JavaScript

1. Introduction
2. Useful websites for web developers
3. Learning javascript by @Madisonkanna
4. Node.js
5. Npm
6. More Frontend JavaScript Frameworks
7. Videos
8. Tweets

Introduction

• wikipedia: JavaScript
• v8.dev: Google’s open source high-performance JavaScript and WebAssembly engine.
• dev.to: JavaScript Objects
• dev.to: JavaScript Arrays and its Methods
• dev.to: Getting Started with JavaScript Modules
• dev.to: Username Validator Usernames should be formatted and they should conform to follow some validation constraints.
• freecodecamp.org: HTTP Networking in JavaScript –Handbook for Beginners
• dev.to: How to add In-App notifications to any web app!
• freecodecamp.org: Web Storage API – How to Store Data on the Browser

Useful websites for web developers

• useHooks - React Hooks Library 🌟 - A comprehensive collection of modern, server-safe React Hooks designed to simplify common UI and state management tasks. Includes hooks for debouncing, local storage, window resizing, and more, with examples and easy npm installation.

• IntelliJ vs. VSCode for Rust Development - (Related to devel-sites topic)

• canva.com Create cover images, graphs, videos and more

• mockuper.net Mockups generator
• cssnectar.com Website design showcase
• bgjar.com SVG background image generator
• npkill.js.org Easily find and remove old and heavy node_modules folders

Learning javascript by @Madisonkanna

1. Variables + Scoping: Declaring JavaScript Variables: var, let and const
2. Types: Understanding Data Types in JavaScript
3. Objects, functions & arrays: Intro to Web Dev V2
4. The DOM: What exactly is the DOM?!
5. Prototypes + this: A Beginner’s Guide to JavaScript’s Prototype
6. Events: “What the heck is the event loop anyway?” By @philip_roberts
7. Flow control: For Loops - Beau teaches JavaScript
8. Security and Accessibility: Web Accessibility
9. Good to know - How to write clean code: Clean code concepts adapted for JavaScript
10. Async JavaScript. Another epic tutorial by Tyler McGinnis Async JavaScript: From Callbacks, to Promises, to Async/Await
11. Other things good to know but don’t need to necessarily master as a beginner: closures, Ajax requests, modules. To listen to the episode that inspired this thread: The Fundamentals — JS

Node.js

• Koa.js - (Related to web-servers topic)

• wikipedia: Node.js

• nodejs.org
• github.com/nodejs/node
• developers.redhat.com: Introduction to the Node.js reference architecture, Part 5: Building good containers
• dev.to: How to build 7,000+ REST APIs within 2 mins (Node.js + MySQL) !!

Npm

• Npm
• npm has joined GitHub

More Frontend JavaScript Frameworks

• Clean Architecture on Frontend - (Related to aws-architecture topic)

• cult.honeypot.io: Best Frontend JavaScript Frameworks To Learn 2021

• react js: mithi/react-philosophies Things I think about when I write React code

Videos

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Tweets

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If you're learning JavaScript, you've likely heard people tell you how important it is to learn the fundamentals.

But what are they? And where do you learn them?

Here's a list of JavaScript fundamentals and my favorite free resources for learning them. 👇

— Madison Kanna (@Madisonkanna) June 20, 2020