Zero → Next.js
The Toy Way

The 48-minute Mosh intro you already watched. Mark it done so the progress bar starts moving.

A calm, 134-lesson pass through everything — variables, control flow, arrays, objects, loops, scope, simple ES6. This is the one that makes the rest stick.

75 chapters, project-based, posted January 2024. Counter, dice roller, password generator, digital clock, stopwatch, calculator, rock-paper-scissors, image slider, weather app. Pace yourself — one chapter a day, not a binge.

Selecting elements, styling, creating, removing. Event listeners, propagation, delegation. Ends with five projects from beginner to "master".

Callbacks → callback hell → promises → async/await, taught with a running ice-cream-shop example. Then a short Bro Code companion that puts fetch into a real Pokémon API project.

let/const, arrow functions and the dreaded `this`, destructuring, spread, classes, modules. Watch last so the modern syntax in our real repos stops looking magic.

Run JavaScript on a server. Build a REST API. Middleware, routing, methods, JSON, params, postman. After this you'll understand what assistant-mcp, Rivendell server, and every Edge Function in our stack actually is.

Adds types on top of JavaScript so the compiler yells at you before runtime does. Hands-on pizza-shop example by Scrimba. Short, focused, no fluff. Every modern repo we work in is TS — Rivendell, AutoSam, the dashboards.

170 interactive challenges, six projects (ReactFacts, Travel Journal, Chef Claude AI, Meme Generator, Tenzies, Assembly Endgame). Bob Ziroll teaches React the way Bro Code teaches JS — by building things, not lecturing. This is the big one.

App router, server components, server actions, API routes, caching, MongoDB, deployment. JavaScript Mastery, posted October 2025, Next.js 16. Build and deploy a real full-stack event platform.