Thread by @MohitSehgl

Hi Twitter,
I want to quickly share the best resources to learn Javascript.
Are you just getting started?
Read On ⤵️

Why Javascript?
* It is the language of the INTERNET
* Works on Backend as well as frontend, so if you are getting started, it keeps your options open.
* All you need is an IDE and browser to get started, no complicated setup
* Its easy to get started, has great community

Get started with easy 1 Page intro to Javascript

Even your cats would love it
jsforcats.com

Learn from Mozilla’s extensive documentation. You will refer it again and again in your career

/developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide

This can be referred as Bible of Javascript

Build and Learn at Javascript30. These folks will teach you to make 30 projects in 30 days with 30 tutorials. How cool is that?

javascript30 .com

#javascript30 #javascriptdeveloper

You want to learn advanced and modern parts of #Javascript. Here you go
javascript.info
It has great tutorials with examples on every topic in the web’s most loved language.

If you love Wiki format,
en.wikibooks.org/wiki/JavaScrip…

You love books?
Here is a free online book for getting started with #Javascript

eloquentjavascript.net

Thank me later
Smiling face with sunglasses

If you love Online Courses, A 30 hour interactive course on Codeacademy.
/www.codecademy.com/learn/introduction-to-javascript

#100DaysOfCode

You want a brain friendly way to learn Javascript. Get this book (No affiliates)

This is single most remarkable book of my entire degree.
amazon.com/Head-First-Jav…

If you just want to clear your college exam or start quick
This is the best resource to learn JS

//w3schools.com/js/

Follow great people on Twitter and follow their blogs
I recommend following
1. @ravinwashere

2. @florinpop1705

3. @FrancescoCiull4

4. @flaviocopes

5. @SimonHoiberg
6. @rafrasenberg
7. @DThompsonDev

They will teach you a lot. They are super awesome and experienced devs.

I love @udacity and I love how they teach at Udacity, I learnt almost everything from them in my early days,
Here is great beginner course to start with
udacity.com/course/intro-t…

Free course for beginners by Experts at #Microsoft
channel9.msdn.com/Series/Javascr…

Here is a Mega post by @freeCodeCamp
for some best Javascript resources on the web
freecodecamp.org/news/30-free-r…
It will help you to take next steps like

"Writing Clean Code"

My friend @flaviocopes
posts 1 great post EVERYDAY about Javascript and Web development in general.

I highly recommend this blog

Retweet or share with your friends(who may need it)
If you have any questions then, reach out to me or reply to this thread.

Happy Coding 🤟🤟
Good Luck

Sorry for my untidy spacing here