r/learnjavascript • • Apr 16 '22

Frontend Learning Kit

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

No offence “eloquent JavaScript” and “you don’t know JavaScript “ are the absolute worst resources for a beginner. They are for advanced users of the language

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u/pai-cube Apr 16 '22

noted.

“you don’t know JavaScript“ have put in advanced category only

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u/SkylineFX49 Apr 16 '22

I've started learning javascript a couple of months ago and then reading "Eloquent JavaScript" and I think it is a book for begginers, as it starts by explining the basics of programming not just javascript

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u/Merry-Lane Apr 16 '22

Next.js is react.

And if you wanna find good infos, Google "github TOPIC awesome". You ll find huge repos with huge documentation.

And being a front-end dev is more than that:

road map frontend

I would also talk gladly about vscode or other code editors, since they are the hat where we pull our tricks from.

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u/franzipoli Apr 16 '22

This just seems like tutorial hell with extra steps

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

is that yours, OP?

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u/pai-cube Apr 16 '22

yes

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

Awesome! That's reaaally good!!

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u/dagger-vi Apr 16 '22

This seems great. Thank you OP.

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '22

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u/Flint_stone23 Apr 16 '22

Thanks so much

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u/c0de854-T Apr 16 '22

Thank you very much.