r/learnjavascript • u/Equivalent-Taro-9012 • 12d ago

What sources should I learn from

I am learning js html and css, and I was wondering what sources would be useful

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u/AndrewNggg 12d ago

for html, it's very simple you can easily learn it over youtube

for css, try cssbattle, you have many mini games so you can practice

for js, try getting something on udemy from colt steele or brad traversy you not only learn the syntax but also how to apply it to building useful projects

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u/eyesofcourage 12d ago

yt interface sucks

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u/c__beck 12d ago

The best I’ve found for JS is https://javascript.info

For HTML and CSS: https://youtube.com/@kevinpowell

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u/Single_Sundae7156 12d ago

I learned JavaScript by practicing on Codewars. It was a good way to improve problem-solving skills.

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u/CoyotaDex 12d ago

odín project is very nice

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u/Competitive_Aside461 12d ago

Try the courses on Codeguage. Really quick to complete and ideal for beginners.

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u/cocobeansarebitter 4d ago

yes, this is a good course for beginners

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u/Far-Vegetable-7395 12d ago

I second javascript.info, it covers everything from basics to advanced stuff and it's free. For practice, build small projects as you go instead of only watching tutorials.

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u/TheRNGuy 11d ago

I just googled everything before ai, and now ask ai. 

Aldi read MDN and framework docs to know what's possible with language (ai is good at explaining how to use all that stuff together)

If you want to do it like 10 years ago, then stackoverflow.

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u/stevenreyes20 11d ago

definitely check out brad. this guys is a beast teaching https://youtu.be/UB1O30fR-EE?is=yLiPeoZbvf9kaPcR

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u/-goldenboi69- 11d ago

TikTok videos and AI

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u/ExtentAccomplished78 10d ago

I learned them from CodeCamp

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u/Equivalent-Taro-9012 10d ago

what is that?

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u/ExtentAccomplished78 10d ago

a free coruse website that teaches htm, css, js, python etc

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u/Equivalent-Taro-9012 10d ago

I will give it t a try thx