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The Modern JavaScript Bootcamp
Udemy
3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2018–2019 · score 3.4
A Udemy video course that teaches modern vanilla JavaScript from the basics through ES6 and ES7, using hands-on challenges such as building to-do and notes apps. The 2018 edition is taught by Andrew Mead; commenters also mention a 2020 edition.
Commenters call it comprehensive and well taught, and one calls Andrew Mead probably the best teacher on Udemy.
Recommendations by year
20182019
Sure. You could always use freecodecamp which is pretty solid. Imo though something like eloquent js is going to have your JavaScript fundamentals much more sound than fcc. I’d def at least five eloquent js a try. The interactive website is pretty nice, every code snippet you can retype, edit, and…
https://www.udemy.com/modern-javascript/ TL:DR basically I recommend a course in which I'm 50% of the way through that has helped me no end in learning JS. Sorry if it seems like an add, I have no connection to the course in anyway and it was paid for with my own money! The 2018 JavaScript…
Haha, I haven't touched Angular, but I've heard that it's updated a lot \- I received a Grow With Google scholarship to go through Udacity's "Front End Web Development" course, so I'm working on that atm and I've bought a few Udemy courses as well. Colt Steele's "The Web Developer Bootcamp" course…
Thanks - I'm currently watching these ones both for the review and also for foundations: \- MIT OpenCourseWare Computer Science \- Colt Steele - The Modern Javascript Bootcamp Course (2020) I have also done many courses on Codecademy, Freecodecamp, Wes Bos, and some more on Lynda. Along with Wes…
I completed the course (although I will have to go back for bootstrap 4) and in a weird way I think I have gotten more out of it because of the outdated segments. It forced me to work through some segments with a lot less hand holding than would normally be available, which set me up for figuring…