does anyone know any good javascript tutorials out there? I'm starting out with this [ http://www.hoboes.com/NetLife/Web_Scripting/Web_Scripting_PDF/ ] but idk if it's enough... studying from multiple resources helps sometimes so a couple more guides and tutorials won't hurt :) thanks

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theviper · Answer

@saifoo.khan may help :)

parthkohli · Answer

http://codecademy.com is the best out in the market.

anonymous · Answer

Here's a good list. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/learn/javascript I've used Codecademy myself as well, it's great.

ytry · Answer

Do you want video tutorials, or stuff that is written?

sasogeek · Answer

when it comes to coding, i usually prefer to read. but I'd watch videos of talks about coding,  not tutorials, usually those suck :P

sasogeek · Answer

but if you have any video tutorials u think is good, i'd love to check it out :)

anonymous · Answer

http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp is a very good site for every type of programming tutorials but if you want videos you can watch youtube there is a channel called "teachmeComputer" that can help you with java scripting.

ytry · Answer

I would recommend looking at Thenewboston on youtube he has tons of video tutorials that explain everything.

sasogeek · Answer

yh i know bucky :) I've seen and used his tutorials before but haven't looked up javascript from him, will do that sometime soon :) thanks for the reminder x

ytry · Answer

Np, bucky is where I learn pretty much everything. That man is a genius XD

sasogeek · Answer

that dude knows almost everything lol, he even started biology and physics tutorials lol

ytry · Answer

He also did a surviving the in wilderness thing it's amazing

sasogeek · Answer

yeah i've been watching those. i see you've been following his channel huh :) well what do u know. two subscribers in one little place. this world is such a small world lol

sasogeek · Answer

i'm using the tutorials from codeacademy atm though

ytry · Answer

How is codeacademy, I never gave it a try?

sasogeek · Answer

typical example :)

ytry · Answer

That looks really easy to use

sasogeek · Answer

yup :)

anonymous · Answer

Yes codecademy is very good. I followed the course already.