A set of Udemy courses by Andrew Mead teaching JavaScript, aimed at building practical web and app projects. Commenters describe the courses as paid but worth the money.

Commenters call the courses worth the money and say they learned a lot from them while building projects.

On Reddit (3)

1. Recommendsstarravenr/learnprogramming2022in “31 year old fire fighter looking for a career change. Is this too late? Please help.”

   I had a job as a substitute teacher and would get off work at 2pm. So I had plenty of time to study. I did not work all through that time, The pandemic happened, schools shut down, and I got PUA while I stayed home and studied. During my time at the bootcamp I studied for 10 hrs a day. On my own…

2. RecommendsSignificant-Hawk4812r/learnprogramming2021in “Course recommendations for learning JavaScript?”▲ 2

   Just to throw in another recommendation, check out Andrew Mead’s JS courses on Udemy, they are not free but it’s money well invested in my opinion. Good luck and have fun learning!

3. MentionsUnable_Count_1635r/learnprogramming2022in “How did you learn Java Script? How did it click?”▲ 1

   Just watch all of dev Ed’s and net ninja videos on YouTube. Also take Andrew meads course on udemy.

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