After a lot of research on some core projects and topics on vanilla JavaScript, i came up with a video on 8 small but unique projects that mostly covers up a lot of in depth concepts in vanilla JavaScript, I am sure anybody who ends up building all these projects, will definitely level themselves up.
And if anybody viewing this post has already built any of these projects, then feel free to share them here. it would be great. I am myself building these projects and share it over here soon.

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-uAdcVKEXs

the do everything version of array.splice #javascript

Just read a wonderful article, thought sharing them with you all. Thank me later 😉https://javascript.plainenglish.io/this-will-forever-change-how-you-look-at-your-code-66fad47f82df

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I am happy that I learned to use functions in JavaScript today :-))) Never give up! There is way too much fun you would throw away! And hey - I am >50 ;-)

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Hi Reddit! I'm /u/frontend. I recently landed a job at a little company called Facebook as a frontend engineer. Maybe you've heard of them? ;^) I thought it would be a good idea to do an AMA regarding the process of learning web development and eventually getting a front end engineering position. When I was studying for my interviews, I found there was lots of information about traditional software development, but no real direction or help with frontend concepts. There's no "Cracking the Frontend Interview" sadly. So, here I am to answer any questions and hopefully help you all out there land the job or your dreams!

- /u/frontend

Edit: If this thread is still live it means that I still check back on occasion. Feel free to comment and I'll reply!

Edit 2: 9/30/16 and still checking in every so often

Edit 3: I think Im going to finally close it. Havent gotten responses in a while.

I implemented a pixel art maker where you can pick any colour and draw on the board, change the grid size dynamically to any size you want, and reset the board when you are done drawing using vanilla JavaScript. This was asked to me to implement during a live coding interview. Its pretty simple. here's a full tutorial to learn it within 20 mins as well.
Link- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoyGZ6KmxXM

👋 Hey everyone!

I'm writing a paper on learning Javascript.

I would need to ask a 2 or 3 questions to people:

• who just started learning

• who struggle or gave up

• who are considering learning.

If you recognize yourself and accept to give me a little help, leave me a comment and I'll reach out. Many thanks!