up- to-day about new features/ frameworks of your favorite language. And practice again, each week, daily.

Answer 3

You just learn form Google , there a lot of videos & example here.you should need a mentor who always help you.

Answer 4

Read every day,study more,and practice everything you read.

Answer 5

Lol Setshabelo no one said read the same thing every day.

Answer 6

But if i ready everyday, I'm eventually gonna read the same thing everyday

Answer 7

Currently I'm a c# developer and i realised that if i can master this 2 (c# and Javascript) and can be the best programmer for the market, isn't it so?

Answer 8

See my codes I am in c# and JavaScript both try to read and practice anything you read .it's the best way.

Answer 9

https://goalkicker.com
Those are the best books will help you

Answer 10

I already know the basic and the syntax and the approach, but i still fill like i havent done anything, Javascript is a very powerful language

Answer 11

Wow, then we both on the same track, can you pleasd share with me other platforms you use for enhancing your skills

Answer 12

Thanks bro, i really have passion for this 2 languages

Answer 13

Thank you i really wanna be perfect in Javascript, but i was only lacking on how to enhance my skills

Answer 14

You dont necessrily need a menotor. You can ask sololearn or look up some stuff online. and oractice the things you learn. Im the same way; Im beginner to javascript and im just looling at some simole codes and try to understand it.

Answer 15

Well I'm impressed by your codes 👍👍👍👏👏👏

Answer 16

Yes and i only realised that i also have to fully understand CSS,

Answer 17

Do what you are doing currently(Solo Learning).