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| Topic | Guys, I wanna learn to code in like 6-9 months to make money |
| Sahuagin 12/22/17 1:58:49 PM #30: | SteamedHams posted... Is a lecture from 2007 even relevant for JS anymore? Of course some of the basics are gonna be the same, but I imagine it's stuff like arithmetic operations and loops that are common to several languages anyway. In terms of using it for web design, so much has changed in functionality and design approach since 2007. There's also more general stuff like var vs. let - and I'm sure plenty others, but I'm still pretty beginner with JS. I was just thinking about that. Yeah, these lectures will talk about (IIRC) ECMAScript 5. (ECMAScript is the name of the standard which defines JavaScript.) The current standard is ECMAScript 6, and browsers will very soon be moving to ECMAScript 7. But it's not that the information is not relevant, it's just that there becomes new ways of doing things. You just have to then brush on what ECMAScript 6 allows, which can be found here: http://es6-features.org --- The truth basks in scrutiny. http://i.imgur.com/GMouTGs.jpg http://projecteuler.net/profile/Sahuagin.png ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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