👋 Hello People!
If you're one of those Web developers who had finished learning the Holy Trinity ( HTML, CSS & JS). And looking for a few projects to get better understanding of them, you're at the right place.
But, before we go any further, let me take a minute to say why I'm writing these blogs.
🍀 Purpose
When I learn something new I have a habit of making notes out of it for future reference. No matter how small the topic is I write it down in Notion. I even make notes when learning new programming concepts or languages, despite the fact that we have vast documentation support. Over the days, it has helped me a lot in understanding things better. As the saying goes,
There is no joy in possession without sharing....
So, instead of keeping all the notes to myself, why not make it better and publish them on my own blog. This would serve as a reference for people who are taking the same path, also for my future self. A Win-Win situation🤘
🔙 Back to the point
Now that, I have said the purpose, let's see what the blogs will be about. Here we will be implementing JavaScript projects form a course by Wesbos. You should definitely check it out if you're into javascript and its completely FREE!🎊
No Frameworks, No compilers, No boilerplate code its all vanilla 🍨 Javascript( I hope it's as sweet as that). In each project we will be writing Javascript for the existing HTML and CSS, to make it interactive.
There are many cool projects from a simple Drum-kit to a Checklist app. I will try to add additional functionality, beyond what's said in the course, whenever possible. If you have any more suggestions feel free to drop a comment about it. I will try to update one project each day, few may take a couple of days. If you're someone who's reading this after a week or so, this shouldn't be an issue.
A gentle note, this primarily is documentation of my learnings, not to be taken as a replacement for the original course.
Enough Talk! let us jump to code from the next blog.
See you there. Until then,
Happy coding. 💻
PS: This is my first blog and I'm completely new to this, any suggestions or criticism is welcome 🤝 !