I am trying to learn JavaScript and so far I have used Codecademy(half way through), basic YouTube tutorials (hour, half hour videos) and OO JavaScript. I do know a lot now, but is there any other places I can learn, or should I just look at libraries for what I am trying to do when I need it?
It depends what do you want to do(App or middleware in Node.js, frontend of a website, other stuffs(Unity, Phonegap)):
The mayor challenge that I found in Javascript is figure out the best way to organize your project structure. However, there are some libraries that solve that problem.
For web development:
-BackBonejs
-Angularjs
For node.js:
-ExpressJS.
-Bluebird
Also, you should read tutorials about JQuery. This is a javascript library that let you do stuff much easier on javascript.
Finally, I trick that i use to find better solutions or answer are by searching "best practics [topic]". If you feel that you're doing something that's not ok, then you should search the best practices about it.
If you want to have fun learning or applying your skills you could play HackMud! XD
