r/learnjavascript • u/ReadingReLemon • 7d ago
Beginner at JS
Can y'all recommend me the beginner topic of js? I rlly wanna do adv study just in case I can't comprehend it that fast.
Maybe even yt or web smth
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u/Competitive_Aside461 7d ago
You're looking for a course or what?
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u/curious_grimoire 7d ago
try bro code:
https://youtu.be/lfmg-EJ8gm4
its a 12h complete js courese. u can watch the first parts to see if u understand or not, and choose afterwards. his teaching is very simple and he got courses on some other popular languages like C, C++, Java and React too so if u learn JS from him, these langs would be easy to learn too
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u/ReadingReLemon 6d ago
Ik him but my lessons diverge from most of his teachings so I stopped after awhile
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u/curious_grimoire 6d ago
can u be a little more specific about what u mean by "lessons diverging"?
if u are taking some other course, maybe collage or university, then i think u should just follow along with their course. if u just wanna peak at how advance javascript looks like then maybe u can ask some LLM to write u smth to look at
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u/ReadingReLemon 6d ago
Like my college lessons focuses in js, then along the way if I watch bro code's guide, my lessons form college steer away from bro code's bcs my lessons focuses in smth else entirely or just skip sm part tht are "irrelevant" for my college lesson (or so the proff deems)
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u/curious_grimoire 4d ago
sorry for late reply
if ur proff skips smth important then its a lost no matter what he thinks. i would advice u to watch bro code along side ur collage lessons if u can do that. u can also use LLM to get more detailed teaching abt what ur proff taught.
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u/Pretend_Ad5921 7d ago
Have your preferred chatbot give you tailored exercises. You’d faster if you try to clone something you like.
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u/halo_angel240 7d ago
Try freecodecamp