Javascript and Ajax

marly

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• Jul 12, 2017

• #1

It's time for me to turn nextlevel and do some serious javascript and ajax learning, but I want to do it right.

Www.w3schools.com/js

Is this the right place or is there a better one, for example a site or a book.

Tyvm

 

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knaitas

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• Jul 12, 2017

• #2

This can be your beginning, but I'd recommend thinking of a project and trying to do it with the help of google + stackoverflow. That way you will learn faster

 

LostLife

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• Jul 12, 2017

• #3

You can take the basic from anywhere. w3school is a great site and start to learn from there.

 

Bshido

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• Jul 12, 2017

• #4

Just browse through some channels. I recommend codeschool.com for learning javascript.

 

rafark

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• Jul 12, 2017

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W3Fools isn't a good resource. My personal favorite is books. I beileve O'reilly has a best seller and the de facto go to read in the subject.

 

Viko1

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I'm not a big fan of w3schools.
Videos, books and PRACTICE is the best in my opinion.
Books:
Javascript The Definitive Guide - this is the bible
Javascript The good parts - must read for every javascript developer
Videos:
pluralsight.com - they have almost every week a new course about javscript - node.js, frameworks, vanilla. It's paid, but if you use google you will find a way to get a 3months free trial.
Good luck!

 

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John Nee

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• Jul 13, 2017

• #7

you should register a account at udemy or codeschool

 

Diplomat

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• Jul 13, 2017

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When I started learning programming ~15 years ago, w3schools was the website that I used. It's a great website that gives you basic understanding so yes, you should use that website. Use it to learn basics and then search for tutorials and try to follow them. While you are learning, try to build stuff that you want to build. You will learn a lot when actually building something.