Thread by @BatsouElef

17+ JavaScript Resourses

[A thread 🧵- Books, Courses, Tutorials, etc. ⬇]

[1/17] MDN JavaScript Guide

developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web…

[2/17] JavaScript For Cats 📚
An introduction for new programmers

jsforcats.com

[3/17] You Don’t Know JS 📚
You simply need this...

github.com/getify/You-Don…

[4/17] Eloquent javascript 📚
Everyone recommends this book and there is a reason!

eloquentjavascript.net

[5/17] Cheatsheets can save the day 😅

github.com/mbeaudru/moder…

[6/17] JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts

A Udemy course with 4.7/5 Stars and more than 165K students!

udemy.com/course/underst…

[7/17] Fun Fun Function

If you like youtube videos... 😎

youtube.com/channel/UCO1cg…

[8/17] Another great video, on understanding the weird JS parts

[9/18] You all know @traversymedia...

And if you don't, go check it now!

youtube.com/user/TechGuyWeb

[10/17] Let's move on with some more books...

jsbooks.revolunet.com

[11/17] Don't forget about functional programming in JS

github.com/stoeffel/aweso…

[12/17] A documentation about Modern Web Dev 🤓

github.com/dexteryy/spell…

[13/17] Did you know these 👇

"A list of funny and tricky JavaScript examples"

github.com/denysdovhan/wt…

[14/17] I absolutely enjoy all of @wesbos courses. The 1st one I did was #javascript30

javascript30.com

[15/17] I have also participated in codeCademy's courses. Usually, they are simple but you can easily learn the basics :)

codecademy.com

[16/17] Don't forget to take some practice with @codewars

codewars.com

[17/17] And last but not least, an all-time favorite, @freeCodeCamp

You can find theory, practice, exercise and a whole community of developers!

freecodecamp.org

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