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  1. freeCodeCamp.org✓@freeCodeCamp
    TypeScript is a powerful, statically-typed superset of JavaScript that helps you write safer and more maintainable code. And this course teaches you all the fundamentals so you can start using it in your projects. You'll learn about built-in types, type annotation, arrow functions, union, literal, and nullable types, enums, interfaces, and lots more.
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  2. Guillermo Rauch✓@rauchg
    TypeScript is the new TypeScript 😂 When 𝚜𝚌𝚛𝚒𝚙𝚝𝚌-compiled, outperforms tsgo by 2-4x
    Chris Tate @ctatedev
    New from Vercel Labs: tsc-ts TypeScript was written in TypeScript Then rewritten in Go We ported it back to TypeScript Compiled it with scriptc And it's 2-4x faster than tsgo
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  3. Chris Tate✓@ctatedev
    New from Vercel Labs: tsc-ts TypeScript was written in TypeScript Then rewritten in Go We ported it back to TypeScript Compiled it with scriptc And it's 2-4x faster than tsgo
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  4. freeCodeCamp.org✓@freeCodeCamp
    Node.js lets you take your JavaScript skills beyond the browser and start building backend applications. In this handbook, @oluwatobiss teaches the fundamentals of Node.js and Express.js. You'll learn all about servers, routes, middleware, routers, controllers, views, and lots more.
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  5. • nanou •✓@NanouuSymeon
    A lot of beginners want to learn JavaScript… but get stuck because they try to learn everything at once. Don’t. The best way to get into JavaScript is to learn it in the right order. Here’s the roadmap I’d follow if I were starting from zero:
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  6. • nanou •✓@NanouuSymeon
    @NanouuSymeon
    Then build bigger projects Once the basics feel comfortable, build projects that combine multiple concepts. Try: 🔹 expense tracker 🔹 movie search app 🔹 recipe finder 🔹 developer dashboard 🔹 habit tracker 🔹 e-commerce frontend Include: 🔹 APIs 🔹 forms 🔹 filters 🔹 local storage 🔹 loading states 🔹 error handling
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  7. • nanou •✓@NanouuSymeon
    @NanouuSymeon
    My JavaScript learning order: 1. Syntax 2. Conditions 3. Loops 4. Functions 5. Arrays + Objects 6. DOM 7. Events 8. Modern JavaScript 9. Async JavaScript 10. APIs 11. Debugging 12. Projects And one important rule: Do not spend 6 months only watching tutorials. Save this thread and use it lesson by lesson.
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  8. Tomek Sułkowski✓@sulco
    #JavaScript tip for today: When "console-logging" several variables, you can wrap them in curly brackets to better see which value belongs to which variable. A small thing, but hey.
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  9. Aashish Yadav@aashuyadavvv
    Day 8 of my Full Stack Developer journey 🚀 Built a Lead Tracker Chrome Extension using HTML, CSS & JavaScript! 💻 This project helped me practise JavaScript logic, event handling, and working with browser extension features. #JavaScript #ChromeExtension #BuildInPublic
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  10. Aashish Yadav@aashuyadavvv
    Day 4 of my Full Stack Developer journey 🚀💻 Learning to debug errors, understand code better, and improve my problem-solving skills. Every challenge teaches me something new. Learning, debugging, and growing — one line of code at a time! 🌱 #JavaScript #BuildInPublic
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  11. Aasim@__aasim__
    📣 #hiring alert Junior Frontend developer 🌐 #Reactjs 💫 HTML, CSS, #javascript ⚒️ Git 💼 1-2 Year of experience 🌍 Remote Comment if you are interested. RTs are appreciated (Follow me so that I can DM you)
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