This document is basically a map of what you need to know. You should go through each of the pages in sequence, and:

1. read the text
2. run the examples
3. complete the exercises
4. solve the practice problems
5. ask lots of questions

It's entirely possible that this document will not be enough for you if you're new to programming. That's why we've included a number of suggested resources to supplement this document. Pick one and do it alongside this course.

If you're completing this course as the pre-work for JS101, you just need to try and get as far as the Objects section! Make sure to send your answers to the exercises and practice problems to your instructor, and ask lots of questions.

TL;DR: Programming hard. Takes work. Focus. Ask Questions. You can succeed.

1. Suggested Resources
2. Tools
3. Numbers
4. Functions
5. Callbacks
6. Booleans
7. Recursive Functions
8. Strings
9. Arrays
10. Dictionaries
11. Iterators
12. Objects
13. Prototypes
14. Promises
15. Async functions
16. HTTP
17. DOM
18. SVG
19. Canvas
20. Web Audio
21. Servers

• JavaScript For Cats (or the GitBook)

• You Don't Know JS: Up & Going (part of a great series, and also has a video course)

• Eloquent JavaScript

• JavaScript Basics

• JavaScript Road Trip (💵)

• codecademy

• MDN

• What the heck is the event loop anyway?

• JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts