How I Would Learn Javascript FAST in 2022 (from zero)

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Do you wanna be an excellent Developer front end? JavaScript is the way!!

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I hope I can learn JavaScript and go to the back without do front [I have the basics of front already]

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Typescript is really helping JS along these days, especially for the Statically Typed Devs and the updates from ES6 forwards have improved the language a lot. It's not as bad as it used to be. I don't get the learn Python first recommendation, yes it's easier to look at as it looks less wordy, but so does Ruby, Python if you learn first you will have to unlearn a lot of things moving onto C/C++/Java/C#/GO etc Personally I think learning html/css/js is much more fun and visually pleasing than Python or Ruby for that matter. But if you want to write less then yes Python or Ruby could be learned first. I'd learn html/css/js first then try a statically typed language like Java/C# next. Python possibly afterwards if you want to get into data science/ML etc.
Learn what you want to do i.e. web/mobile/games, pick the language try it, if not move on, once you are happy, master that ONE language, you can always swap years later, but being a jack of all trades master of none will get you nowhere fast.

12 years ago I learned C first, then Assembly/Verilog/C++/Matlab at Uni, then Java for android a couple of years later, I was going to do microcontrollers when I left Uni until I started Java/Android, this made me branch further, into some Html/css/js, which I liked a lot, so then moved to Web Dev for a bit, tried some PHP/MYSQL, then Python/Postgres, then JS(Node/Express)/MongoDB for back end.
I then tried games for android and liked it, I felt more at ease with game dev for some reason, I had done some SDL 2.0 at Uni with C++ but not too much that I wanted to do more at the time, but now after enjoying the android game creation I looked into Unity(again), which I had downloaded to learn programming a few years earlier but never got into it as the UI looked too challenging at that time just to learn programming(which I wish I did now!), so to further my game dev, I then learned C# for Unity and loved it, never looked bk at that time, just knew that was it, so finished off some web stuff here and there and kept web as a backup to Unity, so I then fully switched to game dev, no Java/Android and only some Web dev as backup, so for game dev I learned Blender(had the same feeling as when I first looked at the Unity UI…terror! Lol), GIMP( Open Source Photoshop Clone), Inkscape(Vector Graphics for 2D drawing), Krita( more of a digital painting feel), Audacity(Audio manipulation), Visual Studio (Integrated Development Environment for coding software projects) and many more programs learned to help and further my game dev progress.
I probably didn't need 3 drawing programs but found it hard to choose between Inkscape and Krita at the time, but nowadays I mostly use Inkscape/GIMP/Blender for my assets.

I shelved Java/Android as well after deciding on games/web as a backup, as C# was so similar to Java anyway and If I wanted to do Android/iOS with my preferred languages, I could do Xamarin/React Native, or for Web Dev, front end React/Vue/Svelte using Firebase back end or Asp.Net/MSSQL, Node/Express/MongoDB back end.

Since then I have tried Unreal Engine 4/5, which I am not to keen on C++, but blueprints are ok, the graphics and stability for UE5 is what is making me do a future project on UE5 instead of Unity, as Unity let me down after 2019.3 with no Remote5 testing for nearly 2 years and they seem a bit lost as of recent and the editor is unstable a lot now and I can't afford to lose anymore income, so until they are stable and firing on all cylinders like pre 2019.3 again, UE5 will be my game engine of choice for now, which is a shame as C# is my preferred language.

So after all my journey from C through the languages to end up at C# and C++/Blueprints, would I change what and how I learnt? Yes and No. C taught me closer to the hardware, Java OOP and Android, Html/css/js the front end web, PHP/MySQL/Python/Js back end web and other mini projects with python, then C# game development using Unity, also C++/Blueprints. If I could start again and I did not want to do systems/microcontrollers/DSP etc, then I would have liked to start with Html/css/js, then PHP/MySQL, moving into Java/C#, as I would have found my preferred language sooner. Then I could always look into C/Assembly etc if I got curious. The command line is highly important as well, Powershell for windows or Bash for Unix systems, I would probably say learn Bash, as most web devs nowadays end up on Macs, but if you are just learning on windows and not sure what you want to do just stick with cmd/Powershell. You won't do much scripting at first anyway or that much if you end up in games like myself.

Try to find "Your" language in less than 2 years, give a language a month or 2, try some mini projects, try 5-6 languages a year, don't just choose a language because it's the hip language of today or because it's recommended by someone who ONLY knows THAT language, choose YOUR language that just "feels" right for you, hopefully you will have found it year one, if not continue to create small projects trying new languages. Id say web/mobile/games would cover a lot of people nowadays, if not most, but if you are more academic and like a challenge, then Robotics/ML/AI/Data Science/Systems/DSP, then C/Assembly/Python/R/Matlab etc might be your calling.

Good luck fellow Developers and aspiring Developers. ✌🏽🤝🏼👍🏼

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I am attempting to learn JavaScript and am brand new to all of the resources available. This was my first time learning of The Odin Project. Thank you for all of these tips!!

I remember in 2008 when I was first trying js using only the help of a big book called "JavaScript" with a pic of a rhino
I studied it tried it tirelessly and couldn't understand how it worked but also back then there was not that much resources like today
I think now I understand it much better but still far from mastering it
To master it I have to build lots of different projects which I did but if I tried building something w/o looking at other references I can't do it
Basically unless one is paid to work on it on a regular basis it's not easy to master it that's why kids are encouraged to learn from young age

is this possible to get a job without degree?

03:42 best advice

There is no learning a programming language 'fast' take your time, read books, follow a class, don't rush things..

How do I even get JavaScript on my computer? Where do I find it?

I think doing both video and text-based tutorials are good. With text I realized it was being ingrained deeper into my mind. Video courses helped give a very nice overview and simplified explanations. At least that's been my experience!

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This vid is packed with some really good content. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, true inspiration!

Hahaha same here hate css too

So much clarity.
Thanks a lot

I thought u were going to show a technique.

Thank god, I thought I was the only one that hated CSS 😭

There are no fast pace and good things always take time. I go in slow pace, but steady, just study a little by a little everyday , then you will be suprised what you have gained in the short period of time.

I hate css too it's just Soo bad and hard😭

To be honest I didn't clicked on this video coz I wanted to learn js, actually i clicked coz I want to see your video.. 💖

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bro said js is easy to learn… ima have to dislike the video

I hate css too
But it's fun 😂😂😂😂

1:02
“what are types?”
JavaScript: “idk”

I want to learn react native, I heard Javascript is the main language. Please guide me on how to achieve my goal of becoming a react native developer.

Hi, I am a Python beginner, here asking if you can please build for the public an open source Python application that will convert our Python script close as possible into purely a Javascript code basically making it 1000* times easier for the vast majority of people to develop Javascript applications to quite an extent, therefore… we can have the best of both worlds. It doesn't have to be anywhere complicated like a 3D game engine, Thanks.

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Thank you, it’s valuable

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