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20 Vanilla JavaScript Projects
Udemy
4 recommenders · 7 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2020–2022 · score 4.1
A Udemy course by Brad Traversy with 20 projects built in vanilla JavaScript, without frameworks or libraries. It is aimed at reinforcing core JavaScript skills through hands-on builds.
Commenters call it a cheap, excellent way to practice JavaScript fundamentals by building projects, often paired with Traversy's 50 projects course.
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No. Maybe you are looking at/for the wrong tutorials? Maybe you are just looking at beginner stuff? Most Beginner JS tutorials are going to bring you through building a ToDo app because it's a great learning option for new devs. Maybe it's too basic for you. That's not a fault of the…
nice. I would again recommend Traversy Media to get you up and running with JS. After his YouTube Crash course for JS and maybe a couple vanilla JS tutorials on his YouTube channel spend the $10 for his Udemy Course (Modern Javascript from Scratch i think) and then an additional $20ish for his '50…
heck out Traversy Media on YouTube. Brad's a great teacher and his videos on HTML, JS, PHP, CSS, Flexbox, Grid, and responsive projects are awesome. He does a LOT of JS too, so it's a huge resource. He also has very cheap but EXCELLENT Udemy courses: '50 HTML, CSS, JS projects in 50 days', '20…
Check out Traversy Media on YouTube. Brad's a great teacher and his videos on CSS, Flexbox, Grid, and responsive projects are awesome. He does a LOT of JS too, so it's a huge resource. He also has very cheap but EXCELLENT Udemy courses: '50 HTML, CSS, JS projects in 50 days', '20 Vanilla JS…
The best courses I’ve found so far are from jonas schmedtmann. I’d also recommend doing Brad Traversy’s 50 projects and 20 Projects courses (also on Udemy) once you’ve covered all the basics. That will really help you practice what you’re learning.
I’ve tried these but really found my stride with Jonas Schmedtmann’s course. Super good at explaining the detail that counts rather than going off track with stuff beginners shouldn’t worry about for a few months. One of the best courses I’ve ever taken. Also, Brad travesty has 20 vanilla projects…
Second this. I've used Brad courses for 2-3 times now, having completed both his HTML/CSS from the beginning, Javascript from the beginning, and React Front to Back, as well as 20 VanillaJS projects and bits of the Bootstrap course. He's really, really good, and teaches you not only how these…
Congrats dude! :-) I started learning to code at the end of February and I've been dedicating 1-3 hours (as you) to learning every day. I finished The Complete Web Developer: Zero to Mastery by Andrei Neagoie in one and a half month. It was blast and I enjoyed (almost) every minute of it. I am…
I started learning learning javascript from free code camp. Not the best but it got me started... Then did a udemy course. I think it was called 20 vanilla javascript projects. The key is not to get stuck in tutorial hell. As others have recommended, the CSX50 Harvard course is great.