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30 Days of JavaScript

Wes Bos

4 recommenders · 4 threads · recommended in 4 years, 2016–2022 · score 4.0

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A free 30-day JavaScript course by Wes Bos that teaches core JavaScript through building small apps and components, one project per day.

Commenters call it a free, practical way to learn fundamental JavaScript by building small apps, and recommend it as a starting point.

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  1. Strongly recommendsbitsofsickr/webdev2016in “react vs angular for job?”

    JavaScript is the superset of both frameworks. Learn JavaScript well, through whatever frameworks you find interesting, while always focusing on how things relate to vanilla JS. This will help ensure your knowledge isn't mostly trend-based, and in the long-term will put you further and further…

  2. Recommendslazyk1llerr/webdev2022in “How to learn Js?”

    keep doing odin project I think it offers some great projects and explanation for all programming, but u also need some practice but before u get real.practice watch someone build so website where u can follow along and learn how to do some few cool tricks I recommend you to check out wesbos's 30…

  3. Recommendsdoconline76r/learnprogramming2020in “I have one year to get a job. Can I get something programming related with daily study for a year ?”▲ 3

    Yes it is possible but what are you planning to do in Asia? If this supposed to be a vacation / down time for your wife if she is the main breadwinner? Might be worth having a chat with her and explaining what you want to do and maybe hit it hard when you get back? If she goes back to work, and…

  4. RecommendsWoeMr/learnprogramming2018in “App Academy Online vs Freecodecamp?”

    Hey there, i used the online aA when it was in alpha and if its similar to what you're talking about then its usefullness is limited. Its basically going to familiarize you with syntax and getting used to breaking big problems into smaller functions, which can be good if you're new to programming…

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