If you’re looking to learn vanilla JavaScript, look no further. This course will take you through 15 different projects, each with its own challenges and rewards.
Project 1: Basic Calculator
In the first project, you’ll create a basic calculator using JavaScript. You’ll learn about variables, operators, and functions.
Project 2: Adding Interactivity
In the second project, you’ll add interactivity to your calculator. You’ll learn about event listeners and how to use them to respond to user input.
Project 3: Creating a Basic Game
In the third project, you’ll create a basic game. You’ll learn about arrays, loops, and conditionals.
Project 4: Adding Graphics
In the fourth project, you’ll add graphics to your game. You’ll learn about the canvas element and how to use it to create graphics.
Project 5: Creating a Basic Animation
In the fifth project, you’ll create a basic animation. You’ll learn about the animation API and how to use it to create animations.
Project 6: Working with Data
In the sixth project, you’ll work with data. You’ll learn about AJAX and how to use it to retrieve data from a server.
Project 7: Creating a Basic Web App
In the seventh project, you’ll create a basic web app. You’ll learn about the DOM and how to use it to create dynamic web apps.
Project 8: Adding Interactivity to Web Apps
In the eighth project, you’ll add interactivity to your web app. You’ll learn about event handlers and how to use them to respond to user input.
Project 9: Using AJAX to Retrieve Data
In the ninth project, you’ll use AJAX to retrieve data from a server. You’ll learn about AJAX callbacks and how to use them to process data.
Project 10: Creating a Basic Shopping Cart
In the tenth project, you’ll create a basic shopping cart. You’ll learn about session storage and how to use it to store data.
Project 11: Adding Graphics to Shopping Cart
In the eleventh project, you’ll add graphics to your shopping cart. You’ll learn about the canvas element and how to use it to create graphics.
Project 12: Using AJAX to Process Orders
In the twelfth project, you’ll use AJ
