How Long it Take to Learn JavaScript Programming ?

If you are looking to learn JavaScript than you can learn in 1 Month to get into advance level and you become a expert in 6 Months.

Learning JavaScript is not hard but rather easy so you need to spend 4 hours a days on learning JavaScript Programming.
Here is the Breakdown:
1 hour in watching JavaScript lectures.
1 hour in reading the JavaScript book such as Head First JavaScript.
1 Hour in JavaScript Coding.
1 Hour in Researching on JavaScript functions, vars, etc

So you need to spend 4 hours a day daily and total 120 hours in a month to learn the Foundation of JavaScript to build Animated Websites and JS Games

At the End you need is Discipline Not Motivation to Keep learning How to Code.
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[LazarNevski]

I google "How long does it take to learn JS" and this is the best answer Google came up with???

[shaolin]

1:52
“Not 1 hour” holds 1 finger up
“Not 3 hour” holds 2 fingers up
“It’s 4 hours” holds 3 fingers up

[reyou]

When you search "!! javascript" in Google, it suggest this video under question "How Long it Take to Learn JavaScript Programming ?".

[trailokyataye]

Thanks...for clearing my doubt. I thought 1 hour daily was enough. I learned Html and css during lockdown...now moving on to JavaScript.

[mza]

They got some fine ass weed in Pakistan it seems..

[lakebaikal]

I dont know why people always complain that they can't understand this man, i understand him quite well.

[kingleo]

He has ascended to the JS language that's why he's speaking like this, luckily for me i can hear him just fine 😌

[Julka]

That was actually a good answer to that question 👍 I'm setting myself a goal to learn JS 4 hours a day for 30 days straight. Can't wait to see how my skills are going to improve after this time.

[philaell]

He is now Jimmy a G.lol Im currently learning Javascript and your videos motivate me to stick to it. Thanks for making this one and I will definitely shoot for the 4 hours a day. Thanks

[antoniomendes]

what a character :D LOVED this video! thanks dude. got the message and you've put a smile on my face. i sit 16 hours in front of the computer, not 4... so let's see what i can do in one month. cheers

[lardosian]

Thanks Jimmy, would you think its possible to gain a good grasp(hireable) understanding of most languages in a month also.

[charlierodriguez]

I don't know why, but I liked this video.
please bro, ad subtitles next time.
Greeetings from Colombia

[naturepositive]

For web development:
1, 000 hours.(~6 months)
To be very good 2, 000 hours.(~1 year).

[johnny_pilot]

You couldn't think of ANYWHERE else to start making a short video other than by loud, running water... and showing us the water? But anyway, thank you very much for organising my 4 hours and telling me what time of my day I could start learning, when I can have my lunch, and when I can take a shower, etc! I got more than I bargained for!

[lailanashim]

Man, people make sure you to know about your geeky, but I like you the best! So straight direct, like the true programmer!

[olemartin]

people hating is the ones who doesnt want to lay in work to achieve their goals. They will never succeed. Keep it up man. BTW, if anyone think I am writing this because I know the guy... I am from norway and you are just a hater. Go put in the work, and stop making excuses

[ricardodelacrvz]

I dont believe you learn javascript in one month in any healthy way. You might master the basics but not the whole language. It takes a lot of time.

[lailanashim]

Hey, Jimmy, what kind of lecture do you mean? Could you give me an example?

[actualhalo]

Awesome guide! 4 hours a day for one month!

[Aitor]

0:22 the water... CAMERAMAN can you please come HERE!! who the fuck is this guy?! XD