Once you've been introduced to JavaScript, it's time to start learning the fundamentals of the language.
There are many possible applications and development paths for JavaScript, but this reading list builds the language on the foundations of HTML and CSS, and assumes that you have a good working knowledge of both. Completing this reading list will allow you to start on your first pieces of code, debug code effectively, and understand the causes of errors when they occur.
Prerequisites: Introduction to JavaScript
Estimated time: 2 hours
console
if
Objects
Methods
Adding CSS To Elements
Event Bubbling
Capturing EventsSuggested Reading
Read page 50 and chapters 2 and 3 from JavaScript & JQuery, with the exception of pages 132 ~ 143 (math, dates and times will be discussed in another reading list).
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