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David Drysdale
10,815 PointsOther resources?
I was wondering if anybody could point me to some additional resources for the concepts covered in this course. I've been working through the Front End Developer track and haven't had any issues with the concepts or work until now. I felt clueless going into this final project--the material from prototypes on is a muddle in my head. Anything else I can look at or read?
3 Answers
Salman Akram
Courses Plus Student 40,065 PointsHi David,
Since this is really big leap of knowledge on Objected-Oriented Javascript, it is not going to be easy to learn but patient and practice. You can try these links below:
JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects
You Don't Know JS by Kyle Simpson (just you need to read three books - online free)
JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts (-try to find coupon sales online to discount 90% sale)
Hope that helps. :)
-Salman
Paweł Przytuła
9,839 PointsSo what's the point of this course when we have to read some books to understand the examples?
jason chan
31,009 Pointshttp://eloquentjavascript.net/ I like eloquentjs.
Yes, javascript the weird parts is great. You'll learn how to make your own jquery. :)