Looking for a javascript tutor in San Diego

[dfournie]

I am looking for someone to tutor me to learn to code with javascript.   Sessions must be in person/classroom.   One or two days per week is probably ideal with 1 or 2 hour sessions.   I can be flexible on times depending on the day (afternoon or evening).   Do you provide this service or know someone who does?

[ChrisBurks]

Are you looking to learn javascript in general or as it pertains to ServiceNow?

Do you already know how to code in another language?

Is there a reason that it has to be in person/classroom?

If you're looking to learn js in general have you tried any online resources like:

• Learn by Doing - Code School
• JavaScript Tutorial
• Learn | Codecademy
• JavaScript | MDN

How about joining a meetup group on javascript? http://www.meetup.com

Where about in San Diego do you live or are willing to drive?

[dfournie]

Hi Chris, I prefer one on one training face to face. Driving depends on

the time of day or week but prefer 15 miles or less. For example, on the

weekend or outside of rush hour traffic I would be able to travel greater

distance to some areas, else I prefer to stay closer to the Serra Mesa /

Clairemont / Mission Valley area to avoid traffic congestion.

I do not know how to code and have tried code academy and code school but

prefer one on one personal training over non-interactive self-paced

learning. Although my goal is boost my ability to code in ServiceNow, the

learning will be focused on teaching me fundamentals and up.

Darrin Fournier

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