Note: This page is still work-in-progress and still in active development and updated regularly. It was inspired by Jessica Eldredge, Elyse Holladay, Amit Ranan and many others developers that I follow.
Learning any programming language involves lots of practice. Often I come across in many JS learning tutorials is “to do projects”. It is advised that projects are often a great way to learn any coding language. In a SitePoint post Yaphi Berhanu argues that Projects Can Sometimes Be the Worst Way to Learn JavaScript.
One of the most common ways people fail to learn JavaScript is to jump into a project before knowing enough of the basics to understand what’s reasonable. Yaphi Berhanu, SitePoint
The purpose of this post is to bookmark simple JS projects for hands-on learning and make my JS learning as fun and productive.
Some Practice Project Ideas
- Build a state management system with vanilla JavaScript – by Andy Bell | CSS TRICKS
Note: This post is in still work-in-progress.
Links to Resources
- Jessica Eldredge -100 Days of Javascript | jessabean GitHub
- Elyse Holladay – 100 JavaScript Projects | elyseholladay GitHub
- Projects Can Sometimes Be the Worst Way to Learn JavaScript | SitePoint
- Top Sites for JavaScript Practice Exercises | LinkedIn Pulse
- 17 Complete JavaScript projects explained step by step | Udemy
- JavaScript Examples | W3Schools
- Coding Resources | Women Who Code