JavaScript Roadmap: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE

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A modern JavaScript learning path for new frontend developers. These are the core JavaScript concepts that beginners need to know if they want to get a job building JavaScript web applications. I've intentionally left out a lot of the more obscure and seldom used concepts. There's already enough to learn without getting lost in the weeds. One of my mistakes as a beginner was reading several JavaScript books cover to cover. I wasted a lot of time when I should have focused on learning the core principles of web development.

0:00 Best JavaScript Learning Path for Beginners
1:20 JavaScript Variables
2:20 JavaScript Data Types & Data Structurs
5:33 Instance and Static Methods
7:15 JavaScript Data Flow and Looping
8:42 Common JavaScript Operators
9:59 Major Mistake New Programmers Make
11:01 More JavaScript Operators
12:23 Synchronous and Asynchronous JavaScript
13:39 DOM Web Apis & Global Window Object
14:58 Imports, Exports, JavaScript Modules, Class Objects

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[GengoSenmon]

Perfect timing. I just started to learn JS. Love how you talk about the actual codes rather than just theory/mindset/experiences like every other channel. Please make that React roadmap too!

[WhatsMyNameAgain]

I’m getting excited to get stuck in to JS because I started with Python (and a tiny bit of C++) before deciding on front end, so things like arrays, if/else/elif statements and for/while loops etc are already familiar to me. Just finishing up some learning on CSS (mostly grid) and I should be ready! Aiming to land a job by November and ditch the steel toe capped boots for good!

[shawncaceres]

This is beautiful. Distilling a massive topic down to its essentials. I love your style of explaining things. A react roadmap of this type would be beyond helpful and appreciated!!

[lineCooking]

Subbed. I know around 60% of the things covered here. The hidden value is that hearing you explain helps me improve at communicating concepts. Most of my learning is pretty isolated, so it’s hard to practice communication in my environment.

Thanks again!!

[Mazoane]

This is the one I was waiting for! Thank you

[DominicJuhn]

Great video probably one the best videos I have seen in a short amount of time can't beat 16 mins of gold. Great job

[BadGood]

This channel is definitely slept on, you deserve more subs. Thanks for the video! 🙏

[TheMovieReelWriter]

I just Started Learning Javascript Frameworks. This Roadmap with Sequences was very helpful and Informative Thank you. Keep the Great Content Coming. I had To watch Three Times over to really Grasp all the Concepts but all in all Straightforward.

[camjones]

Thanks for this! I just started learning JavaScript a few weeks ago so this definitely helps alot. A React Roadmap video would be pretty awesome too

[williambienz]

Thanks for this. I am switching careers laterin life and just started learning JS. This helped. Please do a video on best methods/ways to learn JS if you can.

[alexbeck]

I’ve been subbed to you for a while, and watched and rewatched videos of yours. I just want to thank you for the no fluff no nonsense videos. I really appreciate you, and you’ve helped so much in my start of coding. First time I watched some of your videos I had no clue what you were talking about. Revisited and have more of an idea. I’m now into the JavaScript portion of my journey from html and css with some c, scratch thrown in from cs50, and I always find my self coming back to your vids as a beacon of hope, so thank you so much!!!! I would love the react roadmap, and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think about your angular boomer basement comment….even though I don’t know why that’s true yet. 😂

[whitson]

As a completely new web dev'er, your "roadmap" videos have been super helpful in directing my studies, and time. If you haven't already got one planned, a React roadmap video would be fantastic also 😊

[toyal]

Wow i actually have learned quite a bit of the stuff you’ve mentioned. I feel more confident about my js skills now lol

[juandebortoli]

I spent 2 hours copyng and searching for all you show here. Thanks

[maw_prgrmmng]

great roadmap, I know most of these topics, that react roadmap is a great timing for me!

[hollow]

Been watching a lot of your content lately. Great stuff! I'm currently learning html in depth, then on to css, then Javascript. Trying to make a career change within a year, you content has been very helpful in giving me a rough road map to follow. Ever thought of making a video series where you choose to mentor a aspire dev from 0 to his first job? Lol keep up the good work man!

[PaulnJenna]

Amazing video - would love to see a React one too as well as a React Native after that! (or combined) as that's my intended route! Thanks again

[ewwitsantonio]

I am just now finally feeling more comfortable with JS. I've used C# for a long time, but JS always made me upset, haha. It just felt too loose. Typescript helped me get comfortable with JS. Now I'm moving into vanilla JS. Kinda backwards approach, but now that I see how much JS has improved in recent years I'm excited to jump on board and finally learn this flexible language

[drakeherring]

I would love to see a react road map, I am starting my journey as a developer and JavaScript and react are what I will be working with.

[alexanderley]

This gives me hope. I am doing a course at the moment and I understand almost all of those concepts in theory. I am just worried to put all this knowledge into real projects. But at least a good start I guess!