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65 JavaScript resources that can help you

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 🔹 Websites

1. Java5cript
https://t.co/2gdB6LdfQ8

2. JavaScript Tutorial
https://t.co/YyH7YEZtOL

3. JavaScript 30
https://t.co/X2e6T9qFW5

4. JavaScript Info
https://t.co/GLcMZmyfC9

5. JavaScript by Pluralsight
https://t.co/vCElgxaJJ6
🔹 Learn through visualizing

6. JS Visualizer
https://t.co/DKXfCA5bnv

7. UI dev visualizer
https://t.co/IsnNdAGANq

8. JS Tutor
https://t.co/0wkYKPimLp
🔹 Documents

9. MDN
https://t.co/XkMlZQOF0h

10. W3 Schools
https://t.co/aJB14ha9KT

11. DevDocs
https://t.co/sVwCCrYKwA

12. JavaScript Info
https://t.co/VJaTfVOIa8

13. JavaScript Garden
https://t.co/gd1ReORdDN
🔹 GitHub repo

14. Modern JavaScript tutorials
https://t.co/vDgTJKbz74

15. Awesome JS Learning
https://t.co/CUCBjfJEcY

16. JS by example
https://t.co/VLT6dRwLSp

17. 33 JS concepts
https://t.co/F5KDOSaACD

18. 30 seconds of code
https://t.co/zWcmMtg2xa
19. JavaScript question
https://t.co/UvEl1Esvh3

20. JS Style Guide
https://t.co/Vqw5md8Jif
🔹 Code Snippet

21. 30 seconds of code
https://t.co/hviTpD6AHw

22. JS source
https://t.co/eM1G2kokho

23. Get Butterfly
https://t.co/eRAbM1C5rg

24. JS Fiddle
https://t.co/ClnQK99yxA

25. JavaScript (ES6) code snippets
https://t.co/RT2Qgr7GBa
🔹 Books

26. Eloquent JS
https://t.co/T3E93ai0Hz

27. JS Design pattern
https://t.co/gmV3oi6nDQ

28. The JavaScript Beginner's Handbook
https://t.co/v0Ed5EJPJD

29. Learn JavaScript with Ease
https://t.co/lHRRGWRJ3t

30. Human JavaScript
https://t.co/RZrEUDvrBT
🔹 Tips and Tricks

31. JS tips
https://t.co/kRByQ8tvK3

32. JS tips and tricks
https://t.co/NvfoANwweV

33. Kirupa
https://t.co/EBzJcewp1j
🔹 Projects

34. 10 JS projects in 10 hours
https://t.co/nt1bVlHy7C

35. 15 JS projects
https://t.co/3XJAXgKsbb

36. Build 7 games using JS
https://t.co/zWk6IwlSfJ

37. 50 projects in 50 days
https://t.co/um1hRCr1aI

38. JavaScript Projects for Beginners
https://t.co/DQpOL90qLu
🔹 Algorithms

39. Algorithms in JS
https://t.co/BGkhs3uLkK

40.
https://t.co/FeoeYlj7p6

41. Algo test
https://t.co/wuGheImc8G

42. Interview algo
https://t.co/nVnEZFnmA0
🔹 Cheat sheets

43. JS Cheat sheet
https://t.co/1emaANJ4Fg

44. HTML, CSS, JS cheat sheet
https://t.co/8Sm7oIFTUQ

45. https://t.co/cEwLdBJmWw

46. Over API
https://t.co/JX6i4eom7E

47. Awesome cheat sheet
https://t.co/a5q3mll5uR
48. Array and date cheat sheet

49. DevHints
https://t.co/y5AGKDckx4
🔹 COURSES

50. Code Academy
https://t.co/c5TsKj9Shy

51. Udemy
https://t.co/7XQpMKEyfv

52. Coursera
https://t.co/j5C2FJDOSQ

53. Plural Sight
https://t.co/tAtp5X2ou1?

54. Scrimba
https://t.co/lFRBDcQIJk
🔹 Readings

55. Geeks For Geeks
https://t.co/eCCYmbGjwX

56. Java Point
https://t.co/TNbZBVls7H

57. Tutorial Points
https://t.co/6Onj7c7EoB

58. Learn JS
https://t.co/m7LkJejVqR

59. The Odin Project
https://t.co/x70LNIeTa1

60. JS for cats
https://t.co/wxd0BhSLya
🔹 Videos

61. JavaScript Mastery
https://t.co/GG2ducI5Go

62. Clever Programmer
https://t.co/arMUpSvx5z

63. Edureka
https://t.co/JrI1BWLzxR

64. Coursera
https://t.co/JrI1BWLzxR

65. Freecodecamp
https://t.co/WbI9QnTOj2
This is pretty much it for this thread. I hope you like it ❤️

Feel free to add more and let's take this list to 100. I will retweet your resource with a shout out😄

Peace out😉

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