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JavaScript

Alex Flores
Alex Flores
7,864 Points
Posted by Alex Flores
Alex Flores
7,864 Points

Are there additional practice problems?

I just finished javascript loops, arrays and objects and I wanted to try more problems. Does Treehouse provide additional practice problems? Or does anyone know a good site that does?

2 Answers

jamescool
jamescool
44,592 Points

Treehouse has a great number of JavaScript-based courses. If you're wondering if there are additional resources to practice loops, arrays, and objects specifically, I can say two things: You will get plenty of practice with these programming concepts if you move onto some of the more advanced JavaScript courses. You can also find tutorials on Udemy, Codeshool, and Codecademy (but Treehouse is quite a bit better, in my opinion).

I would REALLY suggest setting up a GitHub account in the near future and trying to create and refine a project (either alone or with a couple other people). The lessons at Treehouse provide a lot of information...but I think the bulk of learning will come from you being forced to find solutions to problems that pertain to some personal project.

Alex Flores
Alex Flores
7,864 Points
Alex Flores
Alex Flores
7,864 Points

Thanks James. Getting a GitHub account is definitely on my to-do list. I'm just going with the motions of the Front-end Web Developer track. So once I finish the GitHub I'll get an account.

Mark VonGyer
Mark VonGyer
21,239 Points
Mark VonGyer
Mark VonGyer
21,239 Points

One thing you might find is a good way to practice is to come up with a game/ mini application idea and try to create it. You will have to use the elements you have learnt and possibly overcome additional problems. I used to learn something new, then create a game in that area. You could make a simple web-page game using loops, arrays and objects.

Alex Flores
Alex Flores
7,864 Points
Alex Flores
Alex Flores
7,864 Points

Ya, I'm finishing up a pretty basic website right now, but after this one I'm moving on to a more complex ecommerce site. So I'm hoping I'll be able to use more JS there. Thanks for the suggestion!