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I thought you meant by viewing source and using web inspectors to learn javascript and I thought yes that's a great way to learn how things work... Otherwise, M
by taf2 12y ago
I thought you meant by viewing source and using web inspectors to learn javascript and I thought yes that's a great way to learn how things work... Otherwise, Mozilla provides good reference materials. I think you need to just build something now to figure it out. - you have to learn it from solving problems. Pick a problem and solve it.
- jndsn402 12y agoThat's correct - I would like to learn that way. I was wondering if there is any code teaching resource that actually bridges the gap between the relatively basic and abstract content on e.g. Codecademy, and actual implementations 'in the wild'. Ideally something like the annotated Backbone documentation linked by bzalasky, but for a complete website (although the Backbone links are a great resource and I will be checking them out). Your suggestion and the other commenters' are great - thanks!