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Recommended because it's a very thorough and excellently written free, full-length textbook on JS. It's one of the resources that I most frequently saw mentioned when I was looking up how to learn JS, and it's the one that has helped me the most.
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Web Components detail page and resources
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Talks about the JavaScript Fetch API and how to use it to make asynchronous HTTP requests. This post goes through Sending a Request to Handling the status codes of the Response. Extremely beginner-friendly, easy-to-understand examples.
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Tauri is a great alternative for electron.js. Its super fast and small and secure. A great option every developer must consider.
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* A Concrete Guide to React Native basics
I wasn't comfortable following the react native documentation when I was starting out as a web developer (even after learning javascript). this free react native course from udemy was my go-to guide to dive deep into react native basics. After playing with the basic knowledge you will acquire from this course then you'll be able to dive deep into react native documentation. This course structure follows a learn by build format. so you'll not be bored yet you'll be excited to build your first react native app ever.
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