What is the best way to learn javascript?

Question

JavaScript

I started learning javascript from the famous Kantor textbook. The tutorial is very good, although a little outdated. The problem is that at the beginning I solved not difficult problems normally, but when I went beyond the basics, I could no longer solve the problems. And then I could not even understand ready-made solutions. Please advise how to solve this problem?

Answer 1

Ilya Kantor's tutorial is very good and covers the main part of what you need to know - read the comments there, see the answers if it doesn't work, debug your code more often via console.log and see what is displayed where, how and why. Perhaps the tutorial does not fully cover the topic of ES6, ES7, etc. - but these standards are mostly just syntactic sugar, and some features are still supported by browsers with varying degrees of success (that's why all sorts of babel transpilers came to us).
In addition to it, try to watch video tutorials (there are a lot of them on YouTube and on torrents), if you know English. it's better to look at it. there is more fresh material, if not, then courses from itvdn (if you can google it and find it for free). Nice blog getinstance.info . At codecademyThere are also many good courses. Even if you google for the word: coursehunters - you will stumble upon an amazing resource with a huge amount of material.

Answer 2

Repetition is the mother of learning