#441 on Reddit
JavaScript Course (Traversy Media)
Udemy
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2019–2022 · score 3.1
A Udemy course by Brad Traversy covering JavaScript fundamentals for building websites and web apps. It is aimed at learners who already know HTML and CSS and want to move into programming.
Commenters point to it as the natural next step after HTML/CSS, recommending it as a practical way to get comfortable with JavaScript for web development.
Recommendations by year
20192022
There’s money to be made with elementor, but not that much imo. It’s low-skill work. College isn’t ideal for web development specifically, as the technologies change so rapidly that the courses don’t teach you explicitly how to build web applications. Instead, they’ll give you an understanding of…
I'll give my opinion on your question of what to do next. You mentioned you know html and css. I'd recommend learning some javascript to compliment those. I like Brad Traversy's udemy course here, but find something which looks good to you. At that point, you'll have more complete frontend…
So I'm you. Like. No joke. New to programming, and unsure what to do. Ok. So a lot of people around here will tell you c/c++ but I think they're wrong. A lot of people who start out in programming are self learning, so they don't have a structure. Instant gratification is where it's at. It's…