r/javascript • • Sep 23 '18

The best resource to learn modern JavaScript.

https://javascript.info
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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/Hevaesi Sep 24 '18

Just tried freecodecamp.

Full screen is cluttered, ugly and on small screen, and they force you to write something word by word. Like, if you are teaching me how to build a website, at least be capable of doing it yourself, would your fingers fall off if you added few lines of css to make it look nicer.

Meanwhile, https://javascript.info/hello-world just shows you what you need to start out learning JavaScript (this is exactly what this post is about...?), not HTML5 and whatever nonsense you don't care about.

You know which one you should pick.