Learning JavaScript for a total non-programmer -
I should have my mother tongue like CSS / XHTML code, and after valid guidelines for entry, Write this kind of
But I want to learn humorous javascript, but with some non-programmer brains I need some inspiration / suggestions / etc, such as what is the best way to know it, and how long it takes Is it before you can feel the power of wisdom, will it take you? :)
PS: I understand how JavaScript works and makes changes in dom etc. I think it is more about learning the head rather than learning syntax.
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Inspiration, sorry can not help there.
The syntax is learned by rot. The rules are simple, and are reasonably consistent, so that is not strict in syntactic construction.
What do you have to relate to syntax, this is the likelihood of other aspects, what are the qualities on which object, which function call, what your structure provides, again, is basically rot memoryization.
Many frameworks add syntax through the clever use of JavaScript syntax, and you also have to learn them.
But when it all comes down, the only way to know it is to use it.
You can not read about it, you have to do this.
Find a problem you want to work on, a feature for your site or whatever, and attack it.
If you want to type in the tutorial or whatever you want, type in the code, cut and paste it as soon as you type it, ask questions on each symbol or character, to understand it Try what you are writing, why you are typing.
Make an effort to change things, even if it is only variable names, because then you get better things about what is being used for, and how it is referenced. It also lets you pay attention to a small portion of the big program.
If you are changing the "Window 1" variable to "Myndo", then at least you do not have to code "blah blah blah window blah blah window 1" without understanding all this.
Do not worry about starting small, doing "right", etc. If this is done then you are not bothered, you are good if you look at it and "it is not perfect" because after you started, after learning something later, go back and clear it.
At this level, the function is larger than the form. Most forms just come from experience.
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