I am noob and I just completed all the Javascript lessons and challenges. I feel like I still don’t understand it. I used a lot of resources and asking around to complete the challenges, but I still don’t know why certain syntax is used. Is anyone else having trouble with JavaSvript? I feel like htm…

Do it again! Do some CodeAcademy .

Don’t panic. There are a lot of resources you can dive into. Go to medium and search JavaScript. There are a lot of articles that will recommend you good books about Js. From books for beginners to intermediate to really pro one. When I finished my personal portfolio I felt that I know nothing about…

Here is a link for my previous comment on the similar question, hope this helps! [image] Can anyone recommend a good JS course Hi, I would recommend the following: www(dot)eloquentjavascript(dot)net - This is an amazing free book (if you like it consider purchasing). This book re…

Go to Codewars to practice JS. I’m using it and it makes a huge difference. When you solve a task you can check how others did it and learn multiple ways to get the same result. www.codewars.com/r/Ot2CPA

I suggest you to work on some real project using vanilla JS. Try this https://javascript30.com/ then come back to FCC tke all those challange again. Best of luck

Sounds like you where able to handle the syntax well enough. As far as knowing why and when to use different functions you may want to mix it up with a higher level overview of concepts and best practices in js such as prototypical inheritance, es2015, modular and DRY (don’t repeat yourself). Also…

I just started reading the book You Don’t Know JavaScript, so you might wanna check it out if you want to understand JavaScript in-depth. It’s totally free and can be found and read on GitHub. I can’t comment on it yet as I’m still in the very beginning, but I thought I’d just leave it here. Also I …

I had pretty much the same question a few days ago. Someone suggested that maybe I would learn better with videos. They suggested The Complete Node.js Developer Course 2.0 by Andrew Meade which can be found on Udemy. I actually ended up not getting that one. I got The Web Developer Bootcamp by Colt …

Just found this. All the resources you need is here. Go check it out! [image] The Best Websites to Learn Coding – Inside Web Development – Medium In the following list you’ll find some of the best web-based courses and free eBooks about a variety of programming languages. I have also… …

@saturnsbelt703 I know exactly how you feel. I’'d originally started learning javascript from codeacademy several years ago. I finished the course and the assignments etc, then wandered off feeling like nothing had stuck. Like you said didn’t know why something was used, what it is was for etcetera.…

I just completed all the JavaScript challenges and lessons, I still don't feel comfortable with it. What should I do now?

isavelyev January 14, 2017, 7:56am 4

Here is a link for my previous comment on the similar question, hope this helps!

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I just completed all the JavaScript challenges and lessons, I still don't feel comfortable with it. What should I do now?

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