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Hi Konstantinos Megas... I initially started to write this as a three-part article starting from Callback and all the way up to Async/Await. I realized that Callback isn't used anymore and hence I decided to skip it. Let me add that to my blogs and link it over here.

Here you go... blog.skay.dev/javascript-callbacks-explained

Hi Skay

Thank you for your quick response! :) I'm new to JavaScript (I'm also trying to learn React) and some things are a little bit confusing to me. I didn't know that Callbacks are not used anymore!

So, I should first read about Callbacks, then Promises and finally about Async/Await, right?

P.S. I cannot find Async/Await article - have you uploaded it here in hashnode?

Konstantinos Megas - Ah! I see. I would strongly recommend that you get yourself familiar with JavaScript fundamentals (Especially ES6) before you venture into React.

Here's the article on Async/Await -> blog.skay.dev/asyncawait-in-javascript-explained

I will recommend you take this course by Brad Traversy -> udemy.com/course/modern-javascript-from-the-begin…

or

If you can afford, sign up for Tyler Mcginnis courses on JavaScript & React over here -> ui.dev

My best wishes on your web development journey... You are on the right track... Just remember to take it slow, understand the concepts before moving to complex topics...

Skay Thank you very much for your response and suggestions! Yes, I love Brad's courses! I have taken that course but haven't finished it yet! I'll also take a look at the second course you have suggested! Is there also any PHP course/bootcamp that you would suggest?

Konstantinos Megas - Sorry, I don't have any idea about PHP. But, all I have heard is if you are looking at learning the server-side, better, to think about learning Node.JS rather than PHP. Since Node is based on JavaScript & I've been hearing PHP isn't preferred as much as Nodejs. Again, I'm not an expert, but I've been hearing this opinion in the Dev Community.

I will recommend that you visit this website -> journeytodev.org where Paul has done a great job at structuring how to organize your web development journey through courses. Once again, my best wishes!

Thank you, Skay! Will do that! :D