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JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts (udemy.com)

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#10 out of total 150 JavaScript Tutorials and Courses 12.3k+ views

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Abhith Rajan

1660 points

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Anthony Alicea

550 points

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Witty Humour

126 points

5 years ago

It is one of the most in depth JavaScript course on the Internet.
Seriously take this course seriously, you will start loving JavaScript.

Ayush Nigam

714 points

5 years ago

Simply the best. No if no but. Just grab these videos from wherever you can and worship it.

Juan Vazquez

14 points

5 years ago

This course made so many things "click" for me—it's at the top of my list of recommended resources for learning JavaScript. The instructor is extremely good at explaining concepts in a clear, understandable way.

Nagendra

14 points

5 years ago

definitely recommend this,author teaches goes into indept of JavaScript

Juri

38 points

5 years ago

after this course passed, the libraries and frameworks are easily understood and taken the right way into practice;

Bobo ue

10 points

3 years ago

One of the best tutorial out there

Ottavio Crisafulli

10 points

4 years ago

Hi. What should be a javascript learning path including this videocourse? For example i ma studing javascript courses about javascript essential and later i want to complete with this and later stephen grider es6 udemy course. Have you got any suggest to have a complete learning path?