Hello everyone, I'm new in learning Coding just wanted some idea's on what simple web apps i can create using javascript so that i can get some real experience and get more experienced in js Thanks.
And pardon me if there any mistake i had done i'm new in this platform 😅
Consume the Spotify-API for search and playing preview-files and create a nice interface with an audio-visualizer. developer.spotify.com/documentatio...
I would choose to build a tool that could benefit you in some way. For my first dive into JS WebApps I built a checkbook application. Later I turned it into an android application using Cordova.
I am using a simple technique:
I look at my daily life and see what could be easier.
Example: Yesterday, I watched some UFC.
I wanted to know, who's the champion in a specific weight class and who his predecessors were. I found data on Wikipedia, but the representation of the data wasn't that user-friendly (long list, many clicks, scroll down, tiny image).
I put it on my list, going to build a much more user-friendly version of it.
This also motivates me more to actually do it, because it solves my personal pain point.
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Hello everyone, I'm new in learning Coding just wanted some idea's on what simple web apps i can create using javascript so that i can get some real experience and get more experienced in js Thanks.
And pardon me if there any mistake i had done i'm new in this platform 😅
There's a lot you could do - some typical apps we let new developers write to learn are:
Generally I'd say you should try and build something that's useful to you.
This repo has plenty of such ideas. Actually we can derive many more ideas that could be your startup idea 😁😁
github.com/tastejs/awesome-app-ide...
That's lot of idea's! I have one question, it is possible to create all these apps just by using Javascript?
Absolutely yes! With some digging as each one requires varied knowledge of JavaScript
Consume the Spotify-API for search and playing preview-files and create a nice interface with an audio-visualizer.
developer.spotify.com/documentatio...
I would choose to build a tool that could benefit you in some way. For my first dive into JS WebApps I built a checkbook application. Later I turned it into an android application using Cordova.
Hey Shubham,
I am using a simple technique:
I look at my daily life and see what could be easier.
Example: Yesterday, I watched some UFC.
I wanted to know, who's the champion in a specific weight class and who his predecessors were. I found data on Wikipedia, but the representation of the data wasn't that user-friendly (long list, many clicks, scroll down, tiny image).
I put it on my list, going to build a much more user-friendly version of it.
This also motivates me more to actually do it, because it solves my personal pain point.