How to MASTER Javascript FAST in 2023

In this video, I will tell you exactly how I would MASTER Javascript in 2023 starting from ZERO.

I will tell you the exact step-by-step process to learn javascript as a beginner including all the courses and resources I recommend.

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[Flint]

Practice, after you have practiced a little, practice a little more. After you have tired of practicing, practice a little more.

[evilpig]

to add to the notion of "Try before you think you can do it" i like to say FAIL at something you want to learn. I've noticed throughout my programming journey that you will FAIL at many things before you master them. The real challenge is not giving up. Keep pushing ladies and gentlemen.

[GeraldBosley-cfng]

There's a vscode extension called quokka that shows you the output in the editor next to your code

[mattbeglinger]

Thank you Toumas, another amazing video! You're changing lives for the better with you content!

[onyekastephen]

Why did it take this long. I've just realized why I haven't been progressing that much. A million thanks for this.

[Phill_F]

This is some of the most useful advice I've come across. Try before you think you can do it. Thank you so much for this!

[toluolawoyin]

Hey man. Love your approach to learning. The bike theory is fine with me, I'll try it out

[Adrian_Marmy]

holy moly RunJS will definitely improve my learning speed. Thanks so much for this video!

[darrenfrancis]

I just finished the Odin projects foundations course and I’m glad I watched this bc now I know where I need to continue and there are more courses out there other than the Odin project. Thanks for this 🗣️

[jessey]

jou Tuomas i think u change my future. Like we say in Finland Ei perkele, kiitos. Keep up the good work.

[OneAndOnlyWilliamShort]

Literally just started js a week ago and I have already made 3 projects (A random project picker, a vowel counter, and a cookie clicker clone). I learned so much just doing research for potential solutions (classes, arrow functions, import/export, etc.). Project based learning defo the way to go.

[madethecreator]

This is the best video ever, I think every beginner needs to see this video, really on point 👌🏾

[Keerthanan]

This is the video that I was searching for... Thanks ;)

[justBlake]

Great timing. I just started learning JavaScript a couple days ago. Appreciate the video and the advice in it.

[valenciawalker]

Thank you . Great video . I’m learning frontmen’s and back end in bootcamp

[ShiruHDani]

I wanted to learn JavaScript and got just the information WHERE to learn it. And the attitude that comes with every developer, regardless wether you use JavaScript or another language...

[bartheus]

Everyone on the web was talking that without the advanced understanding of Javascript we shouldn't start to working with frameworks. As always i did the oposite, i learn foundations and started to working with framwork maybe i didnt write some Promises with Javascript but i wrote already some Observables in Angular, and i get a job as a Junior Dev. The time i used to make Apps like Todos with plain javascript was more frustrating for me then now when im working on real projects in my company, even with hard things and more advanced topics i finally feel that im learning something and im going forward.

[gavinkalaher]

JavaScript is bloody amazing, it's my favourite language up to now. I want to learn TypeScript and React next.

[lovzvjc]

Thank you for encouraging me to give up on programming and start farming

[aysii]

a really good video thank you for this !