It's my day 4 documenting myself in this community and I really need some help with css and javascript.Idk what to work with to get best practice in css and javascript. I'm just really confused about what to work on with.Can any give me some suggestions to compete with this problem.
And moreover I learnt new things in python css and javascript. I'm getting enough knowledge abt stuffs but how I'm gonna work with them. Hope everyone sees thisπ.
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freecodecamp has lots of little exercises for Html, CSS and JavaScript.
I also find it a good practice to look for interesting designs on Dribbble and then (trying to) copy them.
Thank you π
I used to read/watch code snippets on youtube. Anything that catches my attention and looks cool such as in tympanus.net/codrops/. Usually they come with tutorials. But, I also use these to identify which parts of CSS and JS I need more studying. Once I studied those parts, I go back to the tutorial and continue. Making something that looks awesome boosts my motivation especially on days when I feel lost. It's a combination of trial and error as well as guided learning.
Thank u it was so helpfulπ reading your comment made my day.
I'm also in your situation, some days. In my case it's Python. Have fun with CSS and JS!
What can i do with python in webdev can say that please? Tell me your suggestion....
That really depends on what you want to do with Python. For me, I'm interested in its use in automation and machine learning. But I'm far from that. While learning the basics, I usually find problems where I can create solutions using Python. Even short Python scripts. For example, I'm currently writing a script that will convert a list of items into an HTML/CSS formatted table of contents. This is something that I can use at my current work since it's tedious to manually copy paste into our ToC format.
Another popular programming practice is to clone an app or a website. Essentially, you will develop your own app/website with the same functionality as those existing ones. One of the most popular is to clone twitter. There are tons of tutorial for that. You can even combine your CSS/JS skills with Python when developing a clone.
So. I guess this is a bit of shameless self-promotion, but: shows a good 'first project' - an image gallery with all 'vanilla' stuff, pretty much.
It's something one can definitely build upon and customize.
While I'm 'shamelessly self-promoting,' if you want a complete 'starter kit,' you can have a look π:
HTML-CSS-JS Starter Repo
Manav Misra γ» Oct 31 γ» 1 min read
Hey... Thank uπ this project is great I'll work on this and I'll let u know soon.
Sure. Kindly LMK of any parts that may be unclear, etc.
Hi Nirosh,
I would highly suggest this following resources for CSS and JS:
JS :
MDN
alligator.io
CSS :
CSS tricks
Both :
Best practices
Check out freecodecamp.com best free learning resource out there in my opinion!
Hello Guys, I'm Princewill I started studying html from last month and now am in css I need advice, as a novice in web development how I can do better??