[john123456789]

Want to learn javascript and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for sites to learn it? I am an experienced programmer so don't want any tutorials that explains things like loops and conditional statements, just want to learn the syntax and scripting fast.

[doubterot]

The way I learned was to use it lol, I was on a project and I didn't know anything about it and what I did was search for everything I had doubts, since I also knew how to code at that time

[leakedbbuser3]

Just find preexisting projects that you can read through and test as you go along. I watched youtube videos aswell, but mainly from forums

[archinerate]

you can check out freecodecamp.com

[ghulaky123]

If you have prior CS knowledge already honestly just start some projects and look up the syntax on stackexchange.

[hopisder5]

Find the advice given to be sufficient

[leej0055]

Idk if its free (i'm pretty sure it is) but theres a website that I used called practiceit.

[Gunther1]

best place to learn is probably from the guys who build your browser ?

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[LeoEuler]

These guys built a JavaScript course to help new developers get up and running , check it out

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[SunSetXXX]

Well I used this

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Short, to the point with nice structure where you can learn the language fast and use as a doc as well and look stuff up.

Or this

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Shorter than the previous and linear even more to the point, specifically designed to experienced programmers. Also free just have to subscribe to the newsletter than you can unsub a sec later if you want. Also has Node, Express and other tutorials but i havent read those.

[Talefing]

Just build your own website. JavaScript is really learning by doing. It's not that hard if you can code in Java for example you're able to code in JavaScript

[bobwilliambob]

CodeAcademy is a great place to get started.
But utlimately the best teacher is expereince. Decide that you want to create your own website from scratch. You'll learn as you go

[rubensrubens]

Want to learn javascript and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for sites to learn it? I am an experienced programmer so don't want any tutorials that explains things like loops and conditional statements, just want to learn the syntax and scripting fast.

youtube has some nice vids

[daddykenna]

try FreeCodeCamp.com

[Cared13]

I would really recommend Udemy for the basics. I would recommend 2 courses
- Maximilian Schwarzmüller: JavaScript - The Complete Guide 2020 (Beginner + Advanced)

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- Anthony Alicea: JavaScript - Understanding the weird parts

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[breefan]

freecodecamp is a great way to get started. also looking into projects that interest you on github

[Saynomor]

Want to learn javascript and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations for sites to learn it? I am an experienced programmer so don't want any tutorials that explains things like loops and conditional statements, just want to learn the syntax and scripting fast.

I think javascript is good

[1000yearsbeer]

freecodecamp is the way to go, easy entrance, for free and you learn html and css as well