I was there too, until I stopped watching clips and started building. The game changer for me was by Jonas Schmedtmann.
You might think you need the "2024" version of everything. But JavaScript itself (ES6, ES7, ES8) hasn't had a revolutionary syntax change since 2020. The fundamentals of hoisting, closures, prototypes, and this —they are exactly the same today. I was there too, until I stopped watching
Most free tutorials gloss over callbacks, promises, and async/await. This course dedicates an entire, massive section to it. Jonas explains the Event Loop by drawing it out on a digital whiteboard. But JavaScript itself (ES6, ES7, ES8) hasn't had
This course is widely considered the because it focuses on Modern JavaScript (ES6+) without the unnecessary framework churn. You aren't learning a library that will die next year; you are learning the language . This course dedicates an entire, massive section to it