From what sources to learn JavaScript, jQuery, Node.js, Backbone.js, and other technologies?

Question

JavaScript

I want to work in the field of front-end development, and I understand that I can’t do without all this. Things were easier with CSS and HTML than with all of the above. Advise where to start learning, perhaps you know any sources, or even paid, proven courses, I don’t feel sorry for the money if there is a good result, I like to learn something new, but I don’t know where to start, because I never had any experience and there is no one to ask, I ask for advice from "experienced" ones, where did you start?

Answer 1

For JavaScript, I advise you to look through learn.javascript.ru
There are also excellent screencasts for NodeJS.
Everything else is just practice. No matter how much I read about
this little Backbone, I did not understand it until I inserted
it into the project. Then I dealt with it on their website and on stackoverflow.
For Angular, I started with CodeSchool, then got lucky to work with it
on a live project and now I'm reading Mastering Web Application Development with AngularJS .

Answer 2

JavaScript - Flanagan's Complete Guide
to Node.JS - Node.JS in Action
There 's plenty of documentation and practice for Angular .
It also sometimes makes sense to master (depending on tastes and tasks): CoffeeScript , TypeScript
Documentation is enough (provided you know JS).

Answer 3

There are a lot of textbooks on all of these technologies.
for beginners, the O'Reilly Head First series is just right.

Answer 4

from the manual from the source (and Google to help)

Answer 5

Teamtreehouse , I just started (I'm still learning CSS), but in a layman's opinion, the lessons are well done. 14 days free, courses are still available.
There is a good YouTube channel on JS - sorax
Well, if you don't know anything about the language at all, then you can get a good introduction on CodeAcademy .
As for books, everyone around advises O'Reilly, but it's hard to find in Moscow, and one can only dream about the English version.