Learning JavaScript, there's a question that burns in everyone's mind: "When will I be done? When will I finally be an expert?" - You've fought hard, toiled for months, and you have a good grasp of the basics, but how long until you finish? After all this effort, you still
When you see someone on Udemy promising to take you from JavaScript Zero to JavaScript Hero in only 2 weeks, it's easy to be skeptical. What about courses like FreeCodeCamp? Can you actually become a developer solely by doing an online course? The answer is... kind of. To be a
It's happened to all of us. After much toil, we've finally finished a website - no, a work of art. Everything runs perfectly - animations are smooth, the layout is robust, and everything looks polished, perfect... but then you open it in Edge. Your stomach drops - It looks awful.
If you're a newbie when it comes to web development and security, it can be difficult to imagine exactly how a website gets hacked. When we create a website, it only runs the code we write - so how can someone use it to run code on someone else's machine?
If you try to learn React, Vue, or Angular as a beginner, the first piece of advice you get is to go learn JavaScript - anyone without some JavaScript experience is going to struggle with the added learning curve presented by a framework. What isn't discussed is how much JavaScript