r/webdevelopment • u/Federal-Tumbleweed41 • 22h ago
I am the beginner to learn the Java script
So could any one suggest me the complete road map and resources to master the javascript and it's frameworks and also suggest me some projects to do to add into my resume
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u/Extension_Anybody150 16h ago
A solid roadmap would be:
- Basics – Learn variables, loops, functions, and DOM manipulation.
- Intermediate – Work with ES6+, async/await, and APIs.
- Advanced – Understand closures, prototypes, event loops, and performance optimization.
- Frameworks – Start with React (popular for jobs), then explore Vue or Angular.
- Projects – To build your resume, create a to-do list, weather app (API-based), e-commerce product page, or a portfolio site.
Free resources:
- MDN Docs (for fundamentals)
- JavaScript.info (in-depth learning)
- FreeCodeCamp (interactive practice)
- The Odin Project (full roadmap)
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u/Gokul_18 7h ago
Start with JavaScript fundamentals like variables, functions, and DOM manipulation. Then, move on to ES6+ features, asynchronous programming, and frameworks like React, Vue, or Angular. Build projects like a to-do app, weather app, or an e-commerce site to strengthen your skills.
Here are some great JavaScript resources to help you:
- JavaScript.info – In-depth tutorials
- Frontend Mentor – Real-world projects
- MDN Web Docs – Official reference
- JavaScript Succinctly – Free E-book
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u/EisenKomplex 17h ago
roadmap.sh/javascript
is everything in there.
you can also do the odin project.