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This tutorial features freeCodeCamp's ES6 curriculum recorded as interactive Scrimba screencasts. It gives you a methodical walk-through of the most important features of modern JavaScript.
This course contains 29 interactive screencasts
Before taking this course, you should have a basic understanding of JavaScript. Here’s our suggested resource to get you up to speed.
freeCodeCamp is a community that helps you learn to code, then get experience by contributing to open source projects used by nonprofits. Their Scrimba sceencasts are recorded by their brilliant instructor Beau Carnes and are based on their core curriculum.
Follow me on twitterThis course features freeCodeCamp's ES6 curriculum recorded as Scrimba screencasts. It contains 26 lectures, each of which explains a concept of ES6. Throughout the lectures you'll build the skills you need in order to utilize JavaScript's modern features. And thanks to the interactivity of Scrimba, you'll be able to get your hands dirty with the code as well, as you can jump into the code and interact with it whenever you want.
The lectures are recorded by Beau Carnes. Beau is the man behind some of the most popular courses at freeCodeCamp's YouTube channel, so you'll be in good hands. He explains concepts clearly and thoroughly, but without wasting your time.
Good luck, and happy coding!
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The answer to this question is highly individual. Depending on how much time you can dedicate to studying, the basic concepts in this course can be covered and practised in about 3 hours. To become reasonably proficient at Javascript might take another 6 months.
In many ways, it's one of the easiest languages to learn. You can write some code in Developer Tools in your browser and see the results straight away. There are a lot of materials on Javascript and the barrier to entry is quite low. Some of the more advanced Javascript concepts might be tricky even for experienced professionals. But that shouldn't deter you in the slightest. In summary, we believe it's easy to learn, but can be hard at times, but that's ok.
Javascript is ubiquitous and it is hugely in demand. Javascript can be used on the customer-facing web apps, web servers on the backend, productivity-improving scripts. We even have a Neural Network course, here on Scrimba, that uses Javascript. Yes, it is definitely worth learning.