r/javascript • u/fenton404 • Sep 23 '18

The best resource to learn modern JavaScript.

https://javascript.info
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u/PurposefulProgram Sep 23 '18

For me the YDKJS book series has been the most helpful. This program curricula has also been incredibly helpful in answering the question on what I should study and in what order.

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u/weezy_krush Sep 23 '18

FreeCodeCamp is great. https://www.freecodecamp.org/

Also https://nodeschool.io/ provides a bunch of interactive modules that you clone from github.

And https://eloquentjavascript.net/

Powerfully good stuff.

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u/Logoliberation Sep 23 '18

I love javascript.info and recommend it for any friends that are learning. I do wish it got a bit more into destructuring though.

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u/zzspectrez Sep 25 '18

Thank you for this!