I'm currently learning JavaScript using Frontend Masters, but I keep wondering if I'm sourcing my knowledge correctly. What do you all think? Are there better resources I should consider or is this sufficient?
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Absolutely, it’s a fine place to learn from!
You'll find that every developer has their own learning journey, so 100 different answers are entirely valid. I learned from 'JavaScript: The Good Parts' a decade ago, and it worked for me!
Thanks for sharing that, I was feeling a bit lost!
Frontend Masters has a solid reputation, so you shouldn't worry about the quality of the information you're getting. Ultimately, it's about finding a resource that resonates with you.
I appreciate that! I'm not really worried about wrong info, just trying to make sure I'm on the right path.
I've heard a lot of great things about Frontend Masters, though I haven't used it myself. You could also check out the 'Namaste JavaScript' series on YouTube for additional learning.
It's a great starting point! You might also want to check out some books like 'JavaScript: The Definitive Guide' and the 'You Don't Know JavaScript' series. I also recommend Scrimba for its interactive coding format; it helps prevent tutorial overload.
Good to hear, thanks!