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Ankur💻🎧💪

2 Jan, 7 tweets, 2 min read

Are you planning to learn JavaScript in 2021?

Here is a simple roadmap to learn JavaScript for you

A Thread... 🧵

Any code newbies can follow the below roadmap to learn javascript 👇

- Introduction to JavaScript
- The JavaScript Glossary
- JavaScript syntax
- Lexical Structure
- Expressions
- Types
- Variables
- Math Operators
- Functions

- Immediately-Invoked Function Expressions IIFE
- this
- Arrow Functions
- Loops
- Loops and Scope
- Arrays
- Regular expressions
- Template Literals
- Semicolons
- Strict Mode
- JavaScript Dates
- Math Object
- Asynchronous programming and
- Callbacks
- JavaScript Timers

- Promises
- Async and Await
- JavaScript Event Loop
- Events
- UI Events
- Forms, controls
- Document and resource loading
- Functional Programming in JS
- Advanced Working With Functions
- Closures
- Regular Expressions
- Unicode in JS
- Storing data in the browser

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