I am learning JavaScript with mini project practice, staying at home for long time has affected my mood and motivation. Learn with a someone can help both. I hope we can find each other.

I'm working on a homework assignment for a web development class and part of my assignment is this:

"When the user clicks the Place My Order button, you will validate the First Name, Last Name and Phone Number using a combination of appropriate input types and Javascript code. Names should contain only characters, unless in the case of the last name, they contain a comma followed by Jr. or Sr. The Phone number must be of the form: (###)###-#### or (###) ###-#### [difference being the space after the )]. You may use regular expressions, if you so desire, but you are not required to do so."

What would this code look like in JS? I'm currently using a text entry for the fname and lname and then a number for the phone number. I believe the phone numbers entry needs to be changed to a text as well since I can't put in any -'s or ()'s in a number box.

Any help would be much appreciated!

Hello everyone, I began my journey to coding about 1 month ago. I'm looking for communities of other beginners like me to connect to study together with which led me to this Reddit community. I have found Codebuddies and some Facebook groups but there were a few people that raised their hands to study together but had now abandoned the learning project.

I'm currently started this free online book to strengthen what I have already learned about Javascript. https://eloquentjavascript.net/01_values.html

I'm looking for anyone here that may want to join me or other suggestions where I might find a few serious javascript learners.

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I do better when I learn in a group setting. I used to code a while ago and now re-learning to code again. Focused primarily on js first because I want to build out some of my own ideas and contribute to my teams.

I am in the Bay Area. Happy to learn together with someone.

As an aside, I am looking for JS practice examples. Is there a list of practice examples that allows building up the skills. It's one thing to do the lessons, it's another to keep practicing with realistic example problems.

Hi I'm a first year college student and I missed 2 weeks of school due to a funeral. This is my first time coding ever and me missing those classes really have me lost. Can anyone give me any tips and tricks for JS. Like I'm literally so lost, how to start, where to start, how to order, etc. Can you guys tell me the basics and foundations of javascript.

Hello everyone, I won't rattle on too much, everything is in the title. I created a YouTube video about building a real-time chat application, if you're interested, feel free to take a look. Here's the link - https://youtu.be/ZwFA3YMfkoc.

Any feedback and/or critique is welcomed and appreciated! :)

Just wanted to share a video about best practices and coding conventions of JavaScript, hope some of you find it useful! :)

Any feedback and/or critique is welcome!

Here is the link: https://youtu.be/RMN_bkZ1KM0