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nice! I finished that python course, CS50P. i finished CS50P, CS50x, CS50AI, and am one final project away from finishing CS50Web and CS50cyber. They are the best.
Not planning on deleting anything. I was just curious lol.
Okay it doesn't sound bad to be honest. I will jump right on it; after I'm done with their Python course. I couldn't help myself, I love Python and wanted to see how they teach it. I ended up being hooked. They have some great stuff
I am the only one who can delete posts currently. sorry i guess i should implement that. if you need me to delete a post, personal message me and I will take care of it. All your posts are so good! haha Um like any language, you have to learn the few things that make that language unique i think. syntax, special features, i would just look up advanced javascript and get on it like all those weird things, inline functions, ternary operators ( this is just an if/else statement written with different syntax, but the syntax can be confusing get on it), event handlers, promises, javascript syntactic sugar, the different ways to declare functions, learn about the "this" keyword, closures, await, currying, dom manipulation, generators. but watch the cs50web intro to javascript or even regular cs50x has an intro to javascript. cs50web gets into SOME of those advanced things
Btw, is it possible to delete a post here ?
Hahaha I'm not a Javascript wizz. But I wouldn't say I'm new to coding. Not Software Engineer level, but I know a little bit of python.
Javascript isn't that hard, right ?
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lol i take that back about learning css. only learn css if you want to learn how to make your site look nicer. it's a web dev thing, as you probably know. just learn about what it is at least and how to recognize it when you come across it in a burp scan or something, usually we ignore the css lol that's not where the vulnerabiltiies lie usually. and learning html is quick. but def learning javascript is more important in general and def from a web application security standpoint. I apologize you may be a javascript wizz for alli know i have no idea where you are at he he forgive me.
Thanks man! I appreciate that. I will check out Z3nsh3ll and the link you dropped. Will keep you posted on how it goes
Yeah man if you are going to do those Portswigger labs, check out the youtuber z3nsh3ll . pretty much everyone agrees he has the best tutorials. Problem is I'd say he only has walkthroughs for about 70 of the labs out of 269 but that's ok you can start with those. He has labs for almost all XSS labs, I'd say XSS is a great place to start. Also look there are 269 labs it may seem intimidating at first but don't think of it as doing 269 long labs. Cause a bunch of them are grouped together like for insance i just did 5 XXE labs and they were all kinda the same , just one key part was different. so you can kinda tackel a bunch of them at once pretty fast. Tackle related labs in one or two sittings. also, learning some html, css and javascript might be a good idea. learn some of the intermediate/advanced javascript stuff like promises, assyncronous programming, fetch, promises, then blocks, ternary operators learn how to program in javascript. Z3nsh3ll has a great series on this stuff too. If you are just starting out in html/css and javascript id start with the z3nsh3ll ones, and here's another super begginer friendly one: https://cs50.harvard.edu/web/2020/
Nice! I'm gonna start doing some labs on Portswigger soon. I will start with the fundamentals. If you have some good resources to learn about web vulnerabilities / OWASP Top 10 in a bit more depth, please let me know.