r/webdevelopment • u/Strange-Story1243 • 1d ago

Question Stuck at javascript

I want to learn mern stack and stuck at javascript tutorials please somebody help me ???

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u/CorpT 1d ago

Turn the page. There’s more on the next one.

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u/Andromeda12x 16h ago

I know what you mean, I recommend stopping going through endless JavaScript tutorials and start building something. You'll learn so much more, and more real-world things. Just think about a very small project, try to create it. It won't be easy, so every time you are stuck, check out the MDN Web Docs (https://developer.mozilla.org/) or W3Schools (https://www.w3schools.com/) they're great references while you're coding.

Start with something like a simple to-do app or notes app, and build it step by step instead of waiting until you "know enough." You'll run into problems, look up what you need, and that's where the real learning happens. Tutorials are useful, but building projects is what makes everything finally click.

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u/Fantastic-Body-445 11h ago

i just know he’s seen a tutorial saying similar things and has ignored it

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u/armahillo 22h ago

If you're going to do web development, you really gotta learn HTML/CSS/JS -- all three.

If you learn JS and then don't do the others (or at least only make a perfunctory attempt at the others) that's like skipping leg day. Don't skip leg day.

So if you're stuck with JS, go over and do some HTML and CSS for a while. Get comfortable there, then come back and maybe things will make more sense to you.

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u/atlas__free 18h ago

Start building stuff with JavaScript and get out of the tutorials. Look things up when you get stuck. You learn far faster by using the language than you will by following tutorials.

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u/Forest0the0tree 13h ago

So am I keep getting stuck at stupid places. Did everything tutorial asked still won’t pass. Mad mad mad

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u/testingaurora 13h ago

Scrimba or bootleg forces you to get your fingers on the keys with the concepts you learned as you go. An interactive option was helpful for me to learn.

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u/Hairy_Shop9908 9h ago

dont rush, javascript is the foundation, and taking extra time on it will save you a lot of frustration later