How to Learn Javascript in 2023 (From ZERO)

straight to the point

great video

Hi Andy, I hope you are well, I watched your video, it was great, but as for finding training courses, I have to say that it is very difficult and impossible. Because many courses are very expensive and incomprehensible and not useful. Please recommend some great textbooks on learning JavaScript. To start from them and self-taught and from zero level. Thank you for your efforts.❤❤❤

TLSW; Do The Odin Project.

Right now I am taking meta front end and html/css is a breeze but Java script omg I’m more clueless than understand it and how to implement it in the real world but I am determined to continue my journey to become a self taught software engineer

I just started html tonight using free code camp just out of curiosity is that a good idea to continue ? So far I like it and the way it works for my brain

You're amazing

This was very helpful, thank you. I liked how you structured the projects leading to a main more complex goal.

Can we start Freelancing without doing any Job first?

I have a question...

what time scheduler do you use in the video?

Thank you for your tutorials and advice man. Its helped me so much!!!

Me who doesn't even know how to use a computer watching this

It's funny the music comparison. The way I learned to play guitar (which I now consider myself quite good at) and the way I learned the code is similar: tabs. Sure I could have learned music theory, but I was able to way more quickly play my favorite songs by just looking up tabs and "figuring it out". That's how I learned to code as well.

Extensibility: JavaScript allows developers to add new functionality to existing web applications. This is possible through the use of libraries and frameworks like jQuery, AngularJS, and ReactJS.

It is a client-side language, meaning it runs on the user's device rather than on a server, and is commonly used alongside HTML and CSS to add dynamic elements to web pages.

On the downside, because it is an interpreted language, it can be slower than compiled languages, and its lack of strict typing can lead to errors. However, these disadvantages can be overcome by optimizing the code through various techniques and utilizing extensions like Typescript.

Easy to learn: JavaScript is a relatively easy programming language to learn and is often used as a starting point for beginners who are interested in web development. This is due to its simple syntax and straightforward logic.

Extensibility: JavaScript allows developers to add new functionality to existing web applications. This is possible through the use of libraries and frameworks like jQuery, AngularJS, and ReactJS.

Community support: JavaScript has a large and active community of developers who share their knowledge and resources. This makes it easy to find help and support when needed.

Cross-platform compatibility: JavaScript is supported by all modern web browsers, including Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera. This makes it a universal and versatile programming language.

On the downside, because it is an interpreted language, it can be slower than compiled languages, and its lack of strict typing can lead to errors. However, these disadvantages can be overcome by optimizing the code through various techniques and utilizing extensions like Typescript.

Best books for react?

I am juat about to start my journey today

i love your content! it's very simply yet effectively explained, thank you so much for sharing the knowledge for free <3

You need to learn the same languages from many sources to get good.

What is your advice learning in freecodecamp?? Good or very good or bad??

All programing I can is playing blocks in Roblox lol

The introduction got me thou😂😂 i have been running around from this language..now here am..ready soldier on😂😂

Started a great Front-end development program. I was killing it in HTML , CSS and some basics in Javascript. Then I got advanced concepts.
Let's just say I was very close to becoming an alcoholic and quitting entirely 😂

This year i must get land as a FrontendDev.

do you have any schedule advice for students who also work? i work in a full time job and really need to learn javascript in order to get a better job, so if there is any advice for people who works i'll appreciate it

100% correct and inspirational

Me thinking that developer is easy then javascript make it worst

For those who are struggling to learn Javascript, like I did for many months, this is what made me learn:
Start practicing from the very beggining. Even if it's just copying a few lines of code that you see in each lesson. Much more effective than just taking notes.
I know this because I tried everything and the only way I could learn (and retain what I learned) was when I started doing that.
Once a friend suggested me a few books with interactive content, that made me practice what I learned at each chapter.
Edit: For those asking about the books I mentioned, these are the best ones:
"Javascript In Less than 50 Pages"
"Head First Javascript Programming"
If you are into learning Python, I love "Smarter Way to Learn Python".

Well I do Yoga and sometimes when meditating on problems about coding, I come up with solutions that actually work. 😁

encouraging, thank you

This is great advice for how to learn, just in general. I am a self-employed electrical / mechanical engineer and the learning never stops. I need to take a more formalized approach to upping my Python skills, and want to learn Javascript too. So I'm going to take some of your advice. Great job!

I've been trying to learn JavaScript for 5+ years now. This advice by far the simplest and easiest to follow steps I've found online.. I'm gonna start implenting these to learn JS fully ASAP!!!

Would you recommend Sololearn??

My coding teacher is definitely not doing this right, you dont give your students spread sheets that doesn’t have anything to do with coding

Gantt charts are not going to help me learn code


I’ve gone over it and it just a miss mash of different aspects of coding like artificial intelligence, robotics and many more, he’s not teaching coding he’s teaching how to do spreadsheets and sprinkling in a tiny bit of coding

I just started my journey into tech, from a Non-IT background, i am done with HTML and CSS and started JS , and i am literally crying and on the verge of giving up. I don't know if it's all meant for me. I mean I can learn. But the fear comes along with it.

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Thanks Andy for your helpful advice.

Thank you! you always motivate me

Complex code: but i think it give me good vibes

I build todo app
You said easy one
But it is 100 lines Javascript code 🥲🥲
Javascript looks easy untill Function methods came in 😭

I’m a beginner I’m taking this up as a hooby