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ip Guru
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- Apr 21, 2018
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Yes,but its full of lengthy but useless explanations
The only way to get good at programming is through practice.
Play around with using variables, if statements, and loops.
Then learn arrays.
Then learn objects.
Then learn functions.
Do it step by step so you don't get overwhelmed.
Don't use books like "You don't know Javascript" as they try to teach every single quirk of the language. You don't need to know the quirks until you're an expert.
After you're comfortable with all the basics, you can move onto learning Node.js and Vue.js 2.x. These two work together very well.
Play around with using variables, if statements, and loops.
Then learn arrays.
Then learn objects.
Then learn functions.
Do it step by step so you don't get overwhelmed.
Don't use books like "You don't know Javascript" as they try to teach every single quirk of the language. You don't need to know the quirks until you're an expert.
After you're comfortable with all the basics, you can move onto learning Node.js and Vue.js 2.x. These two work together very well.
ip Guru
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- Apr 21, 2018
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thank you but i have already finished with all your above mentioned.i want a place where i can play with the above mentioned.like challenging the above
Johnik
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- Sep 3, 2019
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I don't know man. To me it looks like you are finding excuses instead of solutions.
I can bet, you can find programming videos on YouTube for beginners, where they explain everything from the basics. And if you say the opposite, no paid course will help you. Everything you need to learn programming is freely available on the internet.
Once you understand the basics, you will learn on your own from reading documentations
I can bet, you can find programming videos on YouTube for beginners, where they explain everything from the basics. And if you say the opposite, no paid course will help you. Everything you need to learn programming is freely available on the internet.
Once you understand the basics, you will learn on your own from reading documentations
Then it's time to start a project.
For example, you could build this simple website:
Node.js backend which talks to a MySQL database.
Vue.js frontend which make an API request to the Node.js backend to fetch data and display it on screen.
- Apr 25, 2014
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If you don’t know anything about JavaScript, take a look at this quick video:
You’re going to want to learn vanilla JavaScript first. Once you have a good understanding of:
- variables.
- arrays & objects.
- methods.
- Closures.
- Prototypes.
- Dynamic scope.
Then move on to data structures & algorithms:
Once you have a comfortable understanding of JavaScript, start creating projects to add to your portfolio. Easy stuff at first like calculators, shopping carts, browser mini-games, etc.
Hope this helps!
You’re going to want to learn vanilla JavaScript first. Once you have a good understanding of:
- variables.
- arrays & objects.
- methods.
- Closures.
- Prototypes.
- Dynamic scope.
Then move on to data structures & algorithms:
Once you have a comfortable understanding of JavaScript, start creating projects to add to your portfolio. Easy stuff at first like calculators, shopping carts, browser mini-games, etc.
Hope this helps!
Muhammad Hamza seo
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- Feb 28, 2022
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BHW is a great platform through which you can learn everything but Youtube is also the best teacher, as well as the best guide through you, can learn everything according to your taste.
ip Guru
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- Apr 21, 2018
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Thank you i will take your advice bro have a nice day there and see you some other time