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b"We\\u2019ve all started somewhere. JavaScript isn\\u2019t always an easy language to learn. In this episode, we\\u2019re joined by Gordon Zhu, who teaches workshops on JavaScript at Watch and Code. We are also joined by Luis Vargas, a Senior Manager on Global Payments at Netflix who has recently been learning JavaScript and has attended one of Gordon\\u2019s workshops. In this episode, we all talk about our journey of learning JavaScript and ways we\\u2019ve worked through it.\\n\\nItems mentioned in the episode:\\nColdFusion, PHP, Flash, ASP.NET, jQuery, MooTools, Dojo, Backbone, Python, Reddit, Eclipse, Eloquent JavaScript, You Don't Know JS, Speaking JavaScript, CD Baby, Frontend Masters\\n\\nGuests:\\nGordon Zhu - @gordon_zhu\\nLuis Vargas\\n\\nPanelists:\\nRyan Burgess - @burgessdryan\\nRyan Anklam - @bittersweetryan\\nBrian Holt - @holtbt\\nMars Jullian - @marsjosephine\\nStacy London - @stacylondoner\\n\\nPicks:\\nGordon Zhu - Watch and Code\\nGordon Zhu - Ten Things I Have Learned - Milton Glaser\\nLuis Vargas - Watch and Code\\nLuis Vargas - Industrial noise blocking headphones\\nLuis Vargas - Derek Sivers\\nRyan Burgess - Austin Maples - Idle Hand Tattoo\\nRyan Burgess - Fluid Paint\\nRyan Burgess - Abstract\\nRyan Anklam - The Expanse\\nRyan Anklam - Kahn Academy - Intro To Storytelling\\nRyan Anklam - New Day - Radio Edit by Xavier Eleven\\nBrian Holt - Schiit Fulla\\nBrian Holt - Synology\\nMars Jullian - Forward JS\\nStacy London - Chrome Canary - Loads CSS Progressively\\nStacy London - Code School\\nStacy London - RVK by Nathan Fake"