Maybe it's a good time to go back and try again, I thought. By the end of the 3rd chapter, I was so lost I gave up.įast forward several months to the point where I know considerably more JS than I did on my first attempt at the book. I saw EloJS being proselytized everywhere so much that I thought if I read it I might actually find God. A year ago I decided to learn JS seriously and in-depth in order to make it my career. I have a very solid grasp of all the fundamentals such as type, variables, loops, functions, etc. I've been hobby programming on occasion ever since I was a teen. If you write a book for beginners that is too complex for beginners, you done fucked up. Why is this a problem? Because it's a book that was written FOR beginners. Personal blog posts that are relevant to the subreddit's stated subject matter don't need prior approval (and are encouraged!).
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