I'm feeling pretty lost trying to figure out how to learn JavaScript effectively. I had this idea of creating a tool that uses AI to develop personalized learning roadmaps. The idea is to avoid outdated or overly basic courses and instead tailor the learning experience based on your current goals and knowledge. Do you think a tool like this could be helpful for others wanting to learn JavaScript?
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I think it’s better to focus on resources like MDN for learning JavaScript since AI can suggest outdated features. JavaScript and Node.js have evolved so much, and sticking to solid references is key to learning good practices.
Are you planning to learn JS on top of existing programming skills or start from scratch? If you're new to programming, I'd recommend trying CS50x; it's a free online intro to computer science from Harvard that’s really great for beginners!
Honestly, going the AI route might not be the best choice. There are already great AI roadmap projects out there. Just use AI as a research tool instead, not as the main teaching method.
That’s a solid suggestion! I also recommend using FrontendMentor or similar sites for practice challenges. Starting with the basics and then solving real problems can really help reinforce what you learn.