❓ What to learn (BEGINNER)

As a beginner, what is the best program to learn? I really would like to become a JavaScript Developer in the near future, and I believe I can grasp most of it in the next coming months, but I am not too sure whether I need to learn some others along the way.

Please help if you can!

if you're learning javascript, you could learn html if you'd like. javascript isn't that hard tbh, it's very easy to pick up. just dive in, get a good ide and just play with it if that's how you learn best. use osmething like webstorm with autocompletion where u can just look around and see what works. read the docs etc. or you can just ignore what i said and go and watch some yt videos on it. that works too.

Originally Posted by bamanam

if you're learning javascript, you could learn html if you'd like. javascript isn't that hard tbh, it's very easy to pick up. just dive in, get a good ide and just play with it if that's how you learn best. use osmething like webstorm with autocompletion where u can just look around and see what works. read the docs etc. or you can just ignore what i said and go and watch some yt videos on it. that works too.

Thanks for the information! I will look into it.

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Originally Posted by iFentanyl

Good luck bro, three are soo many resources out there I’m sure you’ll do fine

Thanks fam! Good luck with C++

Good luck bro, three are soo many resources out there I’m sure you’ll do fine

It seems, you really don't anything about, but there are for ussual no special tools u need.
There are thousand ways to call an JavaScript Interpreter.
Every Browser have it by default and it's the origin Home of it, u can say.
But Times changed ^^
Even Windows have an own Interpreter for their JScript which is really close to JavaScript

Code:

C:\Users\Scriptkiddy\Desktop\js>echo WScript.Echo("Hello World"); > hi.js

C:\Users\Scriptkiddy\Desktop\js>cscript /E:jscript hi.js
Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host, Version 5.8
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1996-2001. All Rights reserved.

Hello World

C:\Users\Scriptkiddy\Desktop\js>

I would say download Microsoft Code as IDE and nodejs as JavaScript Interpreter and write u some usefull tools to learn it.
My Tipp is very hard for a beginner, but if u solved it, u understood everything u will need:
Write a Tool which iterate every Folder and find the greatest Files

After that, switch to the Browser Interpreter and create a cool Homepage with selfwritten magic

Originally Posted by MikeRohsoft

It seems, you really don't anything about, but there are for ussual no special tools u need.
There are thousand ways to call an JavaScript Interpreter.
Every Browser have it by default and it's the origin Home of it, u can say.
But Times changed ^^
Even Windows have an own Interpreter for their JScript which is really close to JavaScript

Code:

C:\Users\Scriptkiddy\Desktop\js>echo WScript.Echo("Hello World"); > hi.js

C:\Users\Scriptkiddy\Desktop\js>cscript /E:jscript hi.js
Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host, Version 5.8
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1996-2001. All Rights reserved.

Hello World

C:\Users\Scriptkiddy\Desktop\js>

I would say download Microsoft Code as IDE and nodejs as JavaScript Interpreter and write u some usefull tools to learn it.
My Tipp is very hard for a beginner, but if u solved it, u understood everything u will need:
Write a Tool which iterate every Folder and find the greatest Files

After that, switch to the Browser Interpreter and create a cool Homepage with selfwritten magic

+1

follow what this guy says.......

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What is it you want out of programming? That is the real question. Why do you want to code. When I first started coding, it was for a specific purpose. I worked for an I.T company and wanted to create myself a tool which could take pre-made templates, and paste them directly into a web browser via the web elements. I ended up using the Scripting language 'Autoit'. I built the tool, it was crap by my current standards but at the time it served its purpose and it planted a seed. I'm now employed as a full-time developer earning decent money and i love my work.

I get the feeling you don't quite grasp the full extent of javascript and the capabilities it has. "I can get the grasp of it in a few months". It will take you a lot longer than a few months. I would expect you to know the basics of syntax within a few months but you'll be far from fully grasping it. Below are my recommendations, though take it with a pinch of salt as it is my opinion.

If you are looking to make a career move, do some more research on java-script. Java-script is SO common and SO desired that career wise it is the most sort after and arguably one of the highest paid developer roles.

If you are looking to make desktop applications, like word, excel, anti virus, notepad... etc... general purpose applications, go for C#. Or perhaps even F# if you are feeling confident.

If you are looking to make fast hacks/cheats/bots. You could go with AutoIT or AutoHotkey, Respective scripting languages. Powerful for what they do. Amazing communities. Though a bit outdated.

Alternatively PYTHON is a really good 'balanced' one. It is powerful, not too difficult, ridiculous potential and also a great career move. People always want python developers and they get paid a nice bit.

If you want to go HARD into game hacks/cheats and IMO game development (some will argue C# but I disagree) then go for C++. It is native which can be a headache all on its own and the syntax isn't as friendly as say C# but it can do a lot more in that area and is arguably a lot faster.

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