11.5 Conclusion - Video Tutorials & Practice Problems

<v Speaker>Congratulations.</v> You now know enough JavaScript to be dangerous. There's lots more to do of course. There's a lot more JavaScript to learn. And there's the whole world of backend frameworks as well. You can look in the text for some resources on JavaScript and for my preferred backend frameworks, both of which are written in the Ruby programming language, namely Sinatra and Ruby on Rails. I definitely recommend that you learn another language other than JavaScript. Virtually all experienced developers agree that it's a good idea to know more than one programming language and from personal experience, I can especially recommend Ruby, but no matter which direction you go, the work you've put in learning enough JavaScript to be dangerous will serve as a solid foundation. Great work and good luck.