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By going to >>>/india/

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/

Develop a scat fetish.

by learning Nim and compiling to javascript

>>818858

Nim is a meme language

Avoid any website that has "jquery" in it.

>>818860

meme languages are better than javascript

>>818890

so rust is better than js?

>>818892

rust is better than js but it's by no means a meme language, it's popular because it's good

>>818893

Well meme'd.

>>818850 (OP)

ctrl-c

ctrl-v

codeacademy

http://eloquentjavascript.net/ is the only JS book anyone should ever read.

Although the You Don't Know JS books ain't bad, except for contributing a new stupid argument for using semicolons.

Otherwise, >>818855

If you're coding for a server, Node.js. Use the latest syntax for everything, full ES6. If you're coding for a client, pick a framework and use that. I like angular 4/5/6, but I've heard non bad things about React too. Typescript is pretty neato, but don't get too attached to it -- it's ultimately just a temporary solution until the JS language finishes maturing.

>>818931

>Javascript on a server

Once the west is Islamic we'll throw you off a building for this.

>>818961

What do you recommend? PHP? Java? Something based on IIS?

>inb4 just write it in C xDDDD

>>819036

Python, Java, and C# are good choices as they're strong general purpose languages and can talk to a lot of other code easily. I actually have written web backends in C for a Canadian telecom, although I'd not recommend it

>>819039

>python

nope

>java

Nope

>c#

NOPE

Read "JavaScript: The Definitive Guide" and maybe "Javascript, the good parts" (good advice, but a bit dated).

Proceed to reed guides on modern frameworks like Vue/React (no need to bother with angular). Check out what node has to offer.

10 years ago I would have suggested to read website sources to see how things are done, but nowadays it's akin to browsing jvm bytecode, so do some projects instead

>>819085

Angular has gotten FAR better with all of the 2+ versions compared to what it used to be in the 1.x versions.

>>819036

Go is the only correct answer.

>>819108

Is angular the #1 frontend framework or which one claims that title?

>>819116

Does HTML still hold that title?

>>819121

>which js frontend framework is the best?

>is it html? XD

stop being obtuse

>>819036

What about Elixir? Crystal would be good if it wasn't such a marginal meme.

>>818893

> it's popular because it's good

Let me rephrase that

>it's popular because of the cult surrounding it

>>818850 (OP)

twitter

>>819053

kys