50 resources for learning JavaScript in 2021πŸ‘‡

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In this tweet you will find resources in various form

- Documentation
- Courses
- Websites
- YouTube Videos
- Books
- GitHub Repos
- Interactive learning
- Projects
πŸ“Œ DOCUMENTATION

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

2. W3 Schools
https://t.co/eUYCudNHc8

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

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

5. JavaScript Garden
https://t.co/0YRzjuNZKx
πŸ“Œ COURSES

6. Code Academy
https://t.co/cvQ6YhUTi1

7. Udemy
https://t.co/5HhRs4nCcJ

8. Coursera
https://t.co/JBpYAC02pT

9. Plural Sight
https://t.co/oBJ2K7kYni

10. Scrimba
https://t.co/lFRBDcQIJk
πŸ“Œ WEBSITES

11. Geeks For Geeks
https://t.co/KSZIFLQInp

12. Java Point
https://t.co/M9IzGpeRs0

13. Tutorial Points
https://t.co/WE10KtxVd7

14. The Odin Project
https://t.co/aikkB3sJ0H

15. Learn JS
https://t.co/m7LkJejVqR
16. JavaScript Wikipedia
https://t.co/dd2mJ2ByLv

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

18. JavaScript for Cats
https://t.co/wxd0BhSLya

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

20. Scotch io
https://t.co/iBKDaHSkIu
πŸ“Œ YOUTUBE VIDEOS

21. JavaScript Mastery
https://t.co/1zcSeu4zKE

22. Clever Programmer
https://t.co/GcIIDzek7r

23. Edureka
https://t.co/YCCITWKlaL

24. Coursera
https://t.co/YCCITWKlaL

25. Freecodecamp
https://t.co/WbI9QnTOj2
26. Web Dev Simplified
https://t.co/WY7MNKOull

27. Traversy Media
https://t.co/h1iStFlpLY

28. Edureka
https://t.co/W1gZFjmQ8k

29. Hitesh Choudhary
https://t.co/Y5rOtj9Khj

30. Simon HΓΈiberg
https://t.co/SJ6DhbNdvw
πŸ“Œ BOOKS

31. Eloquent JS
https://t.co/IvMFOzDhjB

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

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

34. Learn JavaScript with Ease
https://t.co/a5PE7fNg2D

35. Human JavaScript
https://t.co/USz02nuHFw
πŸ“Œ GITHUB REPOS

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

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

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

39. 33 JS concepts
https://t.co/F5KDOSaACD

40. 30 seconds of code
https://t.co/zWcmMtg2xa

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Interestingly, this thread below has been written by that.

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It's a dead-simple thread writer that will post a series of tweets a.k.a tweetstorm. ⚑️

I've been personally wanting it myself since few months ago, but neglected it intentionally to make sure it's something that I genuinely need.

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I've been a believer of a story. I tell stories all the time, whether it's in the real world or online like this. Our society has moved by that.

If you're interested by stories that move us, read Sapiens!

One of the stories that I've told was from the launch of Poster.

It's been launched multiple times this year, and Twitter has been my go-to place to tell the world about that.

Here comes my frustration.. 😀
"I really want to break into Product Management"

make products.

"If only someone would tell me how I can get a startup to notice me."

Make Products.

"I guess it's impossible and I'll never break into the industry."

MAKE PRODUCTS.

Courtesy of @edbrisson's wonderful thread on breaking into comics –
https://t.co/TgNblNSCBj – here is why the same applies to Product Management, too.


There is no better way of learning the craft of product, or proving your potential to employers, than just doing it.

You do not need anybody's permission. We don't have diplomas, nor doctorates. We can barely agree on a single standard of what a Product Manager is supposed to do.

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