JavaScript Bible - JavaScript Bootcamp 2020

do I really need to put in 40hrs too learn JS?

Hey guys,
I got a question for people who already are good at JS.

I am working on react at my company for 3 months now and although I understood some react by googling, I am still struggling to do very simple task, e.g understanding arrays & objects (JSON), callbackfunction, general problem solving (cause idk what can or cannot be done)
So I think I need to learn JS to get better at react.

Now, I have a course on Udemy, but the question is, do I really need to put in 40hrs too learn JS.
OR would the 3-8 hours courses on youtube do the trick and then I just practice with some projects.

link to the course: https://www.udemy.com/course/javascript-bible/learn/lecture/15383214#overview

Any input will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for reading guys.

Do you mean ES6 Classes flurach?

And isuckatNode JS Bible Bootcamp really helped me get prototypical inheritance but it's a paid video series. The videos are floating around though, if you know what I mean. https://www.udemy.com/course/javascript-bible/

Oh also codewithmosh - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFmuCDHHpwk

No, there is not a one and only course for anything. Look at spanish or Algebra no one book is used by all high schools or colleges, the point is to start with a good one and learn a lot of the basics.

If you go through her 50 hour web dev course you will have a lot of the basics down and likely anxious to learn more and will have done so for very little money and if it takes you 3 months to complete it ( just a wild example) it wont cost you $90.00 like it would if you were paying for some subscription services.

There are several others and you might prefer a book to start with ,

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https://www.udemy.com/course/javascript-bible/

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https://www.udemy.com/course/the-complete-web-development-bootcamp/

Seeking Advice

Hi fellows,

I hope you are fine. My name is Abid and I am currently working in Customer Care. I am trying to build job ready skills in Front End Web Development for breaking into the industry. For that reason, I have picked following links which "I think" are good enough to make me job ready. I seriously need your advice/comments about the selection, will they work or not or any suggestion or comment would be appreciated.

1-CS50

2-https://www.udemy.com/course/javascript-bible/

3--https://www.linkedin.com/learning/paths/become-a-software-developer?trk=lilblog_06-30-20_msft-announcement-reskilling-linkedin-learning_learning

4-FCC(HTML, CSS, JavaScript)

Regards,

Abid