Best javascript tutorial for indepth knowledge

[encephalitis]

i am beginner to JS , i am stumbling upon Promises and stuff , does any know a comprehensive course on that ?

 

[sanjai kumar]

i am beginner to JS , i am stumbling upon Promises and stuff , does any know a comprehensive course on that ?

I am too searching for the best course!

 

[rishu2022]

For Beginners, I really enjoyed the Modern JavaScript Bootcamp Course - Stephen Grider, Colt Steele ---> Both are great teachers. I bought the course and finished it. Initially, I was jumping here and there. As teachers, they manage to keep the student interested. The only one that comes close (for me) is Brad Traversy.

Then, for advanced, I am currently going through Frontend Masters JavaScript Path. It has all the depth one shall need as a starting dev, I suppose.

Anthony Alicea's course is also famous for depth, but I skipped that.

And yes, I started with Scrimba's free JS course and finished their JavaScript course in a couple of days.


The best text based resources:

Odin Project:

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freeCodeCamp:

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JavaScript.info:

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MDN:
MDN Full WebDev course: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Front-end_web_developer

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[steve]

Checkout The Modern Javascript Bootcamp. It has excellent three sections on promises and async stuffs in js.

 

[Mritunjay]

Check out

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gem.

 

[Berlin Professor]

check out UI.DEV js courses pretty good actually!

 

[sanjai kumar]

check out UI.DEV js courses pretty good actually!

Do we have this in our forum!

 

[marcusholloway]

learn from JavaScript. The Definitive Guide, 7th edition.

 

[uzairkk]

Check out this

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it has an in-depth section on asynchronous javascript.

 

[Wanderer]

There is no such thing as best thing in life. If you put totally yourself into something then it becomes a great thing!

Give JavaScript: The Hard Parts v2 a try,

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This is part-1 of the complete JavaScript Learning Path. Write Professional, Modern JavaScript From JavaScript foundations, all the way to Hardcore Functional JavaScript, find out how far you can go with your JavaScript abilities!

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[shazz]

Do we have this in our forum!

I agree UI.Dev is very good

 

[Satoshi Kishimoto]

Javascript is a very big subject tbh , you can't learn it through a single video course , it is hard to bootstrap all the things thats important in javascript into a single video course , I suggest you to read You don't know Javascript book , there are many parts , watch Akshay Saini youtube videos for truly understanding the underlying architecture and working of javascript , take time and master Javascript once and for all

 

[Berlin Professor]

Do we have this in our forum!

We do.

 

[rishu2022]

Check out this

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it has an in-depth section on asynchronous javascript.

I forgot to mention this, as I left it midway (it was getting tiring, and I couldn't handle the information overload ). Probably the most comprehensive single course on JS on Udemy. Yup, it's a great one as well.


A good project using JS:

 

[SoulSurvivor7]

Odin Project + Javascript.info.

You don't need more.
And the best thing, it's free.


If you could just buy one paid course. I would recommend:
JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts

 

[SoulSurvivor7]

Check out this

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it has an in-depth section on asynchronous javascript.

Yes, heard a lot of good things about this course.
Bought his advanced CSS course 2 years ago. But i found it quit boring. Videos are also too long.
The problem is also that most of the time you just code along with the instructor.
If you want to learn JS really fast. I encourage people just to try and build sh*t on their own.

That's why i recommend The Odin Project. The Odin Project will not handhold you. You will need to figure it out on your own most of the time. Developers are problem solvers. The Odin Project will give you the right mindset.

You will get frustrated. But once you finish a big project on your own, it will feel like you won the lottery lol.
This is the only way to be a JS master.

 

[encephalitis]

Yes, heard a lot of good things about this course.
Bought his advanced CSS course 2 years ago. But i found it quit boring. Videos are also too long.
The problem is also that most of the time you just code along with the instructor.
If you want to learn JS really fast. I encourage people just to try and build sh*t on their own.

That's why i recommend The Odin Project. The Odin Project will not handhold you. You will need to figure it out on your own most of the time. Developers are problem solvers. The Odin Project will give you the right mindset.

You will get frustrated. But once you finish a big project on your own, it will feel like you won the lottery lol.
This is the only way to be a JS master.

the only problem is that if we try to learn on our own , we'll end up reinventing the wheel , production grade/bug-free code is the need for this hour

 

[rishu2022]

Yes, heard a lot of good things about this course.
Bought his advanced CSS course 2 years ago. But i found it quit boring. Videos are also too long.
The problem is also that most of the time you just code along with the instructor.
If you want to learn JS really fast. I encourage people just to try and build sh*t on their own.

That's why i recommend The Odin Project. The Odin Project will not handhold you. You will need to figure it out on your own most of the time. Developers are problem solvers. The Odin Project will give you the right mindset.

You will get frustrated. But once you finish a big project on your own, it will feel like you won the lottery lol.
This is the only way to be a JS master.

Agree. Javascript.info is legit.

@encephalitis
Ultimately learning will boil down down to projects. Check this one out for projects:

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(free)
Another one: JavaScript Web Projects: 20 Projects to Build Your Portfolio

I think all legit names and resources for learning JS have now been covered through various inputs.

Also this thread:

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And this was something I prepared via online research:

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[steve]

I forgot to mention this, as I left it midway (it was getting tiring, and I couldn't handle the information overload ). Probably the most comprehensive single course on JS on Udemy. Yup, it's a great one as well.

same here. it was my first js course that I took, left it midway especially the videos are too long. And will lost motivation on midway. That's why I never take Academind, Jonas, Zero to mastery courses.

 

[encephalitis]

same here. it was my first js course that I took, left it midway especially the videos are too long. And will lost motivation on midway. That's why I never take Academind, Jonas, Zero to mastery courses.
academind is overrate tbh , it made me to hate react to the core and later discorvered its pretty simple