First, I'm setting aside all other studies and interests to focus on JS.
"Brain Workshop + Breath Holding + JS"
For JS study, I'm going to spend time analyzing examples from existing JS books.
For instance:
<---this is an expression/statement/function-->
Beyond just following examples, I want to practice naming things with their proper terms and breaking down the structure.
After finishing one JS example book, I plan to move straight to a jQuery book.
(Wait, would it be better to do analysis practice directly with jQuery book examples?)
"Blunt AJ Feedback"
1. Brain Workshop — keep going, it's working.
2. The analysis approach is good. Break down every line.
3. Don't skip to jQuery too fast. Master vanilla JS first.
4. Write your own code, not just analyze others'.
