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by hemtros 13y ago
http://javascriptissexy.com http://javascriptissexy.com
This site gives guidelines on how to use all the web materials in effective way to learn javascript.
- phaus 13y agoI was pretty excited about starting this course, I'm on chapter 5 of Professional Javascript, and I've completed all but one of the JavaScript sections one Codecademy (Objects II is all that's left). This isn't the first time that I've tried to learn JavaScript. I understand the syntax fairly well (loops, arrays, functions, objects, etc.) but I still feel as if I haven't made any progress at all when it comes to knowing how to build something useful. I'm comfortable with HTML and CSS, and I've added basic jQuery functionality to simple web apps, but if I had to write JavaScript from scratch that actually does something helpful I would still be totally lost. The assigned readings in this course are extremely tedious, and make it seem as if it would be impossible to retain much of the information, because none of it seems to apply to a beginner. I understand everything I've read, but it seems more like I'm delving into obscure technical details about the ECMAScript standard and less like I am learning how to do anything(It's almost like reading an RFC). Definitive JavaScript is allegedly better suited to beginners, but it seemed the same to me. I'm still going through the suggested lesson plan, but when exactly am I going to feel as if I've learned how to write a program?