r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/marquesdinisp • Aug 26 '20
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/andrewdovg • Aug 20 '20
JavaScript Event Loop | Synchronous & Asynchronous | JS Complicated Parts PART#5
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/andrewdovg • Aug 17 '20
JavaScript Closure | With 6 Examples and Explanations | Frequently Asked Job Interview Question 😬
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/[deleted] • Jul 31 '20
Newbie
Hey guys,
I've been learning front-end web development for a few months now. HTML and CSS seemed easy, but JS is giving me such a hard time. Any words of encouragement? Is it always this hard to learn your first real language?
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/[deleted] • Jul 30 '20
If you like coding and JavaScript you should come join our discord server
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/andrewdovg • Jul 20 '20
Javascript Prototype [complicated parts of JS] Part #1
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/[deleted] • Jun 17 '20
freeCodeCamp solutions - Basic Algorithm Scripting (1 - 8)
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/irao • Jun 08 '20
Looking for study partners
Just started with JS - plan to teach myself core JS + React + Node + build some fun projects over the course of a year. Anyone else here in the same boat?
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/HolidayInternet • Apr 23 '20
JavaScript ES2020 - The Most Requested Feature
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/queenieofrandom • Dec 16 '19
My CSS is shit hot, my javascript not so much...
I have tried Free Code Camp and Codecademy. YouTube and Udemy. I just can't seem to find the right course/tutorial/project that is right for me to make javascript just click.
What are your favourite resources? Any good physical courses in London people could recommend?
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/HolidayInternet • Nov 16 '19
SEO Tutorial for Developers
Hello everyone! For quite some time now I was looking for a simple SEO tutorial made specifically for DEVELOPERS, a guide that isn't made of 100% marketing jargon like "keyword research", "content optimization", and "link building". Having not been satisfied with results, I've spent A LOT of time researching everything that there is to SEO. I've put all of that research into this one video that I would like to share with you.
Link of the video - https://youtu.be/JSm4aQl4w_U.
All feedback and/or critique is highly appreciated!
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/GamesMint • Jul 31 '19
JavaScript interview prep
I have tried to collate most of the questions in this app - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gamesmint.com.jsone (it is free and there are no ads).
Besides this these links will be very useful for senior position
Large scale JS architecture - https://addyosmani.com/largescalejavascript/ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5pFv9NB9fs
MVC in native JS - https://alexatnet.com/model-view-controller-mvc-in-javascript/
DS & Algo in JS - https://github.com/trekhleb/javascript-algorithms
Edit - Forgot to add this link https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17718673/how-is-a-promise-defer-library-implemented (promise implementation)
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/Shilpa_Opencodez • Jul 26 '19
ReactJS Best Practices and Libraries
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/Shilpa_Opencodez • Jun 09 '19
Simple and Easy way to Build a RESTful API using Node.js - Free Source Code on GitHub
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/bornforcode • May 13 '18
TOP 10 Tricky Javascript Questions asked in Job Interviews 😰😰 - part 2
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/Major_Fifth • Feb 22 '18
There are so many libraries, apis, and frameworks for javascript. Where do I start when making a webapp?
I have been pretty overwhelmed in the past, trying my hand at making a webapp that just takes in band practice data and then returns graphs of data. Where should I start? I have basic experience in c++ and javascript, but don't know what libraries or frameworks I should or shouldn't use. Any advice is appreciated.
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/Volv • Jun 06 '16
ES6 Katas
So I found more questions in the style of the first load of interview stuff I posted.
Katas
Working through a couple of em now.
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/[deleted] • Feb 08 '16
Question about creating 2d arrays
function pair(str) {
var string = str.split("");
var newArr = [];
for (var i = 0; i < string.length; i++) {
var temp = [];
if (str[i] === "G") {
temp.push(str[i] + "C");
} else if (str[i] === "C") {
temp.push(str[i] + "G");
} else if (str[i] === "A") {
temp.push(str[i] + "T");
} else if (str[i] === "T") {
temp.push(str[i] + "A");
}
newArr.push(temp);
}
return newArr;
}
pair("GCG");Im getting [ [ 'GC' ], [ 'CG' ], [ 'GC' ] ] If I didn't create the empty temp array where I pushed in the letters BEFORE pushing the temp array into the newArr outside of the loop, I would get only one array -- [ 'GC' , 'CG', 'GC' ]. Can someone please explain why I am getting a 2d array now? Like I thought it just pushing every letter (plus the second letter) into the temp array and THEN pushes it all to the newArr- but that can't be it because then I would again not get a 2d array-meaning that for example: it pushes first the G+C into temp, then RIGHT AWAY into newer, then again pushes A+T into temp and then right away into newer etc and I don't understand why it pushes it right away into newArr without finishing first the loop? Thanks
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/Adept_Conference_720 • Dec 19 '24
Help me get over this frustration
I don't know the correct way to learn a programming language. Most of my friends tell me to learn this and then start working on projects but when I try to ask them about the projects it's all about tutorial-based learning on YouTube and I get stuck again at that. I finally started project-based learning but I got stuck because I didn't know how to implement the codes and even though it's about researching, I always ended up in the same spot. Now I feel like I need to start again learning js its been almost a year and I do not know what to do anymore
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/AwarenessTraining307 • Sep 18 '24
Appreciate any help :)
I'm studying JS and come across my first hurdle..
Here is the scenario it has given me in the attachment..
And here is the `code` I've attempted lol
can any someone please give me a hand with this ?
wud luv u lots <3
function sayHello(country, time) {
let greeting;
if (time > 0 && time < 12){
time = morning
}
else if (time > 12 && time < 24){
time = evening
}
else time = null;
switch (country){
case `Mexico`:
if(morning){
greeting = `buenos dias`;
}else if (evening) {
greeting = `buenos noches`;
}
case `Spain` :
if(morning){
greeting = `buenos dias`;
}else if (evening) {
greeting = `buenos noches`;
}
case `France` :
if (morning) {
greeting = `bon matin`;
}else if(evening){
greeting = `bon soir`;
}
}
}
// Don't change code below this line
return greeting;
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/Minute_Woodpecker_91 • Sep 05 '24
Help me figure out what's going on please... Website was behaving weirdly so decided to have a look.
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/Pleasant_Effort_6829 • Jul 29 '24
How to Send HTTP Requests Using JavaScript
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/Pleasant_Effort_6829 • May 30 '24
How to Manipulate Strings in JavaScript
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/PiraticaX • May 13 '24
Day 6 of Revisiting Coding Spoiler
Yesterday was going throught CRUD and had some holiday distractions so didn’t do much there.
Today was more productive. Started with styling. The concept seems fun. Just grinding there.
React and its Applications are vast and seems pretty scary as the new no code tools are advancing exponentially.
At the same time , seeing the massive crowd of qualified developers and people with work experience is and anothet big nightmare.
competition #jobs #jobmarket #employment #javascriptdeveloper #reactjs #engineer #dkrevisitscoding
r/javaScriptStudyGroup • u/xplodivity • Apr 24 '23