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Ja'Quan Thompson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 15,834 PointsDo I need to take Javascript basics before taking this class because there are a lot of reference to the basic course.
There are a lot of references to the basic course which I havent taken yet.
3 Answers
Mauricio Ariza
1,731 PointsI recommend you to take that course first. It gives you a better understanding of the topic, hence they mention all the topics in this course.
Zimri Leijen
11,835 PointsThat's ultimately up to you. Do you feel like you understand the material? In that case, move on.
If it's confusing, take a step back.
Harris Keka
Courses Plus Student 3,611 PointsIts advisable you take the Basics if you haven't any prior knowledge. Even if you understand now, subsequently you may get confused when you start getting into more detail of programming.
Ja'Quan Thompson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 15,834 PointsJa'Quan Thompson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 15,834 PointsI decided since I ultimately want to be a fullstack JavaScript Developer I am taking the beginning javascript class and then I'll finish the other two so that I have a stronger knowledge. plus most of the classes in basic javascript will be covered in FEWD and fullstack anyways.