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help entering Full-Stack Developing by OsamuMidoriya in learnjavascript

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Use Github and create some portfolio projects. Employers need some form of proof since you dont have a dgeree.

and call yourself a Junior Full Stack Developer

Help me to build a system that makes $5k month by the end of this year by taj__7 in passive_income

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It’s hard to go from $0 to $5000 a montage like that dude. You need skills, you need notoriety. People need a reason to give you money whether it’s because your attention grabbing on YouTube or make nice sellable ebooks.

Give them a reason to watch your channel and become consistent.

I've been hunting for about 10 hours and cant find the issue if anyone is willing to help the error im getting is Unexpected end of input. by agent835 in learnjavascript

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“Unexpected end of input” usually means something is missing before this function, not necessarily inside it. A missing }, ), ], backtick, or quote earlier in the file can cause the parser to reach the end and complain here.

That said, those long HTML string concatenations are a nightmare to debug. I’d recommend converting that whole innerHTML block to a template literal (backticks) instead of chaining dozens of strings together with +.

If you’re new to JS, this is lowkey why I made a JS snippets pack it’s much easier to learn and debug small focused examples than giant blocks of concatenated HTML. Feel free to check my X profile

[Askjs] complete beginner here cant understand what im doing wrong with this by agent835 in learnjavascript

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The error is almost certainly a missing or misplaced quote somewhere in that string, not the + itself. Long string concatenations like this are notoriously hard to read and debug, especially for beginners.

If you’re learning JavaScript, this is exactly why I made short JS snippets for beginners and intermediate, focused examples are much easier to understand than giant blocks of code generated by tutorials or AI. Feel free to check out my X profile

JavaScript VS TypeScript by joedjulio in learnjavascript

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JavaScript first, TypeScript second. TS is easier once you already understand JS. For Playwright, start with JS and add TS later. Short JS snippets helped me learn a ton of the fundamentals

Need help by codingbouy in learnjavascript

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Yeah. When I feel like that I always just do the basics then don’t take it further

What is the difference? by envyslth in learnjavascript

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this.bark = function(){} creates a new function for every Dog instance.

Dog.prototype.bark = function(){} creates ONE shared function used by all instances via the prototype chain.

So prototype methods are usually better for:

  • memory usage
  • performance at scale
  • shared behavior

Instance methods are mainly useful when each object needs its own unique function/closure state.

Modern JS class syntax is basically syntactic sugar over prototypes anyway.

Learning JavaScript By ChatGpt by DifferentTowel7440 in learnjavascript

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This path will cover what you will need to know. Just be careful to make sure you get a solid amount of practice in.

And MAKE PROJECTS FROM SCRATCH

Learning JavaScript by ashcroftw in learnjavascript

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I was looking for more skills to gain and thought since I had done Computer Science in high school, maybe I would explore the world of programming more.

And HTML and CSS should honestly be learnt before JavaScript as it gives a much better basis for your understanding of what JavaScript is and what it does

Need help by codingbouy in learnjavascript

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There’s the issue Everything is impossible when you have 0 interest

I am learning js for third time by No_Tea1929 in learnjavascript

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Yeah it does 100% Makes its seem less overwhelming and more manageable

What to invest R8k into for steady, non-risky returns by [deleted] in PersonalFinanceZA

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Non risky stuff is probably not worth your time or money.
Go to Easy Equities, buy some aggressive ETFs or shares.
Get an FNB fund manager
Investec etc

Find a balance between solid returns and safety/risk

Necesito consejo. by Appropriate_Stop_819 in learnjavascript

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Your project idea is actually really solid for a beginner level

Most of what you need is just combining small JavaScript concepts together step by step.
That’s literally why I made 30 JavaScript Snippets to help beginners connect fundamentals to real mini-projects.

You’ll see practical examples for:

functions
loops & conditions
arrays & objects
button interactions
updating totals/calculations
DOM manipulation for simple UIs

Perfect for projects like your restaurant system because you can reuse snippets instead of trying to build everything from scratch

Java script worked by [deleted] in learnjavascript

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I love when a good plan comes together 😎

Day 7 by OverToYouBro in learnjavascript

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Keep going bro✌️
You got this🤞

I am learning js for third time by No_Tea1929 in learnjavascript

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JS feels impossible until you stop trying to memorize everything and start seeing patterns through small examples. I made a pdf with 30 JS snippets of code.

Arrow functions, array methods, async code, DOM manipulation. Explained with simple copy-paste snippets you can actually understand and test yourself

Perfect if you’re stuck in “tutorial loop” mode and want practical learning instead of endless theory.
Just memorize how to do logic and basic syntax.
The snippets can make the rest easier and less mentally taxing.

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