learning assistance javascript

Hello programmers. I've been learning JS a lot already, about 3-4 months, learned the basics, syntax, and so on. But, now my progress has stalled, and I have several problems.
1 - I do not know how to learn further, that is, when I learned the basics, I watched training videos and repeated after the announcer, but now I think that this will not work.
Maybe someone who had the same problem will tell you how to study further. Thanks in advance.

You need to apply what you have learned, start working on small projects. There is a famous proverb "Practice makes a man perfect"

Build and publish a project of your own. It's very critical you publish it. Finish it

JavaScript has lots of paradigms, functional/OOP and many design patterns - its going to be confusing from now on.

Look for some popular design patterns online, and also look at data structures and ES6 / lambda functions.

What might give you a good foothold is to expose yourself to a JS framework like React or Vue, It will teach you about webpack and using nodejs, and also give you some youtubers to start learning from

Goodluck!

Sanatra said:

- I do not know how to learn further, that is, when I learned the basics

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the advice i always see thrown around is to practice in small projects. what are you learning javascript for? try to start with tiny versions of that. alternatively, if you really prefer handholding, you can join a free BootCamp, there are many of those with projects included.
also, join a discord related to that language. there are discords where they have help channels where you can go with your code and questions, and someone more experienced can guide you. i know that exists for AHK and python, so i imagine it should exist for javascript too.

You should first ask yourself what it is you want to do.
Are you learning Javascript only as a hobby or to get a job in web/software development?
Do you want to create pretty landing pages or full stack websites with a backend? Are you interested in solving algorithms, coding challenges etc.?

Check out https://roadmap.sh to maybe get an idea of which direction you want to go in.
You can also check out https://www.freecodecamp.org, it's a good place to start learning different paths.