Does anyone know any courses for web javascript? like youtube courses and for web javascript, i mean writing js in script tags, using document and window, and intergrating backend with frontend no nodejs or stuff like that. Just javascript, being used in a script tag, being used to dynamically manipulate elements, the DOM, and such. Most tutorials I found was just, explaining how js works, i know how it works, I want to know how to do the communication between front-end and back-end.

[EDIT] I found one person, and while I would like it if you could tell me more courses, i will link his videos, Traversy Media did some videos on Javascript DOM, which basically does what I asked for, i made a playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDmZtFPxsV268gyN8XBTgXiVVRXtIRf2o

if for whatever reason the playlist goes down, just search for him. But I would like to hear about alternatives.

  • LainTrain@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    13 hours ago

    DOM? CORS? JSON? What’s that bro? Here’s ten thousand random libraries and 3 frameworks and two package managers so you can deploy a react framework hello world CRUD in electron on windows phone to communicate with a serverless compute code block on AWD running healtcheck for your kubernetes cluster with minimal effort for less than £59/month no code required.

    /s

    Jokes aside, I’d also like to know.

    There’s gotta be something between HTML you’re taught in Y1 CS and hack frauds on YT shilling their worthless crap for various wannabe techbro startup losers and a decent more specific tutorial that for some reason assumes you already know JavaScript and what the DOM is and what the latest top 10 libraries, dependency managers, runtimes, linters, issues and frameworks are in web dev etc. or a tutorial that explains nothing useful and assumes you don’t know how a computer works, like bruh, I know Python/Java/C#/C okay-ish, I even played around with React (like 2 abandoned Spotify frontend projects lol), I can read x86 assembly, just give me a rundown of the concepts involved and I’ll be on my way, I don’t intend to become a web dev but I got gaps in my knowledge that are hurting me, MDN is great but it’s more documentation than guided learning and I ain’t got time as an adult to stumble around googling every word like a kid, I have about 4 hours to dedicate to it total, and I ain’t watching no video either like some brainrotten troglodyte so it better be nice and written.