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   ### Dive Deep
   
  -Once you've gotten through the "Basic JavaScript" exercise 
  +Once you've gotten through the "Basic JavaScript" exercise, I recommend you start to learn more about how JavaScript works "under the hood".
   
   https://www.udemy.com/understand-javascript/[Anthony Alicea’s "JavaScript: Understanding the Weird Parts"] dives deep into the workings of JavaScripts. Where Free Code Camp will help you understand how to make web applications, 'The Weird Parts' will help you understand why JavaScript does what it does.
   
  
positive.code: * https://github.com/olistic/warriorjs
  * http://fightcodegame.com/
          
  ### Editors
  
  I've had a lot of novices ask about editors.  Developers tend to develop strong preferences, so you should be comfortable working with any editor.  That said, here are some that I've used.
  
negative.code: I'm MetaSean on both (https://github.com/metasean ; https://gitlab.com/u/metasean).  I look like I'm more active on GitHub only because of things I do with projects already hosted there and because I have private repos on GitLab and so you won't see my activity on those ('cause private). 
  
  
  ### Quack, Quack
  
  https://duckduckgo.com/[DuckDuckGo (DDG)] !bangs - I love DDG for many different reasons, one of which is their !bangs.  !bangs are basically shortcuts for different sites, resource types, and a handful of other things.  In a DDG search bar you can press "!" (without the quotes) and it will show you the most popular !bangs as well as a link to a very, very, very long list of all the available !bangs (did I mention they have a lot of !bangs!)
  
  Why am I including this, because there is a bang to search MDN! - "`<search term/s> !mdn`"  
  
  Hopefully that helps you get rockin' and codin'!  
  
  And if you're in the Salt Lake City area, come say, "hi" at an http://www.meetup.com/UtahJS/events/suggested/#upcoming[upcoming UtahJS event].  If you're feeling timid, just look for events with "Learners'" in the name, and you will be among friends and fellow JavaSript adventurers!