Books 📚 or. Websites you use for learning JavaScript, please 🙏🙏

Answer 1

I would recommend _JavaScript: A Beginner's Guide_ and _Eloquent JavaScript_.

I am currently reading both books and have learned a lot from them.

_JavaScript: A Beginner's Guide_ is a fine introduction. One reason I like it is it has quizzes and homework problems. The quizzes are a reliable way to test yourself and see what you need to work on.

_Eloquent JavaScript_ is a book that has frequently been recommended to me by more experienced programmers, and it is obvious why. It is slightly more demanding than the former and goes into more depth, but don't let this dissuade you from reading it. The fact it goes a little deeper, combined with its sharp clarity, is what makes it so fantastic. It will improve your understanding of JavaScript (and code in general) while turning you into a better programmer. I recommend pairing it with the other book.

As far as resources go, there are obviously too many to count and this can make things a bit confusing and/or overwhelming. For now, I would pick one or two courses and focus on those while simultaneously going through the books. Tech blogs are also a wonderful way to learn.

Here are some free resources:

FreeCodeCamp
Codecademy
Sololearn
Coursera
Edx
CodeNewbie

Reddit:
r/javascript
r/learntocode

Blogs:
Daily JS
SoloLearn Blog (this has very useful information)
Daily Walsh Blog (contains a section of JS tutorials)
DEV Community
FreeCodeCamp Blog
...

Hope this helps and good luck!

Answer 2

https://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript

Answer 3

https://goalkicker.com/JavaScriptBook/

Answer 4

Thanks all of you