How to learn javascript? | Defend the Web

hejsa123
10 years ago

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How to learn javascript online?

kamzhik
10 years ago | edited 10 years ago

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This site is a good one Codecademy

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Cyan Wind [freewind1012]
10 years ago | edited 10 years ago

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Online resources:
[list]
[] W3Schools
[] Mozilla Developer Network
[] SitePoint
[] HTML Dog
[/list]

Online playground:
[list]
[*] Codecademy
[/list]

There are more on the Internet. Google is right there to serve you.

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Statey
10 years ago

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codeacademy is quite good for basics

Max Lockhart [MaxLockhart]
10 years ago

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I’d tell you all the exact same stuff, but also make sure to practice it and get a good understand of how to think on your own. Until I just started randomly creating things with JS it didn’t stick as well. Been using Javascript for about 2-3 months now and am pretty fluent and 4/5 of the time, I can answer my own questions.

singleton
10 years ago

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If you already know how to program in another language, this might be a good resource http://speakingjs.com/es5/

Mystery [kapuccino]
10 years ago

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I saw this when googling months ago. Hope this helps: http://yuiblog.com/crockford/

k.ami [Barte]
10 years ago

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download ebooks from “ it-ebooks.info ”

[IAmDevil]
10 years ago

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Yes I too advise Codecademy. Great site, great UI, also with easy-to-understand exercises with very clear explanations! ?

- @IAmDevil
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[deleted user]
10 years ago

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Hey Hejsa123 - kamzhik & freewind1012 as well as IAmDevil have all mentioned great sites to learn a variety of programming languages. Just make you choice as they are all good.

The one I like best is the Codecademy Site one. Very simple and good clear instructions. But you make your choice for what one is best for you. Nice to see someone who wants to learn and not just wanting answers to the levels.

[IAmDevil]
10 years ago

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Haha lol @ANONRA . Yeah it comes with a good feeling about the user that he/she actually has a goal in front of him/her-self and has the will and patience to learn each and every aspect clearly instead of just coming here and crying/begging for answers. ?
Hope you will enjoy your time here at HT @hejsa123 .

- @IAmDevil
Its good to be back! :D

Ammon Sprayberry [AlienWars]
10 years ago

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I also think that codecademy is the best place to learn Javascript it’s where I learned Javascript and I highly recommend it for anyone interested in any programming language.

Please try this site. Props to @jayssj11! Looks good!
http://elitesforum.cu.cc/index.php

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? [dfalcon]
10 years ago

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also, dont only try to learn a few types of programming, try to get all around skill and knowledge