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A simple exercise from Lama Dev on creating e-commerce web pages with HTML, JavaScript and CSS

https://youtu.be/b3Gqq_k-g24

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Create a subtle box shadows shadow effect with CSS and HTML

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-create-beautiful-box-shadows-in-html-and-css/

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Creating a Floating Action Button with the help of pure CSS

https://javascript.plainenglish.io/how-to-create-a-floating-action-button-with-pure-css-positioning-e52ba498083f

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Create Pie Chart diagrams with only CSS and HTML

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/css-only-pie-chart/

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#css #landingpage #piechart #floatingButton #boxShadow #ecommerce #lamaDev
Node JS and MongoDB introduction exercise by creating a task application or Task todo list

https://nabendu82.medium.com/understanding-nodejs-by-building-a-task-app-70767401009e

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Build MEAN Stack app with GraphQL, PostGraphile, Angular, BullJS, Nest JS, and TypeORM

https://medium.com/@raviyasas/crud-operations-with-graphql-and-nestjs-723043e38f1f

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Practice installing Elasticsearch on Node JS

https://medium.com/nonstopio/elasticsearch-using-nodejs-and-json-f444ef378556

#nodejs #mongodb #angular #mean #elasticsearch
An Alternative to Next.JS? — Everything You Need to Know About RemixJS

https://blog.openreplay.com/an-alternative-to-next-js-everything-you-need-to-know-about-remixjs
What Were the Hottest Front-End Tools in 2021?

https://css-tricks.com/hottest-front-end-tools-in-2021/
React & TypeScript - Course for Beginners

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Tips and tricks in implementing good Semantic HTML for good HTML structure and SEO

https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/html-best-practices/

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Create web pages with multi navigation bars with Kevin Powell

https://youtu.be/I1lq2ge7g4g

#kevinPowell #navbar
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40+ JavaScript Projects For Your Portfolio [With Video links!]

In the front-end space, a lot of frameworks exist: React, Angular, Vue, just to name a few. Every single one of them is awesome and without them, front-end development wouldn’t be in its current state. But what those frameworks, besides all their differences, have in common is that they are all based on JavaScript. Yep, good ol’ JS!

JavaScript is what runs the web today, no doubt. And for every  front-end developer, no matter if already experienced or at the start of their careers, it’s mandatory to know the basics of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

Frameworks come and go, but JavaScript will stay! But what's the best way to practice JavaScript? The best answer I can give you is to build projects!

JavaScript Projects

JavaScript projects are guided tutorials or javascript project ideas that help you sharpen your skills by building real applications, websites, games, components, etc.

Sometimes you will find project ideas that just contain a title and a few sentences of what you should build.

Example: Build a counter with JavaScript that counts down the hours till the end of the year.

This format is good if you already have some experience and are just looking for some input.


JavaScript Projects for Beginners

However, if you are new to web development, it's often better if you look for JavaScript project examples with source code or specific JavaScript projects for beginners.

These often contain a running demo application, a GitHub repository with the source code, and a step-by-step guide on how to build the project.

JavaScript Practice Projects

So for you to gain practice, I have listed nine awesome javascript project ideas that you can do to refresh your skills, learn new things about JS, and stay relevant in the future. All of them are based on pure JavaScript, some HTML, and some CSS. You can add them to your portfolio, show them to recruiters or potential employers, or keep them in your GitHub as references for future work. To be clear: This is not meant to teach you everything about JavaScript. There are perfect courses for you covering JS from A-Z. This is for building things. Getting your hands dirty. Working on your muscle memory.

JavaScript Projects Overview

Build a Meditation App JavaScript Project

Build a Virtual Keyboard JavaScript Project

Build an eCommerce Shopping Cart JavaScript Project

Build a Weather App JavaScript Project

Build an Issue Tracker JavaScript Project

Build a PIN Pad JavaScript Project

Build a Landing Page JavaScript Project

Build a Rock Paper Scissors Game JavaScript Project

Build a Tic Tac Toe Game JavaScript Project

Bonus: Build 9-in-1 Mini JavaScript Projects

Bonus: JavaScript Beginner Project Ideas

Bonus: JavaScript Intermediate Project Ideas

Bonus: JavaScript Advanced Project Ideas

To give you a headstart, . I had listed these projects might be helpful for a kickstart to JS in my opinion, so I highly recommend that you try them out for yourself because you know how to learn best and on what level you currently are.

1. Build a Meditation App JavaScript Project

Link:

https://youtu.be/oMBXdZzYqEk

What you will build

You are going to build an application that provides ambient sound for meditation. Users can choose between different timers and sounds.

2. Build a Virtual Keyboard JavaScript Project

Link:

https://youtu.be/N3cq0BHDMOY

What you will build

You are going to build a virtual keyboard from scratch with Vanilla JS, HTML, and CSS that can be used in the browser and will be responsive and touch-ready!

3. Build an eCommerce Shopping Cart JavaScript Project

Link:
https://youtu.be/90PgFUPIybY

What you will build

You are going to build a shopping cart that can be used on online shops and eCommerce sites with Vanilla JS, HTML, and CSS. The instructor makes use of Contentful, which is a headless CMS for storing product information.