These (now 20) links are among the specific tools I've used to teach myself JavaScript over the past twenty four months. I'm not claiming that the links are authoritative or entirely comprehensive, but they are at least useful.

My learning path has not been straightforward and narrow. Meaning I've meandered from one learning tool to another. Which works for me. If you're of a similar disposition, may these tools help you as well.

Note - Resources with a * at the end of their respective title(s), are links that I've found to be especially important in learning JavaScript for Front End Web Development.

Books

1 - DOM Enlightenment

2 - Eloquent JavaScript*

3 - Functional-Light JavaScript

4 - JavaScript Enlightenment

5 - JavaScript For Impatient Programmers

6 - Learning JavaScript Design Patterns

7 - Single Page Apps In Depth

8 - Speaking JavaScript

9 - Understanding ECMAScript 6

10 - You Don't Know JS Yet: Get Started

11 - You Don't Know JS Yet: Scope And Closures*

Code Samples

12 - JavaScript 30*

Communities

13 - Stack Overflow

Online Tutorials

14 - Codecademy

15 - FreeCodeCamp

16 - JavaScript For Cats

17 - MDN Web Docs*

18 - The Modern JavaScript Tutorial*

19 - The Odin Project

20 - W3Schools*

I'd also like to add that Google Search is another critical tool that I've become familiar with, and encourage others JavaScript Developers in training to as well. It ultimately boils down to how efficiently you can solve a challenge put to you. That's what this list is the product of.

And if you're interested in a larger list of free Online JavaScript textbooks, here's a link to a tool I've really enjoyed.

Learning to program with JavaScript has changed my thinking. I'm more confident of my self today, than at any other point in my life. I now know I can teach myself and do anything. It's worth the struggle; keep going.

Can someone plz tell me , why I am getting errors?

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB0Tybl0UNfY_W97391GIxM8I27c4HKRm

It first introduces the HTML5 canvas with demos like drawing polygons, procedural generation of images and particle physics. Then it shows how to build a simple physics engine and do basic image processing (object recognition). The course also teaches how to make more sophisticated applications like augmented reality games that use the camera and your movement as the input. The games are inspired by Doctor Strange and Spiderman and use algorithms for object recognition, physic simulations and clustering. All algorithms are implemented from scratch and no external libraries are used.