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JavaScript

Posted by Raja Sleem
Raja Sleem
5,570 Points

Is there a project to apply the knowledge I learned from the JavaSCript course here at Treehouse?

What is the next step you do recommend after finishing the javascript course? I want to make my website more interactive.

4 Answers

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

For your first project I'd suggest you try to make a memory game:

http://www.pairuptocode.com/exercises/memorygame.html

Making your website interactive, check out the jQuery course.

With jQuery I've made a few practice projects

  • Accordion Widget
  • Todo list
  • Text Area with Character Count
  • Simple Calendar Widget
Ricky Catron
Ricky Catron
13,023 Points
Ricky Catron
Ricky Catron
13,023 Points

I would reccomend looking around the web for a fun feature and then trying to impliment it on your website. It could be as simple as googling "cool javascript websites". Try to achieve their result without looking at their code. It might be difficult and buggy but you will learn a lot and be able to "field test" your knowledge.

tuukka uosukainen
tuukka uosukainen
22,107 Points
tuukka uosukainen
tuukka uosukainen
22,107 Points

Thanks James,

I'm going to try the memory game when I'm done with my current track.

I think I posted a question on this thread about Code School's Javascript lessons. I can't see it anymore, has it been moderated? Is there some guidelines on talking on forum? Things we can and cannot say?

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

I think I posted a question on this thread about Code School's Javascript lessons. I can't see it anymore, has it been moderated?

You are welcome to post resources from other sites. I've posted links to Code School JavaScript courses on the forum myself as they are some of the best around.

tuukka uosukainen
tuukka uosukainen
22,107 Points
tuukka uosukainen
tuukka uosukainen
22,107 Points

Ok, sorry about my attitude.

Maybe I just wrote the question but failed to post it.