Why EVERYONE Should Learn JavaScript in 2024

Should you learn JavaScript in 2024?
I think every developer/everyone should learn JavaScript in 2024
JavaScript is a very high level language and thanks to different frameworks like React JS, Node JS etc. We can build anything using JavaScript
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0:00 Intro
0:11 Reason #1 - Super Programming Language
1:29 Reason #2 - Beginner Friendly
2:49 Reason #3 - High in Demand
3:09 - Summary & Outro
#javascript #programminglanguage #webdevelopment
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[@killa621]

just did a "12 week" js course 🪄4 hours a day, 2 hours of practice with literally no inclusive exercises and a pass/fail grading system (at least I have this brilliant tic tac toe CLI app to show for it, and my future lol). I taught visual arts before this- no cs experience whatsoever. Feeling reckless out here in these programming streets so thanks for the positive reinforcement.

[@dseanhd]

That’s awesome to hear 🙌. And it’s nice to see someone get into coding with no CS background. Wishing you all the best for the future. You got this 💪🏿

[@tempdavs2874]

I really love this,but my question is how does one get a job after learning this.

[@dseanhd]

I’m not the guy to ask tbh. I’m still a student 😂. I’d recommend you check out some other RUclipsrs who have gotten jobs after learning web dev. You can go on RUclips and search “How to learn JavaScript and get a job”

[@k4ba]

JavaScript developers need to learn architectures, design patterns, and principles. Every JavaScript project I get involved with is messy, with zero standards. With so many libraries and frameworks available (which is not necessarily bad), and considering the language's flexibility, it's very easy to mess up and create ugly code.
I understand why it's the most used language. Back then and today, no browser supports other languages. Then came the server-side JavaScript era, followed by the multi-platform era. Sadly, JavaScript became the ruler of the development scene. However, this is bad because it has fostered a terrible community with an awful engineering mindset. And trust me, I'm not just your typical JavaScript hater. As I said, I work with JavaScript on a daily basis right now (Micro Frontends). But in contrast with other languages I've tried (especially Kotlin, which I would say is my favorite), JavaScript code always gives me eye cancer.

[@dseanhd]

Yeah JavaScript code can get messy. Luckily there’s TypeScript to help with types