Yes, I think it is fair to say that you can learn javascript in just 30 days. At least it did it for me. Not exactly 30 days but it was close enough, so I rounded it to a nice 30. Javascript can be very confusing to an experienced programmer, because it is very different then other languages. However it is not so hard if it is your first language. Learning the basic should be easy, but when you get into scoping and closure it is something else.
First of all here is the truth about learning C++ in 21 days:
I am not sure who is the original author of the comic but he nailed it. Update: Thank you commenter for the source
For JavaScript it is no different, 30 days is fair to say. Let me break it down:
30 days = 720 hours
Now let's say you are very dedicated and spend at least 4 hours a day learning JavaScript.
720h / 4h per day = 180 days
So 180 days or 6 months. Note that weekends are included.
Ha! I tricked you into thinking it will be easy to learn JavaScript. But don't go just yet, I have good news.
JavaScript is an instant gratification language.
You can start using it as you are learning. You don't have to learn it for 6 months first then start using it. A month after I was introduced to JavaScript, I started getting paid for it (tutoring). So go ahead and put away the microwave mentality away and start learning.
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