Thread by @ATechAjay

🔥 The only thread on JavaScript resources you need to follow!

👉 If you are a beginner then you should follow these resources.

📌 My rule:

👉 Follow minimum resources and learn from multiple resources.

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🤔 What is my rule "Follow minimum resources and learn from multiple resources" ❓❓

Suppose

😎 I want to learn functions in javascript,

👉 Then first of all I will learn from the minimum resources.

👉 It can be udemy paid courses, freecodecamp courses, etc

👉 After that, I will type the "function in javascript" on google and try to learn those topics from the top 2 or 3 websites that are recommended by google search.

👉 It can be MDN, W3school, G4G, etc

🤔 So, I think this is the best way to learn any things, do not waste your time, for finding the best resources.

🔥 Just start learning with fewer resources!

📌 These are "my" resources for learning javascript!

⛔ Table of index

1️⃣ Book
2️⃣ Websites
3️⃣ Paid Udemy Courses
4️⃣ Free Course
5️⃣ GitHub Repo

1️⃣ Book

1. Eloquent JavaScript

2. JavaScript for impatient programmers

💚 Thanks to @Ashish_feels

2️⃣ Websites

1. MDN

2. W3School

3️⃣ Paid Udemy Courses

1. Jonas JS

udemy.com/course/the-com…

4️⃣ Free Course

1. FreeCodeCamp
🔗 bit.ly/3BNWctf

2. Scrimba (💚 Interactive way)
🔗 bit.ly/3sgea4w

5️⃣ GitHub Repo

1. You do not know JavaScript

github.com/getify/You-Don…

2. Clean Code

github.com/ryanmcdermott/…

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