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Beginner’s Guide to JavaScript



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JavaScript is the most popular and versatile programming language in the world. But learning JavaScript nowadays (like any new technology) can be challenging, especially if it’s the first programming language you learn.

Examples of Things Made with JavaScript

Write JavaScript Now

• Working with Data

• Storing & Tracking information with Variables

• Adding JavaScript to a Text Editor

• Create Reusable Code with Functions

• Storing Multiple Items with Arrays

• Simplify Repetitive Tasks with Loops

• Store & Access Data with Objects

JavaScript in 2018 and Beyond

Clips
Wifi coffeemaker from Bruvelo
Forbidden Planet (1956)
Samsung Crystal Blue
Fitbit Versa
Amazon Echo
Nest Hello
Google Maps

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34 responses to “Beginner’s Guide to JavaScript”

  7. Thank you for this. I've worked on websites for years as a front-end developer and struggled reading books about Javascript, now I'm dedicating the next two months to study it, I'm only on day-2 and already have a good beginners understanding. Thank you.

  9. I am a TechDegree student at Treehouse, and I have to say that is the best choice I have ever made. Every lesson is well explained , easy to understand examples and lot's of ready to help students in the community. Whenever I get stuck, there are is slack to help me get in touch with all the other Front End students and get help or opinions from them. You have new content frequently and is easy to learn. I truly recommend Treehouse for all those who are looking to become a Web Designer or Web Developer. You will find an amazing library from where to learn.

  11. 5 Minutes in I had to pause the video to read the comments to find out if there will be anything useful (does the fluff ever end?) When does the tutorial begin?
    It has been some time since I tried the free trial – the site was having trouble and was unusable at the time. I was told they were working on it but no estimate of how long it would take so I wasted my free trial and my time. Thought I would watch this tut to see if it was worthwhile.

    UPDATE: The tut began as soon as I went back to the video so you won't miss anything by skipping the first 4:45.

  25. How much of Js code HAS TO BE written in your browser console? Mine WILL NOT let me write or break it down onto separate lines, it all HAS TO BE on one line. If I write anything and hit "enter" to move my cursor to write the next line of code below it (like console.log), I get an error message that says "unexpected end of input" or something. It really screws everything up.

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