If you’re working on the web, JavaScript is unavoidable. It runs in every browser, powers everything from dropdown menus to full-on applications, and ties the front end together. It’s not just “nice to know” — it’s what makes websites work.
But here’s the truth: learning JavaScript can be rough. It’s easy to get stuck in the weeds or waste hours jumping between random tutorials that don’t fit together. That’s why this guide exists. It’s built to actually teach you JavaScript from the ground up, with no fluff and no filler.
We’re starting with the basics — how the language is structured, what the different types of data are, what the heck “this” means — and from there, we’ll move into the more complicated stuff like closures, prototypal inheritance, and writing code that doesn’t break when you’re dealing with async events.
You won’t just read about it either. You’ll write code. You’ll mess things up. You’ll fix them. You’ll start to actually understand how JavaScript works, not just copy-paste solutions off Stack Overflow.
Whether you’ve never written a line of code or you’ve been coding for a while and JavaScript still feels like a black box, this series is here to clear things up. No hacks. No shortcuts. Just the stuff you need to write better code and build real things that work.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction to JavaScript 2. Setting Up a Modern Dev Environment 3. ECMAScript 2023 and Beyond: What’s New, What’s Next, and Why It Matters 4. Variables: let, const, and the Death of var
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