Wow,
Nanzo I am with you on this. I am in a similar process. I jumped into crypto building a miner reading reddit articles and watching YouTube videos and started investing in crypto the same way, jumped in and read what I could find, watched a bunch of videos, but after getting involved with building masternodes, studying Steemit and learning about Ethereum, EOS and the like... I decided I needed more knowledge about coding to move forward. I know I could partner with a developer and bring my ideas. But I want to know more about both the possibilities and limitations so JavaScript 101 it is....
It’s a slow go with JavaScript, with many dry and difficult chapters, so I appreciate the strong referral for the one your taking.
It’s funny that we think once we get out of school we are done learning, but in reality we are constantly learning to get ahead and build our dreams.

My friends think I am crazy, working 1.5 jobs and doing crypto on the side and now I am trying to teach myself coding. But I think the more I do, the more I can do.
I am constantly pushing the walls of my limitations outward.
I am happy to see you do this successfully and I am happy to see my thinking validated.

Thanks, it’s nice to not be alone in this line of thinking, I hope to meet you one day, when I am more successful.

Onward and Upward,
@shortsegments