2017 Facebook DevC SRS - JavaScript for beginners
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This document outlines a plan to learn JavaScript, including variables, control structures, functions, DOM API, Node.js, and JavaScript showcases. It discusses JavaScript as a multi-paradigm language supporting object-oriented, imperative, and declarative programming. It also mentions building modern web applications with technologies like HTTP, databases, front-end development, server-side languages, back-end connectivity, and REST APIs. The goal is to learn core JavaScript concepts and see what can be built with these technologies.
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