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JavaScript

Posted by zi yu liu
zi yu liu
1,589 Points

What lessons should I take to learn javascript from beginner to master?

Hi guys, I recently completed Dave's JavaScript Basics. It was wonderful, but now I'm stuck, I only know the basics.

Which lessons/tutorials should I continue learning in order? Is there anymore basic knowledge of javascript I should learning?

Overall, all I'm asking is this little question: "What should I do next? And after that?"

Please guys help me answer this! I love learning in treehouse, but I think I need a good plan for learning!

1 Answer

andren
andren
28,558 Points
andren
andren
28,558 Points

I would recommend you start one of the JavaScript focused tracks. Tracks are collections of courses that are organized in a manner that is intended to make it easy to learn the subject that the track is built around.

If you mainly want to learn JavaScript to use it on building websites then I'd recommend the Beginner JavaScript track. If you want to learn how to use JavaScript not only for web development but also for server development then I'd recommend the Full Stack JavaScript track.

The latter track is considerably longer than the former so if you really just want to learn as much about JavaScript as possible then that is the one I would recommend. Both of the tracks start out with more or less the same courses anyway since they both are built around teaching you about JavaScript from the ground up.

You can skip the first course of the tracks since you have already completed that.