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You don't know JS is an amazing series. Would definitely recommend them. Also, the algorithm section of free code camp will really challenge you.
Don't listen to haters :D there are many in the programming community, have fun above all else. -
htlr51306yJS is the most welcoming language. For beginners I always suggest to start with JS instead of Python. All in all python is easy but JS wins the heart ❤️
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totoxto2486yI don't think I've yet to see a language that someone isn't hating on for some reason. Unless "x language is terrible" is followed by "for y" or something else narrowing it down, then it's usually safe to completely dismiss it without any consideration.
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but pleeeaaase don't use jquery. It was meant to standarize (DOM) functionality across Browsers. But now, with a very well standarized JS, there's absolutely no need to use jquery anymore.
Just using plain (vanilla) JS will do the job. (It's often times even easier to understand)
http://vanilla-js.com/
Hi.. one month ago i started to learn JavaScript (my first programming language)
In the 2nd proyect we create a Data dashboard i do my very best effort to create Js funcional code and other 2 girls works in css and html.
Im really proud of my work (1st time!)
A few guys told me JavaScript is awful and difficult but in a few weeks we will start in jquery.
In 2 weeks im gonna participate in Angelhack Santiago Hackathon 2018
I need an advice for me its a really big step
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