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Matthew Willmott
9,426 PointsWhere to go after completing Javascript Foundation
I've completed the Javascript Foundation deep dive but don't really no what to do now to try and get some working environment to start working with it. At the moment I'm using codecademy to get this slightly more practical explanation of what you can do with it.
6 Answers

Nick Pettit
Treehouse TeacherHey Matthew,
I actually just answered this in another thread: http://teamtreehouse.com/forum/javascript
Here's what I posted there:
It's easy to keep a narrow focus with basic topics, but JavaScript is an extremely broad subject area once it gets more advanced. We're creating lots of advanced JavaScript content in our Bonus Content section available to Gold members.
Here you'll find the Code Racer project as well as our cutting-edge Workshop series. We have a new Workshop coming soon about AngularJS.

Matthew Willmott
9,426 PointsHey Nick,
Thanks for that. I'll give them a try and keep an eye out for the new workshop :)

Gareth Redfern
36,217 PointsHi Matt, I have been trying to do the same and its great to see that there will be new JS courses coming soon to Treehouse. I have bought this ebook:
http://www.packtpub.com/object-oriented-javascript/book
I have found that you can work through the examples in firebug and it has really helped broaden my knowledge. I have to say at times I do find JS quite hard to get my head round but its coming slowly.
I think it would be great to work through some small projects with the help of the Treehouse guys.
Happy New Year ;-)

Alex Hedley
16,378 PointsFree book Eloquent Javascript http://eloquentjavascript.net/

Matthew Willmott
9,426 PointsThanks guys, those are very good links. I'll check them both out :)

Gareth Redfern
36,217 PointsThe Eloquent Javascript book is also excellent I bought that to, and I am part way through it.
Good luck!