If you are interested in front-end learning, I've found this useful for myself: http://www.codecademy.com They have sort of interactive tutorials to go through js, jQuery, html, etc.
I shall say that I was a complete newbie to programming (though I knew a lot about HTML/CSS). Codeacademy is meant to teach from scratch, so it may be a little boring to you. Anyways, it can help if you want to catch up in some of the most renowned front-end practices.
By the way, «...and use stackoverflow when stuck», great advise from freshfey.
If you are interested in front-end learning, I've found this useful for myself: http://www.codecademy.com They have sort of interactive tutorials to go through js, jQuery, html, etc. I shall say that I was a complete newbie to programming (though I knew a lot about HTML/CSS). Codeacademy is meant to teach from scratch, so it may be a little boring to you. Anyways, it can help if you want to catch up in some of the most renowned front-end practices.
By the way, «...and use stackoverflow when stuck», great advise from freshfey.
Hope it helps!