Javascript learning?

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Can anyone suggest a good JavaScript training class for a beginner?

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YouTube and Google (stackoverflow) is all you need really. Watch tutorials and try that yourself
 
The best place to learn javascript is The Odin Project, and there is a lot of courses on Udemy
 
Freecodecamp.org and Theodinproject.com are a great choice for beginners.
 
w3schools is a best place to learn from the scratch for HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT
 
I am a developer and I started learning JavaScript online but then I studied it also in school.

I would say start by searching the programming basics and then practicing them by writing actual code and seeing how it works. The good thing about JS is that you can write inside a browser so you don't need a code editor in the beginning but eventually you would.

You can only learn the language if you have have strong knowledge in basics and you practice it yourself by writing actual javascript and not just reading stuff.
 
Can anyone suggest a good JavaScript training class for a beginner?

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Start with Udacity's frontend nanodegree program. If you pass that and everything is good apply to technical schools, grind for six months. Fastest path to 100k/year
 
Can anyone suggest a good JavaScript training class for a beginner?

Thanks

Learning programming depends on how you learn the best. For instance, if you learn better by text & screenshot examples, then I think this may benefit you: https://www.codecademy.com/learn/introduction-to-javascript

CodeAcademy provides courses and then activities based on the courses.

For video tutorials, as a beginner some of the best information comes from FreeCodeCamp & ProgrammingWithMosh:

This should get you started, there are more in-depth tutorials but this video is great for getting a basic outline of javascript as well as what to expect:




Also, here is FreeCodeCamp's 3 hour tutorial:

 
I have learnt from w3schools,YT and udemy free courses.
 
Start with Udacity's frontend nanodegree program. If you pass that and everything is good apply to technical schools, grind for six months. Fastest path to 100k/year
What do you mean by " technical schools" ?
I did not understand this part
 
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