Gregory's ServerTommi, start by ignoring third-party tools and libraries. Use just a text editor and a browser. Call browser APIs directly, experiment with them. It's important to have a decent understanding of the foundation before you start layering any abstractions on top of it.
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 Tommi, https://javascript.info looks like a good one. I myself learned JS more than 10 years ago, by many examples involving jQuery as an indispensable part (because IE), so I can't really recommend my own experience :D |
@grishka Thanks a lot! Specifically concerning browser APIs from which simple and straightforward resources should I be starting?