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I’m doing freecodecamp’s web development curriculum, going through the HeadFirst HTML & CSS book, and also applying everything I learn to a project of my own (in my case, a personal website)

BTCapsule 🏴 2y ago

This is the book I read to learn JavaScript. It explains it like your a child, which is what I needed 🤣

Then I started building JavaScript games with Phaser 3, and that taught me a lot about coding. Now I know several languages and coding is my favorite game to play. I think you’ll love it.

https://www.amazon.com/Head-First-JavaScript-Programming-Brain-Friendly/dp/144934013X/ref=asc_df_144934013X/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312280575053&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=6387453137404796722&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9014840&hvtargid=pla-452402059136&psc=1

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Daniel aka Bitcoin Gandalf 2y ago

Awesome. I’ve got this book (and head first HTML 5) in my collection already and will be working through it when I get started on JS.

channel.ninja 2y ago

Have you already decided what ja library/framework you’re going for? React/vue/angular/svelte?

channel.ninja 2y ago

js*

Daniel aka Bitcoin Gandalf 2y ago

Not yet. Gonna just focus on the basics and getting a good grip on vanilla JS first before looking at frameworks/libraries.

BTCapsule 🏴 2y ago

The thing that helped me the most was installing Textastic on my iPhone. Android has several good JavaScript text editors too. Everyone is different, but I need to be able to code anywhere at anytime. I never use a PC.