ES6 Javascript
The Complete Developer's Guide
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ES6 Javascript Development from scratch
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Stephen Grider
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8 points • bananaboat9999
I overlooked the last part of your post. Go with Eloquent JavaScript. It is a great introduction to modern programming. By the way, the book is free online. I believe it is on the 3rd edition (could be wrong).
Also, a great intro to JavaScript from an excellent teacher ES6 JavaScript Stephen Grider
Currently the course is not on sale, you have two options, wait and it will drop to $12.99 in a week or so or you can usually find a promo code through Google or the creator’s personal website.
Stephen Grider is an industry vet and you are in excellent hands with him. I have taken several of his courses.
Good luck!
1 points • joyancefa
Hi, There is this free book series : https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS/tree/1st-ed that goes in depth into the JS syntax : I personaly read it and it helped deepen my understanding of JS
You can also buy a course on Udemy like this one : https://www.udemy.com/course/javascript-es6-tutorial/?LSNPUBID=vedj0cWlu2Y&ranEAID=vedj0cWlu2Y&ranMID=39197&ranSiteID=vedj0cWlu2Y-f8e7CGHbYPuG_EzGP_GRug&utm_medium=udemyads&utm_source=aff-campaign (wait for them to be on sale at 12$ to buy in case you didn't know 😉)
1 points • bluemonkey10
I took an Elixir course by Stephen Grider on udemy and found him to be an excellent teacher with great explanations for learning the syntax and concepts of a new language. I'd check his JS course, and maybe his ES6 course as well.
Don't be afraid to code along, or practice what you've learned, it helps retain everything. I like to use stuff like codepen.com or repl.it
Best of luck!
1 points • evileddie666
https://www.udemy.com/course/javascript-es6-tutorial/learn/lecture/5417796#overview
This one by Stephen Grider is great too
1 points • ttbn1
Learn Javascript. Its the most used language as its the language of the Web and Node is used extensively as a backend solution. Its package support is great. Its also, tbh, quite easy to learn relative to the other languages.
Start with Javascript - this is a good course.
Then you have the choice to either be a front end dev, ie websites, backend ie servers, or fullstack, both.
For front end, learn ReactJS. This course is decent.
For backend, learn NodeJS, a server framework like ExpressJS or Apollo Server, and a database solution ie MongoDB or Postgres (I would suggest Postgres - this is a good course). A decent course for Node could be this.
From there, I would recommend learning Typescript, and concepts such as Testing (particularly TDD) and CI/CD. This is a decent course for typescript.
Put yourself a portfolio together and start look at Junior Dev positions.
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