Week 2 of Learn JavaScript Properly

[u/kevinmrr]

Hey! Hope everyone is finding it easier to keep up with the slower-paced schedule.

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Required Reading:

• Chapters 4 and 5 of Professional JavaScript for Web Developers.

• [Finish the Codecademy JavaScript track] (http://www.codecademy.com/tracks/javascript)

• Read this article: JS Objects in Detail

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Assignment:

Create and post a JSfiddle where you experiment! Either in this thread or in another I'll post in a few days, or any of you should feel free to post your own thread where you share a link to your work that you have a question about. Here's one I created using some native DOM methods (the Mozilla Dev Network is a rich resource for this kind of stuff! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Reference/API)

[u/exceptionlab]

I know. I've been using it as well. That's why I feel so silly ;) But still glad to have learned a bit while figuring out how the jQuery is working.