Javascript skeleton modules#48
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Rename to Advanced JavaScript or similar; see comment on other PR.
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New modules based on #29
It may be a little early, but hey, it's just some directories and readmes. We can tweak them as we go, if we decide to change anything.
But this helps us visualise what the learning journey (aka modules) for each course is starting to look like, including total number of weeks.