#javascriptissexy

Course 1: Essential JavaScript and Modern Web Application Development

Aimed at anyone with at least some high school education; no programming experience necessary. Promises a junior front-end skill level upon completion ($55,000 / yr salary).

Course 2: Mastering JavaScript for Modern Web Application Development

Aimed at anyone who has completed the "essential" course or who knows basic JavaScript and web development fundamentals. Promises JavaScript full stack capabilities upon completion ($80,000 yr salary).

Course 3: The Modern Front-end Developer

Aimed at anyone who has completed the "essential" course or who knows intermediate JavaScript and web development fundamentals. Promises even better job prospects and salary ($80,000 - $160,000 / yr) and even promises to "help you find a job."

Course 4: Mastering JavaScript on the Backend

Aimed at anyone who has completed the first two courses or who knows intermediate JavaScript and web development fundamentals. Salary ($80,000 - $160,000 / yr).

This is a must-read on JS objects.

Remember when I said during my kinda sooky post yesterday that I kinda wish I knew more about web design?

Well I just found via a link from a friend-of-a-friend's comment on a friend's post on Facebook, a really impressive looking online guide for learning JavaScript "the right way." (I guess Facebook CAN be good for something after all!)

So I'm not sure if I'm going to do it... like right now... because my brain is kind of split in a lot of other directions at the moment. There are lots of other things I should be doing, like looking for a job, finishing Gaia's Garden by Toby Hemenway, reading any of the other dozen or so gardening and permaculture books I have, keeping my Xbox One blog updated more often, boning up on my Simpsons, finishing Pokemon Diamond this time, walking my mom's dog more often, keeping up better communication with my friends now that I'm back in California for a while, going to sleep at a reasonable hour, waking up at a reasonable hour... and lots of other things.

Dedicating 6-8 weeks to learning JavaScript would be another thing added onto that list. But I would definitely like to do it at some point.

Anyway I wanted to at least post about it to remind myself and if anybody else out there is interested in learning JavaScript, well here's a really rad looking guide to getting it done.