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Senior JavaScript experts, since April this year, I have been learning JavaScript on my own.

..

And I have used about 15 different note books to copy some tutorials I see online (because I learn faster by reading).

I have placed each topic into a separate notebook.
E.g function has its own note, object has its note...just like that.
..

My problem now is,
I don't know how to organize the topics.

Sometimes, I will read a topics like: function,
Loops,
If,
Objects,
Arrays,
strings..


I only read a topic if the project I want to build, has something that demands knowledge of that topic.

But I feel like I'm not doing the right thing, cos I know every course has an outline for studying it.


So right now, I need someone who was self taught and has gotten enough experience, to tell me what the syllabus/ course outline of studying JavaScript looks like.

...God bless you.


cc Stanlywise
javanian
seun
bakbukpal

squash47:
Senior JavaScript experts, since April this year, I have been learning JavaScript.

..

And I have used about 15 note books to copy some tutorials I see online (because I learn faster by reading). I have placed each topic into separate notebook.
E.g function has its own note, object has its note...just like that.
..

My problem now is,
I don't know how to organize the topics.

Sometimes, I will read a topics like: function,
Loops,
If,
Objects,
Arrays,
strings..


I only read a topic if the project I want to build, has something that demands knowledge of that topic.

But I feel like I'm not doing the right thing


so right now, I need someone who was self taught and has gotten enough experience, to tell me what the syllabus of studying JavaScript looks like.

...
cc Stanlywise
javanian
seun

there's an app Called mimo. It's the best way to learn programming

TechCapon:
there's an app Called mimo. It's the best way to learn programming

Really, I have the app but it's just like the regular sololearn, code pen and GitHub stuffs to me.

.
I need an idea of the course outline of studying this JavaScript course.
God bless you for replying me.

squash47:
Really, I have the app but it's just like the regular sololearn, code pen and GitHub stuffs to me.

.
I need an idea of the course outline of studying this JavaScript course.
God bless you for replying me.

amen

Use w3schools to learn accordingly. Or use freecodecamp

Maskyy:
Use w3schools to learn accordingly. Or use freecodecamp

That website is misleading me.

squash47:
That website is misleading me.

Chat me up on WhatsApp. Check my signature for my digit but those sites are helpful

squash47:
Senior JavaScript experts, since April this year, I have been learning JavaScript on my own.

..

And I have used about 15 different note books to copy some tutorials I see online (because I learn faster by reading).

I have placed each topic into a separate notebook.
E.g function has its own note, object has its note...just like that.
..

My problem now is,
I don't know how to organize the topics.

Sometimes, I will read a topics like: function,
Loops,
If,
Objects,
Arrays,
strings..


I only read a topic if the project I want to build, has something that demands knowledge of that topic.

But I feel like I'm not doing the right thing, cos I know every course has an outline for studying it.


So right now, I need someone who was self taught and has gotten enough experience, to tell me what the syllabus/ course outline of studying JavaScript looks like.

...God bless you.


cc Stanlywise
javanian
seun
bakbukpal

Lemme give you a secret. Maximilian Schwarzmuller. Check YouTube for his beginners JavaScript 2020 5hrs course and thank me later.

Only watch his video to get the concept and start coding. Do not fall into tutorial purgatory.