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sorry_i_noob2019-10-09 10:18:38
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sorry_i_noob, 2019-10-09 10:18:38

Joomla has a product card. How can I find her code to correct / add something?

In the product card, the link points to my own site, only the http protocol. I want to change the protocol to https because I added an ssl certificate to the site. Can you please tell me where to find the card code?

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Max, 2018-07-03
@mbelskiy

I'm good with technical literature, so getting to know the language went well with the book: JavaScript. The Definitive Guide, D. Flanagan. It is not the most recent, but it will give you the basics of understanding the language, and fresh information is always only in the documentation.
But when reading or watching video courses, you can fall into the trap that you are learning, but in practice you cannot do anything. Therefore, combine problem solving with knowledge of theory. One of the resources where you can practice solving logical problems: https://github.com/mbelsky/js-problems
UPD: Expanded the list of books I read on JS , I highly recommend Stefanov's Patterns

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Kirill Levunin, 2018-07-13
@klevunin

JavaScript Ninja Secrets - John Resig, Bear Bibo, Josip Maras

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ljutaev, 2018-07-04
@ljutaev

John Duckett - Javascript & jquery

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Alexander, 2018-07-04
@aleksand44

They write correctly about learn.javascript, I taught it myself at first and I don’t regret it. Basically, there is info on ES5, but there is also a separate section for ES6.
I wouldn’t look at jquery especially if I were you, every year it is needed less and less.
Then immediately look at the libraries / frameworks

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Moe Green, 2018-07-12
@mQm

David Flanagan - JavaScript. The Definitive Guide (6th Edition) - Definitely. This is a classic! I would forget
about jQuery right away . In parallel, I would take React.js or Vue.js into study . With an eye on Angular in the future. Of the Big Three , React.js requires the most JS knowledge - great practice. There are excellent JS libraries - GreenSock , D3.js , Three.js , Pixi.js . Work (practical) with them will help to comprehend the theory.

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kirill255, 2018-07-15
@kirill255

https://javascript.info

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