Exercises for beginners

Question

JavaScript

Hello!

I need exercises for beginners to understand and correctly apply the basic JavaScript constructs, from simple to complex. I searched in Google, Stackoverflow, Amazon, but did not find anything suitable.

Please do not give advice in the spirit of “start making your project from scratch” - I’m already doing it. Just after reading Flanagan and Crockford, I want practical consolidation in the form of small problems.

More clarifications, just in case:
- I don’t have a formal computer science education,
- I write in CoffeeScript
- I’m primarily interested in Core JavaScript, not the frontend

Answer 1

www.codecademy.com everything is quite simple

Answer 2

And I advise you to take a programming manual for the 1st course (pascal, si - it doesn’t matter) and do laboratory work in order - mathematical calculations, branches, loops, arrays, objects, and so on - I’m sure that doing a couple of dozen typical tasks will help a lot.
Good luck!

Answer 3

Start using libraries like Backbone, Underscore, SugarJS. If you're using Rails, then check out Joosy.
After them, I can confidently say that I know JavaScript well. At some point, the books will run out and all that will be left is to read the source code of good projects.

Answer 4

Quite an exercise, though not for the correct use of tyk tyk . Or a banal knowledge test at random .

Answer 5

learn.javascript.ru/ - there are also tasks, just from simple to complex, and the course is presented very well.
Scroll a little lower to the table of contents and there will be a "Show / Hide Tasks" button on the right.

Answer 6

https://vk.com/frontend_practice Launched a js practice group | html | css. Tasks are published, streams are held