The Great Sync JavaScript Mental Model
The Great Sync's visual and mnemonic approach to learning helps you gain confidence, recognize patterns and see the big picture.
The Great Sync JavaScript Mental Model
The Great Sync's visual and mnemonic approach to learning helps you gain confidence, recognize patterns and see the big picture.
Learn JavaScript visually
Computers need 0s and 1s. Programming languages are needed to instruct computers. Our brains need story and analogy to understand them.
Ask yourself...
How well do you understand javascript fundamentals? It's one thing building apps. It's another knowing the language quirks which drive them.
Recognise the patterns
To see patterns, you need 'big picture' understanding. How does everything fit together?
Solution: mnemonic learning
We can build something in our minds that keeps everything we know and understand about Javascript in one place.
Daniel Healy
@ericaLynnCodesLearn JavaScript
with The Great Sync
Hi!
I'm Kylo. I am a JavaScript developer, and have been for many years. That said, I am not a guru. I have not worked for Google.
What I can say is that I am someone who needed a way to 'level up' in JavaScript.
When I first started I threw myself into building things - anything and everything - as you should! As a visual learner, seeing my creations was incredibly satisfying.
Soon though, I began notice big gaps in my understanding. I still felt like I didn't have a full grasp of Javascript fundamentals. I just couldn't fit all the pieces together.
The truth? I still found javascript hard. There were some things I did not understand fully, or couldn't wrap my mind around at all.
And that's when I began The Great Sync - a single, powerful resource which exposed the bare bones of JavaScript, all living in my imagination. It could be referred back to whenever I was stuck or confused. It broke down the difficult concepts, and tied everything together.
I have relied on it to grow my knowledge of the language, and have used it to coach many junior and aspiring devs.
I would love for you to make it your own, to build it brick by brick, function by function, and create a visual mental model of the language that lasts forever.