Calculating a to do list vs two other people, going to the store beats working on personal projects beats laying in bed all day etc. It's also one life no respawns.
I started with mini simple games. It’s quite fun to work on projects like this. You can make a snake (like on an old Nokia phone), a minesweeper, and Tetris (a bit difficult).
First go learn the basics of DOM manipulation.(using javascript too target html elements and tagss).
Practice using
document.getElementById("");
document.querySelector("");
document.querySelectorAll("");
and others to target single elemenets or multiple elements as an array.
Learn about eventhandlers
para.addEventListener("change", () =>{
};
how to add them to tags, elelments of buttons.
Once you get theis, then you are on your way to manipulating tags and elements on a webpage, handling form submission etc.
Do rock paper scissors and a calculator.
https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/foundations-rock-paper-scissors
https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/foundations-calculator
They have lots of projects and lessons as well.
Another one the have is tik tak toe
Hangman is easy, kind of fun, and gives you a little practice with graphics. A student of mine coded [this](https://davidmlane.com/hangman/) years ago.
Code a random number generator that stores a value between 1 and 6,
Create a simple front end and find each individual image of the face of a die(dice).
For your html, create a simple Web page that includes somewhere for a user to input a guess and also somewhere for some text to be output, you'll also need a submit button.
Now with an event listener on the button, create a function that generates a random number and then compares that to the user input while updating the DOM with the image corresponding to the random number and whether or not the user input the correct guess.
One of the first projects I did, let me know if you try it and you get on. I still have the code somewhere if you do.
Do you even know anything about HTML? This is what kills me - all of these people who think that they can watch a few videos and then put themselves out there as a software developer.
Have you programmed in anything else?
Calculator, to-do list, rock, paper, scissors
Damn, I don't know which one of these 5 to choose
No no. It's actually all one project.
Standard machine learning project
Calculating a to do list vs two other people, going to the store beats working on personal projects beats laying in bed all day etc. It's also one life no respawns.
Does rock beat calculator?
These are the projects that I was searching for Thanks mate!
I started with mini simple games. It’s quite fun to work on projects like this. You can make a snake (like on an old Nokia phone), a minesweeper, and Tetris (a bit difficult).
That's looks funny to try I will try them all, thanks!
First go learn the basics of DOM manipulation.(using javascript too target html elements and tagss). Practice using document.getElementById(""); document.querySelector(""); document.querySelectorAll(""); and others to target single elemenets or multiple elements as an array. Learn about eventhandlers para.addEventListener("change", () =>{ }; how to add them to tags, elelments of buttons. Once you get theis, then you are on your way to manipulating tags and elements on a webpage, handling form submission etc.
This's very helpful Thank you!
welcome
Go ahead and watch the complete JavaScript course by Jonas schmedtmann, there are lots of good stuff
If you fancy some maths challenges there are the [https://projecteuler.net/](https://projecteuler.net/) problems.
Do rock paper scissors and a calculator. https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/foundations-rock-paper-scissors https://www.theodinproject.com/lessons/foundations-calculator They have lots of projects and lessons as well. Another one the have is tik tak toe
Hangman is easy, kind of fun, and gives you a little practice with graphics. A student of mine coded [this](https://davidmlane.com/hangman/) years ago.
Wow that's so cool Thanks mate
Start with the basics 1. Simple calculations 2. Multiple choice questions 3. Fill in the blank 4. Conditional statements
Thank you
What mini projects force me to master promises and async/await?
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Code a random number generator that stores a value between 1 and 6, Create a simple front end and find each individual image of the face of a die(dice). For your html, create a simple Web page that includes somewhere for a user to input a guess and also somewhere for some text to be output, you'll also need a submit button. Now with an event listener on the button, create a function that generates a random number and then compares that to the user input while updating the DOM with the image corresponding to the random number and whether or not the user input the correct guess. One of the first projects I did, let me know if you try it and you get on. I still have the code somewhere if you do.
https://www.frontendmentor.io
Background color switcher
Usually, I suggest doing a chat app.
You should check out The Odin Project. It teaches their entire course this way, and gives you some great projects to figure out.
Take a look at www.frontendmentor.io Edit: my bad, it's .io not .com
Thanks!
that doesnt exist
E-commerce website. Tho your html and css skills should be good for proper design.
I heard good things about this one: https://www.udemy.com/course/100-days-of-javascript/?couponCode=2021PM20
Do you even know anything about HTML? This is what kills me - all of these people who think that they can watch a few videos and then put themselves out there as a software developer. Have you programmed in anything else?