How to learn JavaScript step by step and effectively? What should I do if I can't stand it?

Question

On w3school, I learned some basic knowledge such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery and so on twice, one after another, and followed each example. In terms of reading books, I read "The Art of JS DOM Programming" and "Mastering CSS" twice, and I can understand most of them. I referred to countless front-end learning routes on the Internet. When I thought about the many novel technologies in the front-end, I felt enthusiastic to learn it. However, when I read "JS Advanced Programming", I found that it was obscure and difficult to understand. I understood the top but not the bottom. My confidence suddenly dropped by more than half. Could it be that the front-end technical job is really not suitable for me, or that I haven't found my own learning method. When I first came into contact with it, I thought I would read "JS Advanced Programming" at first, but found that I couldn't understand it. Later, I changed to "The Art of DOM Programming" and found that it was easy to understand. Now returning to "JS Advanced Programming", I am suddenly confused. I am still thinking about learning jQuery, PHP, bootstrap, and ES5. . . Why. . . . A sigh

Answer 1

• I feel too impetuous when I don’t want to write. I need to read other books to calm down. I recommend Meditations.

• Just watching some demos, you will feel that you haven’t learned anything. You can write a small website or disassemble the source code in jquery and write some commonly used methods yourself

• Build a blog for yourself and reflect on your learning path

• Find interviews with several companies to see how you are (a relatively unethical approach). You need to continue to learn in those areas