@Hazarth endorsements or the personalized recommendations? Recommendations I can see having some value, but the last time I checked my endorsements, people I don't know in real life at all were endorsing me either for stuff that has nothing to do with my career/development, or bullshit like Microsoft Office.

I like the idea of the assessments, but I've only taken the Python one, so I can't speak for the others.

Hi devs,

Just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your hard work! You are doing a super job and you all are rockstars.

Also, I have very much been enjoying these responses. If there is anything I can do to get more of these high quality deliverables from you, please advise.

The very best regards,
88elabb

While going through the tutorials mentioned here, also go on GitHub and grab some random JavaScript repos, or even just look at them, and try to break down what they are doing. Start with the smaller projects once you have a grasp of the basics from the tutorials. Seeing how other people structure their code in real projects will be an extra bonus that you don't get from the tutorials alone.

I also struggle with JS, but actually getting my hands dirty with real code has by far been the most effective way for me to get better.

@heyheni will give this a look. I'm sure the complexity of our code base and our dev environments are contributors to the frustration.

Maybe something here can help? https://ohshitgit.com/

@eisenhiem that's been my attitude toward front end work and the reason I've avoided JavaScript! 🤣

I'm learning Node right now too! Happy coding and good luck on your learning adventure.

If you didn't already say what your company does in the comments, I would wonder if we work together...

The more code I write on Windows, the more I want to chuck my machine out the window.

Me too! Works great for debugging both JavaScript and Python.

hahaha, air bending, that's a good point!

I did Python in a university course a couple years ago, now I'm using the Python material on Microsoft Virtual Academy. I haven't used it much since that course, which I'm sure is part of the problem.

And here I was, feigning illness this whole time instead.