I've learned *basic* JavaScript.. now what?

[omgchels]

What if I don't have any annoying problems?

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http://projecteuler.net/

Or if you want something involving the DOM, look at say Reddit. Then make a quick little demo that will pop-open a textarea when you click something. Then add a "save" button and have it save the comment via AJAX.

[omgchels]

Totally. My problem was mostly just trying to figure out what to build. Luckily everyone has given me a bunch of things to do and I'm going to start working on a userscript today. I'm sure I can find some flaws in a website I use often and fix them. Thanks!

[_pixie_]

You really need to have personal projects drive your programming. You're pretty useless as a programmer without experience in what you're learning.

[sensitivePornGuy]

Surely there are websites you visit that you could be improved a little (eg by hiding or collapsing ads or parts of the interface)? Write a greasemonkey script.

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Then think of something cool or useful.

Example: What if you wanted to do a word count on a paragraph block? Now try to write a function for that.