r/javascript • u/deadcoder0904 • Feb 02 '18
100 projects I made while learning JavaScript over a year ago
https://100dayz.js.org9
u/mac_iver Feb 02 '18
Nice, well done! A little note is that your styling in the articles are a little bit confusing. Titles and links look the same (green) while subtitles have underline (common indication of links).
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u/marcin__93 Feb 02 '18
You created these projects day after day? Nice site design btw. Simple, but not boring. :)
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u/deadcoder0904 Feb 02 '18
Yeah I had college then so didn't have much time. Also, someone said make 1000 throwaway projects you will learn a lot & indeed I did. Now if I create something, I know if its gonna be profitable or not because of all these stupid projects.
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Feb 02 '18
Thanks for sharing, "Now if I create something, I know if it's gonna be profitable or not because of all these stupid projects. You wot m8?
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u/deadcoder0904 Feb 02 '18
I was talking about my next startup which will be profitable. Not in my dreams or I'm in my illusions. There is actually an audience & similar 1 competitor which is not that great so I'm applying my skills to that niche & I know it will work. But, I know Actions speak louder than Words so see you in a month.
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u/falkflyer Feb 03 '18
You have a passwords in your code, I'm hoping those are outdated!
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u/deadcoder0904 Feb 03 '18
Some of them I created are using Fake Accounts so don't worry. I emphaise more on security so I never commit them unless they are created from Fake Accounts
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u/SexyIntelligence Feb 02 '18
Have you tried using this collection of projects in job hunting? If so, was it appreciated by recruiters?
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u/deadcoder0904 Feb 02 '18 edited Feb 02 '18
Nope they call me a lot but I am interested in creating my own startup which I'm doing right now but having a Github profile helps a lot. So post all your projects there. You might think its a silly project but Github is free so push it. I get calls nowadays without even applying & I haven't even done anything great. They msg everywhere from Twitter to Medium. Can't show Twitter's but here's from Medium at the bottom in the comments.
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u/tezenn Feb 03 '18
What resources did you use to learn other than freecodecamp?
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u/deadcoder0904 Feb 03 '18
FCC, lots of books, blogs, video tutorials, official docs.
But the best way to learn anything is by actually doing it. There is no rocket science here. Its just deliberate practice. Anything in life can be achieved with deliberate practice. Although there are exceptionals like Einstein & all but if you practice you will be good.
So practice. If you don't know anything post on StackOverflow or here, people will help. They always do.
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u/pkstn Feb 03 '18
The best way to learn is to just get your hands dirty! No matter what’ll you do, you will learn something new. I still do a lot of tests and plays and it’s still useful.
Keep up the good work and all the best with your startup! 💪
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u/not-throwaway Feb 03 '18
Thanks! I’m about halfway through the "intro to JS" course on Udacity but will definitely bookmark your page to look over when I’m up to speed!
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u/bart2019 Feb 03 '18
... I count only 21 projects?
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u/deadcoder0904 Feb 03 '18 edited Feb 03 '18
Ohh that must be your counting problem then. No worries you can find a lot of my projects onGithub😃Edit: I just realised you must be seeing the
Projectssection below. Sorry for the confusion. Its inWritingtab or click onmore.... Technically there are only 93 because I didn't put it later. Got lazy I guess. But do check my Github for more projects & right now I'm starting a blog so you might find many interesting things there.
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u/deadcoder0904 Feb 03 '18
I guess you can checkout https://makebook.io. Its not mine, but its from someone who has done something. I'm just getting started so I can write maybe by the end of the year when I actually do something.
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u/deadcoder0904 Feb 02 '18 edited Feb 03 '18
I made this to learn JavaScript over a year ago. Projects aren't that great but it might be helpful for atleast 1 person, it was sitting around for a year so I said what the hell. Lets share it. Sorry if it doesn't meet the criteria. Checkout my Github profile. I've more awesome projects there now. If it helps, then great, if not then ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Edit: Wow that took off thank you all for upvoting.
/r/programming is pissed off I used JavaScript 😂
Anyways, I'm gonna be starting a new blog soon revolving around JavaScript Real World Examples so if you guys wanna join in, hop on. Sorry if its against this subs rule. If it is, I'll delete it.