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I wanna have a practice in Js
I wanna have a practice in Js

Hello everyone! I am learning Javascript and at the moment I wanna have practice. Where can I have this?

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Best source to learn Java script for a very dumb idiot
Best source to learn Java script for a very dumb idiot

So I am in college for graphics and game design and I am having hell learning it for visual code studio

I have to least get a D to pass and graduate but having hard time learning with ADHD and the overwhelming amount of code combinations.

Hoping someone has easy guides on learning this that is very simple to understand.

Is it worth reading You Don't Know JS: Async & Performance 1st ed?
Is it worth reading You Don't Know JS: Async & Performance 1st ed?

I was going to read the 2nd ed version of You Don't Know JS: Async & Performance, but it's still in "todo".
Is it worth reading the 1st ed?
It was written 9 years ago.
I know it predates async/await, but I'm keen to learn how things work behind the scenes, so I'm hoping in that regard, things haven't changed too much and async/await is just syntactic sugar.