Getting Started with JavaScript, v2

i had frontend master for a month. but i hate it.i need to do something, not just watch boring videos from others. no matter how good they are.

Frontend Masters courses definitely skew toward intermediate/advanced, and they are almost wholly focused on the JS ecosystem (as the name suggests). What I have found most helpful about them is that almost all the teachers are senior devs at leading companies, so their workflows and techniques are very much based in that production mindset. They go a lot deeper than most other sources and usually show tips/tricks/tools/coding styles that feel more pragmatic and scalable.

FEM is fantastic course content with workshops conducted by experts. They also frequently conduct workshops to update outdated content as javascript land is ever changing.

Ive been a student of Frontend Masters for a few months and I absolutely love their course.

I could say learning JS from FrontEnd Masters is a good place to start. They have various topic of JS, Node, etc. The quality of the video is good, there is an exercise on each lesson and there is an exercise zip file you can download so you can see their code and practice.The only cons is the price of the subscription. It is really expensive for me.

If you prefer to watch than read, Frontend Masters is a great place to start. Its a collection of videos recorded during lessons made by JavaScript gurus. Tutors include the legendary Douglas Crockford (he is much better with Javascript than design of his website may suggest!), mentioned above Kyle Simpson or Jafar Husain from Netflix.