Looking for website to learn javascript...

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    Can anyone help me to find out which website is best to learn javascript via online ?
     
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    homer7 Well-Known Member

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  3. rahush

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    try out this one!! topics in this site not much descriptive but.. this site covers approx all the topics of js and if you are about to learn js then i'll assume that you are having a bit of knowledge of java and coding so it'll not create an issue in understanding the js topics from this site.
    Go for it!
    w3schools.com/js/
     
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    braulio Active Member

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    codeacademy.com is what i have been using to brush up on my skills. absolutely free and its great.
     
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    I also use codeacademy.com. You can even do some projects there where you learn by building, or simply chose the javascript lessons. They gamify the learning process making it more fun and engaging.
     
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    i just signed up with codeacademy. Looks like fun. Like the methodology of teaching Practice and Learn type. Cool
     
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    ImbaGroup Greenhorn

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    +1 for codeacademy.
    Stay away from w3schools -> use mozilla developer network instead if you are looking up anything related to js
     
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    Another vote for codeacademy, although I did it for pythong. I must say that I couldn't keep on their projects after finishing the course, but the gamification of the course was brilliant.
     
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    My Vote Goes for https://www.codeschool.com/paths/javascript Best Website For Learning JavaScript, HTML/CSS And Ruby..
     
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    YOUTUBE! It's so easy to learn something when you can actually see what they are trying to do. Much better than reading IMO.
     
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    the very basic, you can learn at w3schools.com for free, but there are many books avout javascript for beginner to advance at apress.com

    hope this help you.
     
    najilil, Aug 11, 2014 IP
  12. Hans Tomas

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    https://www.codeschool.com/ is the best place to start learning Javascript. They have many courses for Javascript. Codeschool also offer first month discount which might come in handy: http://webuilddesign.com/enroll-in-code-school-at-9-dollars/
     
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    Agreed. w3school is overrated. People keep suggesting it because it is old...
     
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    codeschool.com best one for learning and youtube.com also good for live example if you got some issues.
     
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    I shall go against the grain by suggesting the tutorials at HTMLDog. They are very conscientious about teaching best practice.

    A compelling argument in favor of HTMLDog is this statement:
    They discuss the reasons for using or not using these libraries, frameworks and &c. You will come out with a rational understanding of javascript

    cheers,

    gary
     
    kk5st, Jul 24, 2015 IP
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    goto codeacademy and start your fun ride. Welcome to the world of Javascript.
     
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    This site is great if you want to learn stuff, not only js
    lynda.com
     
    tomeek, Aug 5, 2015 IP
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    JavaScript is easy to learn so you can go w3schools.com/js is an online tutorial to help you learn HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and create websites from scratch.
     
    nehakappor, Aug 10, 2015 IP