I am looking for a website with lots of JavaScript exercises that I can practice the concepts that I am learning. I am not so much looking a site to teach me JavaScript as I have plenty of sources to learn already. I know that there are many different places like LeetCode or Codewars, but I am not sure how beginner friendly they are. I was using Edabit, and it was perfect for what I was looking for, but it is not free unfortunately, and my free trial has ended, and I am not in the position to pay for practicing JavaScript at the moment. Is there a free alternative for Edabit?
Hello!!! I'm currently going through a course and I wanted to see if there's a place where I can practice coding and solving problems. I know there are a lot of interview question websites out there, but for a beginner in JavaScript, is there a resource that I can use to practice?
Thanks!
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So, I'm following this Developer Full Stack Course, I was doing pretty well, then JavaScript came in in the game. God, and I was thinking learning Flexbox was difficult...
Anyways, I'm not internalizing enough content since I'm not practicing. I just don't know how. People say "just build your own code" or "start a small project", but for a beginner who had just begun to learn it 1 or 2 months ago, it's not practical at all.
I may know why and when I should use a class or a function, but for some reason I can't think on how, you know what I mean?
Do you have any tips or websites to give to me so I can progress faster? I know that just watching and (maybe) understanding the videos is not enough.
I'm a newbie coder who knows HTML & CSS. I started learning javascript a week ago but I'm pretty confused where and how do I practice javascript concepts.
I have taken the JavaScript course by Colt Steele on udemy but it doesn't have enough practice questions. Where and how can I practice?
My personal recommendation is always to just start a project on your own and learn along the way.
Later you could also search for popular js libraries and try to understand how it works and what they did. It helps you to understand how to organize larger projects.
Really depends on what kind of practice you want. If you want more guided exercises, checkout the freecodecamp curriculum. They teach you a concept that you code along to and at the end of the section you build 5 projects with it. There's also Javascript 30 from Wes Bos where you code up a new Javascript project every day for 30 days. He leads you through all kinds of interesting projects like interacting with your Webcam through the browser and building a video player. You could also do practice problems on leetcode or hackerrank if you are interested in prepping for interviews or just practicing the basics/learning algorithms and data structures. Or, my personal favorite, if you just want to practice Javascript and have fun is to pick a game framework like Phaser 3 and build a game. I like this because you practice Javascript and have a lot of fun while doing it. Plus, you can practice other skills like pixel art or working with other people, and you can show off your game when you are done with it. Hopefully these give you some ideas. If nothing else, start with building a tiny application like the classic To Do app, and iterate. Just about any practice is good practice.
So, I'm following this Full Stack Course, and I was doing pretty well, then JavaScript came in in the game. God, and I was thinking learning Flexbox was difficult...
Anyways, I'm not internalizing enough content since I'm not practicing. I just don't know how. People say "just build your own code" or "start a small project", but for a beginner who had just begun to learn it 1 or 2 months ago, it's not practical at all.
I may know why and when I should use a class or a function, but for some reason I can't think on how, you know what I mean?
Do you have any tips or websites to give to me so I can progress faster? I know that just watching and (maybe) understanding the videos is not enough.
I’m in a pit of despair. I want to get better with coding but I feel soo lost and so stupid. idk.. I want to come out of this hole. Any advice/resources help, thank you.
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Thank you all for the support and for providing resources! I apologieze for not being so clear on where my learning is at. I just recently learned js fundamentals on a udemy course called complete JavaScript course and I’ve been having a hard time implementing what I’ve learned. I’ve been struggling with using functions/methods and I feel like I’ve hit a rock. I’ve been doing a few challenges on code wars but I still feel lost. I look forward to exploring all of the resources and advice you guys have given me! Thank youuuu!!!
Hello everyone, do you know of any sites that offer exercises to do in javascript so that I can train? 🙂
I've watched these videos about syntax and basic utilization but now I don't know how am I supposed to practice them. Like have problems to build logic and stuff with every topic.
I've been studying development for 5 years now. I’m really good with HTML & SCSS but not with JavaScript. I've studied JavaScript for many, many hours and I still haven't mastered it. Little exercises here, long courses there, I've tried it all: and yet, I still don't get it. I understand the logic to follow (for example, to create a drop-down menu) but I can't create a functional script. Do you have any tips on how to finally understand JavaScript? I'm beginning to despair of ever understanding it. I'd like to become a creative developer later, and JavaScript is a must-have if I'm ever to realize my dream
Most of all sites contain problems on algorithms and data structures. I don't understand the benefit of this at all. I want real tasks, for example adding some functionality to the site. Can I find such problems that are also in order of difficulty?
try http://localhost/
Algorithms and data structures are a vital part of JavaScript for creating logic and functionality.
However I would recommend frontendmentor.io for a more practical approach. A lot of focus on html structure and css styling but there are more advanced instances that require JavaScript.
Will also aid in feedback via the community for best practices etc.
Hope that helps.
I'm new to programming, however, I've dabbled with JavaScript in the past. Just looking for a good place to begin. A free program is preferable. Thanks!
Hey guys, To become better with JS I have read tons of books which really helped me to understand. However now I am kind of stuck. I have put some basic JS/JQuery to my page and I would like to practise more but I have no Idea how.
Is there a source for some JS real life examples, I checked Codepen but all I found there was some crazy animation which I think I would never use as a coder. What I am looking for are the most common JS techniques that are used over the internet.
Any one can help me with that?
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!
Hi, I’m a total beginner, and I want to learn JavaScript. What is the best way to learn it? I came across free code camp, and boot camps, but I’m not sure of the best route to take. I’d like to not spend too much money if possible. Any suggestions are appreciated.
I want to learn JavaScript online but most or the classes need mone, where could I learn it 100％ for free.
thx
(don’t tell me to watch YouTube, please)