(Free Javascript lessons!) com.freeCodeCamp.www.learn(Javascript) { learnFaster = now }

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/

This website has turned out to be a great resource. Along with reading in the SoundFlow forum, this website is great for the following reasons:

1. Interactive code editor with byte-size lessons that start at basics.
2. Lots of articles and tutorials for general Javascript.
3. Additional content such as YouTube videos that somewhat match the order of lessons I refer to in item 1.
4. It's helping me learn the syntax and language concepts, which are already applying to how I look at and read the code examples here on SoundFlow.

The difference between =, ==, and === for example. Little things like that one would have no clue about without the specific instruction laid out. Working together along these more general lessons is definitely a learning curve, but "starting with the basics" I see will be super helpful later.

Also, it makes sense for SoundFlow to NOT be teaching Javascript basics. That information is available in many places online, and focusing here on the implementation of AxProTools & Args and so on, making lots of sense as I go on!