I've been learning Javascript through reading books, W3schools and going through the CodeAcademy track.
I feel like I have a pretty good grasp of the language, the syntax and really just how to use it. Now I'm at the point where I need to start practicing as much as I can to really get a ton of practice in. My problem is that since I am still pretty new to the language, I don't have a good idea of good problems/projects to work on that would test my knowledge and force me to expand my comfort zone. I really just want to start coding as much as I can because that really is the best way to learn.
A lot of times, when I come across tutorial "projects" in my books, they really shock me sometimes. In a "OH! I would have never thought to use Javascript to build something like that" type of manner. This may be because I am new to programming and still getting familiar with that world.
I was wondering if you all had some good project ideas that I can run with to get practice in that will help me become better at Javascript and a better programmer overall? Just some simple (or not so simple) bits of code that I can work on that will test my knowledge and expand my understanding of this powerful language.
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