To learn/practice a JS framework I always build the same (video game search) app to focus on the front-end without spending time on the API, build tools... It's also a good way to compare the frameworks. But it may be time to change to another app :)
To be honest, I didn't found better Games-related API than IGDB, it was swedish project at first, but acquired by Twitch. Data set is quite rich and useful, so anybody looking for the games database, this one is pretty decent.
I found that IGDB is having most of the handheld (GB, DS, PSP...) games data while others are lacking a lot in handheld department!
Interesting and inspiring article!
To learn/practice a JS framework I always build the same (video game search) app to focus on the front-end without spending time on the API, build tools... It's also a good way to compare the frameworks. But it may be time to change to another app :)
Which video games api you used? Gamedb?
IGDB (api-docs.igdb.com), but there may be better ones. Since it's only to practice the front-end development, I just picked a random one.
To be honest, I didn't found better Games-related API than IGDB, it was swedish project at first, but acquired by Twitch. Data set is quite rich and useful, so anybody looking for the games database, this one is pretty decent.
I found that IGDB is having most of the handheld (GB, DS, PSP...) games data while others are lacking a lot in handheld department!
best approach imho
You must be the master of video game searches, no doubt :)
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As Victor mentioned learning a JS frame is a easy way to master JavaScript. Before jumping into a JS framework, on appcode.app (web developer reference site), there is an article on some basic JavaScript concepts such as functions and variables you might find helpful for beginners. Also a image of a basic JavaScript function below.