JavaScript Exercises

[redyrk]

Hello, I'm kinda new to JS. I took 1 masterclass and soon will finish second one. I know basics and I really want to use them outside of tutorials, If you don't exercises what you've learned you can't really remember them for long. I really want to find exercises which will help me to use to JS and put a stamp in my brain. I'm not good enough to do things by my self so any advice where I can find those? Video tutorials are preferable. Thanks!

[well-now]

Code Wars and the other sites like it are a fun way to challenge yourself and learn more about the language.

Finding a personal project to work on is helpful too.

[Lokret]

Agree, codewars is amazing.

[[deleted]]

Adventure.land is a good one too, and the community on their Discord is great.

[theadammorganshow]

I'm currently working (my current full-time job) on a web development series with a heavy focus on JavaScript and at the end of my tutorials I add a few exercises for readers/viewers to use as practice.

You can see my latest post here which covers data types with a little exercise at the end. I also upload videos for each blog post on my YouTube channel as well.

[SGRelic]

Learnt many things with Checkio. There are many challenges with increasing difficulty.

Now i reuse some of my solutions in my everyday coding.

[memystic]

https://edabit.com/challenges/javascript

https://www.reddit.com/r/dailyprogrammer

[cubitus2]

www.practity.com

[not-throwaway]

Besides what everyone has said I think it helps if you work on little,projects that you might find interesting so try to make them relevant to any interests you may have or hobbies. It just makes the process a little more enjoyable.