Lesson 0 -- Prerequisites
Lesson 0 of my live journey to learn JavaScript from complete noob to ninja: what you should know before starting and the tools you need to follow along.
Hello World,
This blog will be my live journey to learn Javascript. The purpose of the blog is to keep me motivated and also track my progress as I develop from a Complete NOOB to Javascript Ninja.
Initially I wanted to keep it a Private blog but later I thought What the heck! I wont mind if anyone wants to catch up and learn with me. I will try to keep the explanation as simple as possible, but still if anyone has any doubts or want to correct me, You are most welcome.
So, first things first. In my opinion since we will be learning Javascript associated with HTML pages and all so beginner level knowledge of XHTML may be needed. Also to understand the flow of control, it is recommended that you know basics of Programming in any language be it Java, C, C++, C#, Python…etc, so as to catch up fast. Even if you don’t posses any prior programming experience, you will need to put extra work in and I am sure you will catch up.
Resources :
- Google Chrome (To test the Output of our code)
- Notepad++ (The best text editor with syntax color coding for better ux)
- JavaScript Wiki (Come on! You should know about JavaScript before you code)
So, let’s begin with The Javascript Journey!
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