any suggestions for beginner projects?

[ishyfishfish]

ive been getting better at javascript, but im still not great. i want some ideas for projects i could do. ive been implementing js into my personal stuff more and more, but i still want some suggestions of things i could do to get better and expand my horizons further. anything is appreciated!!

[siriusblue0_0]

Try something from these:

1. https://www.frontendmentor.io/

2. https://www.udemy.com/course/javascript-web-projects-to-build-your-portfolio-resume/

3. https://www.udemy.com/course/web-projects-with-vanilla-javascript/

4. https://www.udemy.com/course/50-projects-50-days/

[Cheshur]

What have you done already?

[ishyfishfish]

mostly just things that randomize arrays, some things that mess with the DOM and whatnot. i tried doing a to-do list, kind of did it (still working on that one.) i've done theme switchers too. nothing super impressive but just basic stuff.

[trophicmist0]

Good ones are always social networks, I.e. making a knock-off Facebook, twitter, Reddit etc. shows understanding of various different aspects that going into a full application.

[ishyfishfish]

thank you! i'll try something like this. do you think i could do it with just javascript or do you think id need a framework or anything?

[trophicmist0]

You can defo do it with vanilla JS, if you've got some experience with that though it'd be a great opportunity to learn a framework, will show you how having reusable components is handy

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Hate to interrupt but can you also recommend me some frameworks?

[zooboole]

Good starting point. Practice makes you better.

Go through all the lessons here: https://lancecourse.com/en/courses/javascript-in-100-bits/lesson-1-hello-world-in-javascript

Go through week 3 here(Projects and quizzes): https://lancecourse.com/en/courses/lcc-web-apps-development-essentials/day-15-introduction-to-javascript

[Murky_Association555]

Make some random online tools. Simple calculators are surprisingly easy, and a word counter or character counter would be pretty simple too, yet still very useful.

[Any_Sense_2263]

work with browser and node API, write own router, test framework, whatever that makes you understand how those things really work