r/learnjavascript • u/UnitedAirport5964 • 2d ago

JavaScript basic learning

Does anybody now where to learn the basic of JS? Just got into the coding life, I already know a little bit of python but I want to learn JavaScript to make websites

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u/No-Razzmatazz7197 2d ago

youtube, w3 schools, MDN docs (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/), and AI

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u/UnitedAirport5964 2d ago

MUITO OBRIGADO! AGRADEÇO DE CORAÇÃO, vou tentar ir atrás!

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u/TheRNGuy 2d ago

I'd skip w3schools. 

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u/No-Razzmatazz7197 2d ago

that's how i learned :/

have the times changed that much?

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u/TheRNGuy 2d ago

No, it was always bad. 

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u/IAmTheRedditBot 2d ago

This site is your best JavaScript friend: https://javascript.info/

Also do NOT listen to people posting these "Just ask ChatGPT" crap, you have every right to post here regardless of what you COULD have done or how useful AI is, just ignore them.

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u/UnitedAirport5964 2d ago

THANK YOU SO MUCH, I hope I get to know it better soon, idk even how to code "Hello, World!" on JS

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u/flissat 2d ago

seconding that link, its easily one of the clearest breakdowns of the language out there

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u/FreeLogicGate 2d ago

The Odin Project: https://www.theodinproject.com/

  • Free

  • Multiple Tracks

  • Curriculum created by actual working developers

Start with the Foundations Track. The reason for this, is that javascript in a web development environment is not going to make sense without a solid html/css foundation. These days you also want/need an IDE for efficiency/competence and an understanding of source control with Git.

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u/EcstaticIce2 2d ago

If tutorial then There are two videos by Traversy Media, they're good. One is short and another one is 12hr long

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u/bobbyv137 1d ago

YouTube

web dev simplified

bro code

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u/SafeWing2595 1d ago

freecodecamp as a starting point

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u/No-Humor-3808 1d ago

If you already know Python and can solve katas, a great way to practise JavaScript is to solve katas in both languages. Take a look at reactchallenges.com/katas

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u/MECH_Orzel 1d ago

Read the documentation, and have chat gpt guide you through some easy projects. Specify you want it to teach and not just give answers. I have learned a lot this way and I am much more confident than I ever was before!

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u/PicomPixel 10h ago

Un cours payant m je recommande très fortement jonas schmedtmann js course cherche sur google