A Udemy course by Brad Traversy that walks through building small web projects such as sliders, lightboxes, modals, and DOM-driven mini-apps using plain JavaScript without frameworks.

Commenters call it a good way to move past toy examples by building full end-to-end mini-apps in vanilla JavaScript, with pointers when you get stuck.

On Reddit (2)

1. Recommendsnot_a_gumbyr/learnprogramming2020in “I want to read a javascript book that will allow me to understand it completely so i could jump to a framework, what would you recommend?”▲ 2

   Well yeah, you could have just done that with bootstrap or whatever CSS framework you go with. That's not what I mean by creating projects. What you need to do is create full fledged webapps using vanilla JS - a notes app, a calorie tracker, a weekly planner, some website that can read in users…

2. Recommendsbradyppr/webdev2020in “What projects to create?”▲ 2

   This course on udemy sounds perfect for you: https://www.udemy.com/course/web-projects-with-vanilla-javascript/ If you dont want to do the course you can always look at the github repo.

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