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How To Learn JavaScript

 How to learn JavaScript

It's time to learn practical JavaScript in a modern way

Learn modern JavaScript (ES2015 +) from scratch, and practice in an intuitive environment. The challenges are inspired by real-world projects to make sure that you're learning the best practices, one step at a time. Try the first 77 lessons, challenges, projects (first 7 chapters) & flashcards for free. You can upgrade to a Pro account with a one-time payment that gives you access for 5 years.

Learn Javascript is suitable for beginner developers who have basic experience in any programming language. Not comfortable with the basics? Then consider Learn Programming which covers the basics.

What you will learn

This course covers the fundamentals of JavaScript. It is the best way to learn JavaScript in 2021. The entire course was re-written in 2021.

The lessons & challenges will guide you through these topics step by step and its project-based approach will help you reinforce these concepts.

The course assumes that you are familiar with the basics such as variables, functions, arrays, objects, classes as well as some HTML & CSS experience.

  • - Arrays
  • - Functions
  • - Arrow functions
  • - Advanced Arrays
  • - Destructuring
  • - Optional chaining
  • - Nullish coalescing
  • - Objects
  • - Arrays of Objects
  • - Advanced Control Flow
  • - Reduce
  • - Classes
  • - Callbacks
  • - Asynchronous logic
  • - Advanced classes
  • - Prototypical inheritance
  • - JSON
  • - Promises
  • - Fetch
  • - Work with real APIs
  • - Lexical scope
  • - Async/await
  • - DOM Selection
  • - DOM basics
  • - Advanced DOM
  • - Events
  • - Forms
  • - Package Managers
  • - Module Bundlers
  • - Modules
  • - Dynamic imports
  • - EcmaScript
  • - Legacy var
  • - Legacy topics
  • - Window object
  • - Closures
  • - Loops & iteration
  • - The event loop
JavaScript flashcards
This course is designed with the learner in mind. That's why we've developed a separate flashcards app where you can reinforce the new concepts that you learned using spaced repetition.
Spaced repetition has been proven to be a more effective learning method.

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