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JavaScript Course
Udemy
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2020–2021 · score 3.5
A video course on JavaScript sold through Udemy, featuring a multi-hour introduction to the language. The commenters refer to it generally rather than a single named instructor's course, and the specific course linked is a YouTube preview of an Udemy JavaScript course.
Commenters describe Udemy's JavaScript courses as a great starting point, and one says a preview of an Udemy course gives a better foundation than most other videos.
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20202021
The Mozilla MDN would be the best place to start if your looking for something free; https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/JavaScript Here's a video of the first three hours of an Udemy course (on YouTube) that will help. Highly recommended; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv\_5Zv5c-Ts It…
I recommend udemy for learning javascript, there are some great courses on there (though not free).
Hacker news seems to be bashing this news. I didn’t realise how toxic that place was. There are some quality courses on Udemy that are Great starting point to learning something new. It helped me a bunch in getting going with JS.
First, interest is crucial. If you're not interested in something you won't retain the information easily. This applies to everything. You said you're interested, so that's already good. Next what you need to do is either create a curriculum for yourself, or follow one that has been built by…