Since you're focusing on web development, here's a structured roadmap
for JavaScript:
1. JavaScript Fundamentals (If Not Yet Mastered)
Variables (let, const, var)
Data types (string, number, boolean, object, array, etc.)
Operators and expressions
Functions (Regular, Arrow functions, Callbacks)
Loops (for, while, forEach, map)
Conditional statements (if-else, switch)
Template literals and string manipulation
2. DOM Manipulation
Selecting elements (getElementById, querySelector)
Modifying elements (innerHTML, style, classList)
Event listeners (click, mouseover, keydown)
Creating and removing elements dynamically
Form handling and validation
3. Asynchronous JavaScript
Callbacks, Promises, and async/await
Fetch API (making HTTP requests)
Working with APIs (REST API integration)
Error handling in async functions
4. ES6+ (Modern JavaScript)
Destructuring (const {name} = obj)
Spread and rest operators (...)
Modules (import/export)
Default and named exports
Higher-order functions (map, filter, reduce)
this keyword, arrow functions, and bind, call, apply
5. JavaScript in Web Development
Event bubbling and delegation
LocalStorage, SessionStorage, and Cookies
Debouncing and throttling
Web Workers (for multithreading)
Intersection Observer API (lazy loading images)
6. Frameworks & Libraries
React.js (most popular for modern web apps)
o JSX, Components, Props, State
o React Hooks (useState, useEffect)
o Context API and Redux (state management)
Next.js (for SEO-friendly React apps)
Node.js & Express.js (for backend development)
REST API & GraphQL (for handling data)
WebSockets (for real-time applications)
7. Advanced Concepts
TypeScript (optional, but useful for large projects)
Webpack, Babel (for bundling and transpiling)
Service Workers (for PWA)
WebAssembly (for performance-critical applications)
Since you're already skilled in CSS and have worked on a movie
recommendation system, I’d suggest diving deeper into React.js and
API integration, as they are crucial for dynamic web apps.
Since you're focusing on web development, here's a structured roadmap
for JavaScript:
1. JavaScript Fundamentals (If Not Yet Mastered)
Variables (let, const, var)
Data types (string, number, boolean, object, array, etc.)
Operators and expressions
Functions (Regular, Arrow functions, Callbacks)
Loops (for, while, forEach, map)
Conditional statements (if-else, switch)
Template literals and string manipulation
2. DOM Manipulation
Selecting elements (getElementById, querySelector)
Modifying elements (innerHTML, style, classList)
Event listeners (click, mouseover, keydown)
Creating and removing elements dynamically
Form handling and validation
3. Asynchronous JavaScript
Callbacks, Promises, and async/await
Fetch API (making HTTP requests)
Working with APIs (REST API integration)
Error handling in async functions
4. ES6+ (Modern JavaScript)
Destructuring (const {name} = obj)
Spread and rest operators (...)
Modules (import/export)
Default and named exports
Higher-order functions (map, filter, reduce)
this keyword, arrow functions, and bind, call, apply
5. JavaScript in Web Development
Event bubbling and delegation
LocalStorage, SessionStorage, and Cookies
Debouncing and throttling
Web Workers (for multithreading)
Intersection Observer API (lazy loading images)
6. Frameworks & Libraries
React.js (most popular for modern web apps)
o JSX, Components, Props, State
o React Hooks (useState, useEffect)
o Context API and Redux (state management)
Next.js (for SEO-friendly React apps)
Node.js & Express.js (for backend development)
REST API & GraphQL (for handling data)
WebSockets (for real-time applications)
7. Advanced Concepts
TypeScript (optional, but useful for large projects)
Webpack, Babel (for bundling and transpiling)
Service Workers (for PWA)
WebAssembly (for performance-critical applications)
Since you're already skilled in CSS and have worked on a movie
recommendation system, I’d suggest diving deeper into React.js and
API integration, as they are crucial for dynamic web apps.
