Learn JavaScript

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About this app

Learn JavaScript with this app for free.

Learn offline with 70+ JavaScript Lessons.

This JavaScript tutorial will teach you the basic and advanced concepts of JavaScript.

In every lesson, there are explanations, examples with the Try It Yourself functionality that help you effectively learn to code JavaScript.

Learn JavaScript - Features:
1. Detailed explanations to learn JavaScript.
2. Learn JavaScript with 430+ examples.
3. Try It Yourself with every example.
4. Code Playground/Editor with syntax highlighting that allows you to open and save files from your local storage.
5. Quizzes. Challenge yourself with 325 quiz items.
6. Exercises. Challenge yourself with Exercises.
7. You can share quiz results anywhere.
8. You can share your certificate anywhere.

Achieve 100% of Learning Progress to receive a Certificate of Completion.

Every lesson is followed by quizzes that improve your Learning Progress.

By the end of this course, you will be able to program a web site.

What are you waiting for? Install now.

Ratings and reviews

Good app to learn and programming in html css java and phyton one request is that please make an app in java that is very important for us students bsc, overall everything is excellent.

Been wanting to learn JavaScript for a while now, but other apps I've picked up either confused me (didn't have clear examples) or had a "hearts" system that cut off my ability to keep learning if I made too many mistakes. This app is PERFECT. You can experiment with code examples, learn from your mistakes without worrying about being locked out for x amount of time, and it's very very descriptive and clear. The developer clearly put a ton of effort into making this — huge kudos to them!

It is a good app, i am not sure where to place it tho, it feels a little like a library or a notebook. However i am not sure if it even has an option to look for either functions or methods just general info. And on the other hand, it has very little exercises to feel like a practice/learning app. So it kinda stays in the middle of both

What's new

* Fixed "Output" tab of the Editor not showing on right-to-left (RTL) devices.
* Improved layouts for right-to-left and tablet devices.
* Improved responsiveness when changing to landscape mode.