3 Javascript Projects You Should Build as Junior Frontend Developer:
Just build them and you will see how fast you will learn a programming 😊
1. Build a Blog Template with HTML and CSS
Requirements:
- Build a homepage, single post page, and contact page
- Try using CSS Grid
- Your page should be responsive (RWD)
Nice to haves:
- Add a slider
- Use real content instead of Lorem Ipsum
2. Build a Tic-tac-toe game with Pure JavaScript
Requirements:
- Welcome screen with name and symbol input for each player
- Rendering a symbol when a user clicks on the empty cell
- Win verification
Nice to haves:
- Creating a scoreboard and saving it to local storage
- Playing with the computer, using ex. minmax algorithm or your own solution
3. Location sharing with Pure JavaScript and Maps Service
Requirements:
- Displaying your current location on a map
- "Share" button which creates a link with your current location
- A page which displays a location embedded in URL
Nice to haves:
- Sharing your realtime location, you will have to save it and read it every few seconds from an external database (ex. Firebase)
- Displaying the realtime location of your friend when he accesses the page
Share it with your friends who wants to be a developer and Enjoy 😎
Just build them and you will see how fast you will learn a programming 😊
1. Build a Blog Template with HTML and CSS
Requirements:
- Build a homepage, single post page, and contact page
- Try using CSS Grid
- Your page should be responsive (RWD)
Nice to haves:
- Add a slider
- Use real content instead of Lorem Ipsum
2. Build a Tic-tac-toe game with Pure JavaScript
Requirements:
- Welcome screen with name and symbol input for each player
- Rendering a symbol when a user clicks on the empty cell
- Win verification
Nice to haves:
- Creating a scoreboard and saving it to local storage
- Playing with the computer, using ex. minmax algorithm or your own solution
3. Location sharing with Pure JavaScript and Maps Service
Requirements:
- Displaying your current location on a map
- "Share" button which creates a link with your current location
- A page which displays a location embedded in URL
Nice to haves:
- Sharing your realtime location, you will have to save it and read it every few seconds from an external database (ex. Firebase)
- Displaying the realtime location of your friend when he accesses the page
Share it with your friends who wants to be a developer and Enjoy 😎
5 Techniques I Use to Manage Stress as a Software Engineer:
1. Morning Journal
Every morning, I write two things:
Brain dump — all thoughts, feelings, and experiences I want to write down.
The goal for today — one main goal that I have to achieve today, no matter what.
2. Right Breaks
Our brain works best when we go hard, then rest. And it’s not going hard for hours and then resting for days. It is about going hard for 50-90 minutes, then taking a break for 15-22 minutes. During such breaks, I recommend to do the next three things:
- Hydrate
- Stretch
- Walk
3. Flight Mode
Checking notifications every time they pop up on your screen forms a bad habit called the “fear of missing out.” Just turn off a the notifications and work on your main hardest day goal. It will help you a lot, trust me.
4. Clean Desk
Not an obvious one, but a clear mind is linked to a clear environment.
Clean your desk every morning or before going to bed.
5. Walking
When I feel under stress (e.g. I can’t find a solution to some coding problem), I often go for a 15- to 20-minute walk and the solution often pops up in my head. I don’t take headphones. Just simple walking. Pure magic.
Hope these advices will help you as they are helping me,
Have a nice evening 😌
1. Morning Journal
Every morning, I write two things:
Brain dump — all thoughts, feelings, and experiences I want to write down.
The goal for today — one main goal that I have to achieve today, no matter what.
2. Right Breaks
Our brain works best when we go hard, then rest. And it’s not going hard for hours and then resting for days. It is about going hard for 50-90 minutes, then taking a break for 15-22 minutes. During such breaks, I recommend to do the next three things:
- Hydrate
- Stretch
- Walk
3. Flight Mode
Checking notifications every time they pop up on your screen forms a bad habit called the “fear of missing out.” Just turn off a the notifications and work on your main hardest day goal. It will help you a lot, trust me.
4. Clean Desk
Not an obvious one, but a clear mind is linked to a clear environment.
Clean your desk every morning or before going to bed.
5. Walking
When I feel under stress (e.g. I can’t find a solution to some coding problem), I often go for a 15- to 20-minute walk and the solution often pops up in my head. I don’t take headphones. Just simple walking. Pure magic.
Hope these advices will help you as they are helping me,
Have a nice evening 😌
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Who still with me, I love you all and
to new my subscribers, welcome to my channel 😎