Yes🙋🏽 the video is very helpful and I like the projects you suggested. I am particular interesting in the finance tracking project. Lol I like the memory game project too. Thanks much Andy
These beginners projects really did help build momentum in my coding. They helped challenge me and got me more comfortable and confident with my coding skills. Now instead of intimidated I feel excited to start a new project.
@@yaredghost5021 I get stuck all the time, especially in the beginning, follow a tutorial...then rebuild it by yourself, look over the project you made the first time when you get stuck....start looking at what each line is doing...you will start noticing architecture patterns...example: you'll see where you need to make selectors or add event listeners and why. It's a process, bur you will consistently get better as you keep consistent.
@@AlexHaxxz you see my problem is, i can rebuild it myself the tutorials i have watched. i can even go on a week and rebuild it but, when it comes to building my own projects, i get stuck… i guess i’m good at logic thinking 🤦🏻♂️. thanks for the tips though.
@@yaredghost5021 Always build projects! I made this mistake, but when watching tutorials, start making projects. As soon as you learn a little about web dev, just start building stuff outside of a video or course. And if you get stuck, you can ask questions on Discord channels for web dev, or other places like that.
You are my first mentor even before I actually started to code . I used to listen your channel content when I ran. Now I have 1-year of programming experience. I appreciate !
The to-do list was just perfect for me. I've been teaching for a while and stopped programming. I've recently came back to the game and noticed nearly forgot about everything. The to-do list really helped me remember about a lot of things. Thanks, friend.
This is great man! I'm so proud, it's been two weeks since I started learning JavaScript, yesterday I completed the Vowel Counting App, and today I did the Note Taking App (I had previous basic experience with Python), but really thanks for these great ideas! Although the design aspect is like... I'm leaving it for later haha, it doesn't look that good. But it works. Happy!
If you’re feeling up to it, a fun way to improve the note project is to implement a database, add some simple authentication, and design it so users can save their notes to their account. And add a share feature that allows them to share a URL that loads that note, which doesn’t require authentication and is non editable.
This is perfect all of these are at the right difficulty level where its hard enough that I'll learn something but easy enough that I can see the steps to take to get through it.
ive just finished my todo list 01/21 ive just finished my expense app 02/5 ive just finished my notetaker app 03/17 ive just finished my vowel counter app 03/23 ptsd: dont give up
I'm just at the cusp of changing my major to software dev... searching and stumbling to find your channel has been wonderful, your content is easily conveyed in a kind and humble manner. Thank you and keep up the great work!🙏🏼😊
You just reminded me of something I really needed. I've been following project based tutorials and there's something about it but I just didn't think it was helping much. Nothing better than getting your own hands dirty and have your own brain working.
liked them alot and helped me alot too. mostly getting rid of the 'fear' of making things. done all 5 of them in a week :) very nice to get suggestions from a reliable person like andy :) hope there is a follow up video for intermediate projects too
I love this video as a beginner. It's a really good place to get started with polishing the fundamentals little by little and since they are all related to some extent it also helps subconsciously revise what we already know. Thanks for this!
Some of the best advice I have heard is to finish the project Completely! Make sure each project is 100% done. In past classes I have left projects almost done thinking I will come back to them. But I never do. I have completed 4 out of 5 of these projects completely with detailed comments on each one. I am about to start the memory app. I feel like I have real momentum and I feel like I can do this!!
i lost my job of 5 years last february. didn't want to go back to that industry so i'm taking up coding. this is the first of your video that i watched and it already gave me confidence. thank you, sir. i've subscribed and will watch more. cheers to 2021
Was watching youtube tutorials and using google to learn c# and javascript. Ran across this video now I'm on the third application. Definitely helped get the ball rolling. Thank you, sir!
Thanks for giving out these nice videos for beginners. I wish someone like you had made this video years ago it would have saved me a lot of time. I got stuck in tutorial mode for so long cause I didn't understand what type of project I needed to do. Too large of a project felt overwhelm and projects I wanted to do felt difficult to start cause I didn't have these basic projects to learn the logic for bigger projects. Thanks again.
Dude I love your videos and I'm watching so many of your videos on how to be a self-taught programmer mostly because I'm only 13 and it's not like I can just join something like collage that would cost like $200 a month to a year so you have helped me find things that help me learn to code all on my own thank you so much.
@Blecyn do you have any learning platforms, yt channels or books that you can recommend to me that are working well for you with Python? I’d appreciate any help you can offer.
Melissa Shadae’s Ascention Melissa Shadae’s Ascention currently using “Automate the boring stuff” and I plan to use “Learn python the hard way” next. I also follow 2 guys on RUclips here (freecodecamp and programming with mosh) They have lengthy python course that is very explanatory. Go to python.org too for other materials. (Please Andy, pardon my sharing this, here is me taking permission)
Anybody have ideas on python projects one can start with? I’m a beginner python programmer and would like to build something to consolidate my learning.
Melissa Shadae’s Ascention freecodecamp has an amazing Python tutorial done by a guy called Mike on RUclips. Another RUclipsr called Tim ( ruclips.net/video/sxTmJE4k0ho/видео.html) does amazing Python tutorials as well. Highly recommend both. Python was my first language and it helped me a lot when it came time to learn the terrifying beast known as JavaScript lol
This same beginners projects. You could add more features to them. You can end up creating an amazing to do list that has a lot of features. Once you start coding, you will start going into advance without noticing.
Ive been watching tutorials for js and honestly I understand it but It takes me a long time. I honestly retain info and problem solve when I have a goal set in mind such as projects instead of “just learn”
Learning the basics of bootstrap would be good for these tiny projects, as you can whip up a quick style and format so you can spend a lot of time with the javascript
Wow.. this is a new concept of "Project for Beginners".. because, for whom is starting recently in JS, this is actually very challenging... which is good, and I think is the right way of learning.
When i work on coding and things keep going wrong, i like to remember a quote from Thomas Edison when he was asked if it was true that he failed 1000 times to which he responded. "I didn't fail, i just learned 1000 way how NOT to make a lightbulb. That always makes me feel a little better.
@@danjoredd That is simply Genius, how did your brain even come up with the ideal that it can actually store a list of projects to do? are they numbered as well, like for example 1#,2#,3# and so on and is the projects in detailed descriptions or is it bare min memory type?
Hey Andy thanks for the brilliant content, man those apps look so simple, but the complexity behind it is major. Thank you once again really appreciate your info man.
hello andy 2021 guy here when you were talkin about projects and fun stuff's i feel something inside me that excites me i don't know what is that, then i checked your channel your latest upload is 2 month's ago, upload more videos like this.
It Helped Alot " THANK YOU SO MUCH "; Please Make More Videos On This Topic; I'm started javascript over a month and i did not know how to apply whatever i learned.
Andy- 2 questions: 1. Are you still taking on new 1-on-1 clients? 2. I got the book you suggested and it’s awesome! Just now starting to learn about the DOM. When should I start working on these projects you’ve laid out? Honestly I don’t think I know enough yet to start doing them. Thanks!
Your video’s are awesome, so much better then paying for udemy courses which are sometimes out of date and narrated by a really unenthusiastic voice which sends you to sleep. Cheers mate.
@@ClipFrenzyZone I kind of just started coding it from scratch. I didn't use any templates, but first I took a course (Colt Steele's web development BootCamp). I'd recommend learning HTML, CSS, and JS a little first, and after you know the basics, move into these projects. Colt Steele has a quick RUclips course on web dev too. Let me know if you have more questions! These use basic Dom manipulation, but you need to learn that a little first.
hi, I completed the to-do project, and also expense app is almost complete though I have one problem with the expense app. when I input the values in the row that I had created it is entering the value in the same row again n again. if you can tell me what to do.....
Yayyy...I was finding something like this who can guide me which things focus on ,while learning JS and which projects can be useful for me,Subscribed your channel and I really hope that we can connect if anytime I need a mentor Guidance,I will be thankful if you will reply to my queries.
By the way is knowing html a deep prerequisite for learning javascript. I just know about a couple of head tags and body tags...but haven't finished the freecodecamp html tut for desire to get working on JS projects as I've done all beginner python and trying to learn js via projects. Thanks again for the video. Well appreciated
There is no way I will hard code 1 500 lines of code on my own, or create about 10 components ..etc. and I found when starting with js as a beginner knowing css on the same level is very helpful for your future as a developer. Css styling is just the beginning, simply put most goes together.
ok so for the most part my todo list looks like yours but how do i get it to print out the list below the text box instead of above it, and how do i get the Done button to print out next to the list?
Great intro for the video.. i am one of aspiring developer. Just finished a 69 hrs of Javascript course. By Jonas on Udemy. The course had everything covered with JavaScript. But i realised that i need to knw how to build projects on my own or with some help. Hence im going to try to build some simple projects. Thanks for the video please advice any tips and points more if you have thanks.
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If you're just starting out; did this video help give you a clear idea of what projects to build?
Yes🙋🏽 the video is very helpful and I like the projects you suggested. I am particular interesting in the finance tracking project. Lol I like the memory game project too. Thanks much Andy
Dude love your videos , you should give programming courses! Pleaseeeeee consider it :D
Very helpful thanks❤❤
Very Helpful tbh. thank you so much !!!
It's very helpful
These beginners projects really did help build momentum in my coding. They helped challenge me and got me more comfortable and confident with my coding skills. Now instead of intimidated I feel excited to start a new project.
Yo this feedback is so useful!! Thank you bro!!!!!
how you ain’t get stuck
@@yaredghost5021 I get stuck all the time, especially in the beginning, follow a tutorial...then rebuild it by yourself, look over the project you made the first time when you get stuck....start looking at what each line is doing...you will start noticing architecture patterns...example: you'll see where you need to make selectors or add event listeners and why. It's a process, bur you will consistently get better as you keep consistent.
@@AlexHaxxz you see my problem is, i can rebuild it myself the tutorials i have watched. i can even go on a week and rebuild it but, when it comes to building my own projects, i get stuck… i guess i’m good at logic thinking 🤦🏻♂️. thanks for the tips though.
@@yaredghost5021 Always build projects! I made this mistake, but when watching tutorials, start making projects. As soon as you learn a little about web dev, just start building stuff outside of a video or course. And if you get stuck, you can ask questions on Discord channels for web dev, or other places like that.
Good advice. I've been wasting too much time messing around with CSS lately. When it's the Javascript that I really need to be focused on.
how did learning go?
How did it go now?
I'm learning css and html now, but JavaScript is something I'm strugeling at but eventuelly when I get the logics down it will get better quick.
@@g.v.m7935 javascript hard asf 😭 i’m in the same boat as u
I found that my CSS got stronger as I got more into JavaScript, esp. JS that modifies the DOM.
You are my first mentor even before I actually started to code . I used to listen your channel content when I ran. Now I have 1-year of programming experience. I appreciate !
The to-do list was just perfect for me. I've been teaching for a while and stopped programming. I've recently came back to the game and noticed nearly forgot about everything. The to-do list really helped me remember about a lot of things.
Thanks, friend.
This is great man!
I'm so proud, it's been two weeks since I started learning JavaScript, yesterday I completed the Vowel Counting App, and today I did the Note Taking App (I had previous basic experience with Python), but really thanks for these great ideas!
Although the design aspect is like... I'm leaving it for later haha, it doesn't look that good. But it works.
Happy!
If you’re feeling up to it, a fun way to improve the note project is to implement a database, add some simple authentication, and design it so users can save their notes to their account. And add a share feature that allows them to share a URL that loads that note, which doesn’t require authentication and is non editable.
in memory?
@@ponderatulify if you want them to be able to share it with other users it will need to be managed in a database.
@@jasonmurphy6253 node js?
Woah no kidding i was just YouTubing how to get started with projects and bomb you release this vid
Good timing :-)
1. Todo App
2. Expense App
3. Note Take App
4. Vowel Counter App
5. Memory game
This is perfect all of these are at the right difficulty level where its hard enough that I'll learn something but easy enough that I can see the steps to take to get through it.
ive just finished my todo list 01/21
ive just finished my expense app 02/5
ive just finished my notetaker app 03/17
ive just finished my vowel counter app 03/23
ptsd: dont give up
send the code to me
@@vladimirreact mee too. how long have you been learning when you did that all? @sebas. smith
what is psdt?
@@filippians413 i think he meant ptsd
Gj Bro i wont give up
I'm just at the cusp of changing my major to software dev... searching and stumbling to find your channel has been wonderful, your content is easily conveyed in a kind and humble manner. Thank you and keep up the great work!🙏🏼😊
You just reminded me of something I really needed. I've been following project based tutorials and there's something about it but I just didn't think it was helping much. Nothing better than getting your own hands dirty and have your own brain working.
liked them alot and helped me alot too. mostly getting rid of the 'fear' of making things. done all 5 of them in a week :) very nice to get suggestions from a reliable person like andy :) hope there is a follow up video for intermediate projects too
I love this video as a beginner. It's a really good place to get started with polishing the fundamentals little by little and since they are all related to some extent it also helps subconsciously revise what we already know. Thanks for this!
This is actually my best downloaded video currently. Learned allot from the project. Thank you
Some of the best advice I have heard is to finish the project Completely! Make sure each project is 100% done. In past classes I have left projects almost done thinking I will come back to them. But I never do. I have completed 4 out of 5 of these projects completely with detailed comments on each one. I am about to start the memory app. I feel like I have real momentum and I feel like I can do this!!
Having trouble with the modal in the note taker app , could use some help...
i lost my job of 5 years last february. didn't want to go back to that industry so i'm taking up coding. this is the first of your video that i watched and it already gave me confidence. thank you, sir. i've subscribed and will watch more. cheers to 2021
How old are you? I am 38 mechanical engineer and i am thinking of doing the same... Learned Html and Css and going to Js now.
Was watching youtube tutorials and using google to learn c# and javascript. Ran across this video now I'm on the third application. Definitely helped get the ball rolling. Thank you, sir!
Thanks for giving out these nice videos for beginners. I wish someone like you had made this video years ago it would have saved me a lot of time. I got stuck in tutorial mode for so long cause I didn't understand what type of project I needed to do. Too large of a project felt overwhelm and projects I wanted to do felt difficult to start cause I didn't have these basic projects to learn the logic for bigger projects. Thanks again.
I like this Style. Challenges, apps, JavaScript 💪
very helpful tips Andy! Should do a follow-up video with source code after like 3 months or something, to see how we all did :)
i finished my js tutorial and was sitting here wondering what's next and i saw this video. super helpful! thank you!
Awesome! Glad to help.
My Favorite JS teacher, You are a real Teacher , since I learn from you I wanna introduces you with Feynman technique,hope It helps you Andy
Dude I love your videos and I'm watching so many of your videos on how to be a self-taught programmer mostly because I'm only 13 and it's not like I can just join something like collage that would cost like $200 a month to a year so you have helped me find things that help me learn to code all on my own thank you so much.
I’m yet to try my hands on java script. Still getting into Python. However, I am super happy to learn from what you have for beginners.
@Blecyn do you have any learning platforms, yt channels or books that you can recommend to me that are working well for you with Python? I’d appreciate any help you can offer.
Melissa Shadae’s Ascention Melissa Shadae’s Ascention currently using “Automate the boring stuff” and I plan to use “Learn python the hard way” next. I also follow 2 guys on RUclips here (freecodecamp and programming with mosh) They have lengthy python course that is very explanatory. Go to python.org too for other materials. (Please Andy, pardon my sharing this, here is me taking permission)
Anybody have ideas on python projects one can start with? I’m a beginner python programmer and would like to build something to consolidate my learning.
Teddy Banjo I believe you can build similar project as the ones Andy mentioned here.
Melissa Shadae’s Ascention freecodecamp has an amazing Python tutorial done by a guy called Mike on RUclips. Another RUclipsr called Tim ( ruclips.net/video/sxTmJE4k0ho/видео.html) does amazing Python tutorials as well. Highly recommend both. Python was my first language and it helped me a lot when it came time to learn the terrifying beast known as JavaScript lol
Started js yesterday, 4th chapter in head first book, this is awesome Andy :)
Cheers John! Definitely take a stab at these projects while you're going through the book.
Context implementation in React
ruclips.net/video/g-rBjrVkpZg/видео.html
how’s it going now
cant believe how much i learned from making a to do app. good advice. Now i'm going to do the other ones.
Thank you, from Brazil.
Thank you! Code along tutorials are nice, but projects will help me put stuff to actual use
Yup exactly! They’re important but so is putting what you’re learning into practice.
CONTENT IDEA --> Please can you make 5 Javascript Projects to Build (For Advance level || Intermediate level )....
Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll keep that in mind!
This same beginners projects. You could add more features to them.
You can end up creating an amazing to do list that has a lot of features.
Once you start coding, you will start going into advance without noticing.
Yes plz do 5 intermediate Javascript apps, I'm sure many people will be interested
Thank you for this video. I completed all these projects within 10days. Last one the memory game is very tough
Ive been watching tutorials for js and honestly I understand it but It takes me a long time. I honestly retain info and problem solve when I have a goal set in mind such as projects instead of “just learn”
The use of jQuery really helped me in the first project.
Andy !! Can you please make a video , on what kind of questions people ask in interviews ?
loved the content brother.....i have started learning javascript in the project based learning approach.
Cheers! Glad to help.
any tutorials on how to complete these projects? I am still too new to figure it all out
Learning the basics of bootstrap would be good for these tiny projects, as you can whip up a quick style and format so you can spend a lot of time with the javascript
Wow.. this is a new concept of "Project for Beginners".. because, for whom is starting recently in JS, this is actually very challenging... which is good, and I think is the right way of learning.
thank u so much ill try my best from the first one thx
When i work on coding and things keep going wrong, i like to remember a quote from Thomas Edison when he was asked if it was true that he failed 1000 times to which he responded. "I didn't fail, i just learned 1000 way how NOT to make a lightbulb. That always makes me feel a little better.
Watched to-do list tutorial from Dev Ed and then I built a calculator and I m so proud right now.
Excellent video ! I needed this. My brain is too fried from learning too much at once to come up with any project ideas at the moment.
@@danjoredd That is simply Genius, how did your brain even come up with the ideal that it can actually store a list of projects to do? are they numbered as well, like for example 1#,2#,3# and so on and is the projects in detailed descriptions or is it bare min memory type?
Hey Andy thanks for the brilliant content, man those apps look so simple, but the complexity behind it is major. Thank you once again really appreciate your info man.
hello andy 2021 guy here when you were talkin about projects and fun stuff's i feel something inside me that excites me i don't know what is that, then i checked your channel your latest upload is 2 month's ago, upload more videos like this.
It's my first time watching this channel and i really like it
Best way to learn is doing projects. Thank you man❤️
It Helped Alot " THANK YOU SO MUCH ";
Please Make More Videos On This Topic;
I'm started javascript over a month and i did not know how to apply whatever i learned.
I finished the To Do list project in or about a few days. It feels so easy now when I do more and more projects
Andy- 2 questions:
1. Are you still taking on new 1-on-1 clients?
2. I got the book you suggested and it’s awesome! Just now starting to learn about the DOM. When should I start working on these projects you’ve laid out? Honestly I don’t think I know enough yet to start doing them.
Thanks!
This video is really helpful, love the way you gave hope for learning javascript and the project ideas are amazing........ Can't stress that enough.
Great projects, theses really are getting me more comfortable with using javascript
Awesome!
Great suggestions! I’m definitely a proponent of building real projects along with your learning. There are certain things you only learn from doing.
Defn gonna subscribe
Great tips, thanks a lot, this is what I need to practice my knowledge!
Interesting! Thanks for sharing this helpful information! 🎉
Your video’s are awesome, so much better then paying for udemy courses which are sometimes out of date and narrated by a really unenthusiastic voice which sends you to sleep. Cheers mate.
Started: 6/14
Finished to do list: 6/15
Finished Expense Tracker: 6/15
Finished note taker: 6/24
Finished vowel counter: 6/27
Finished Memory game: 6/28
2 Weeks!
what method did you use with the todo list
How did you know what to syntax to use and method?
what is the structure without copying?
@@ClipFrenzyZone I kind of just started coding it from scratch. I didn't use any templates, but first I took a course (Colt Steele's web development BootCamp). I'd recommend learning HTML, CSS, and JS a little first, and after you know the basics, move into these projects. Colt Steele has a quick RUclips course on web dev too. Let me know if you have more questions! These use basic Dom manipulation, but you need to learn that a little first.
I am gonna try this, thank you for your help
Loved ur content and thanks for the suggestion. I would definetly try it
what mic do you use? great video btw, thanks!
Omg i have been stuck on what to make and you helped
Yes, very helpful and needed ideas coz I was struggling with this step.I liked videos. Wish to have more .Thank u!
Thank you. I am looking at doing a boot camp, but I am going to start coding by using some of the instruction you provide in your videos.
Great video! More projects please!
I'll keep it in mind...thanks!
Thanks Andy. I really appreciate your help on try to make us better softdevers.
Excellent video for me who just starting
I just did them all. Another video like this would be very helpful
Please share code
Thanks Andy, I will make all of these!
Super helpful I didn't know where to start or what to practise on!
Right on Time!!! Thank you for this!!!
keep it up dont listen what people say even if its simple theres milion people in this world
Thanks a lot Andy!
This video is very effective on me.
nice and simple projects to beginners and all your words are like a sort of confidence boosters........THANK YOU
I fall apart
hi, I completed the to-do project, and also expense app is almost complete though I have one problem with the expense app. when I input the values in the row that I had created it is entering the value in the same row again n again. if you can tell me what to do.....
Yayyy...I was finding something like this who can guide me which things focus on ,while learning JS and which projects can be useful for me,Subscribed your channel and I really hope that we can connect if anytime I need a mentor Guidance,I will be thankful if you will reply to my queries.
What kind of project are ideal for a full-stack portfolio. Just tying to get an idea. I don't want it to seem like I just completed a bootcamp.
Thanks for this tips, as per trying to make it work and not looking at beauty and looks.
Styling is always something you can come back and work on later. Getting it to "work" is priority number one.
Thank you Andy for all your videos - you have a really awesome attitude and are very helpful - thank you again 🤗
God Bless you for the great work you do. Am actually a JavaScript beginner.
Its very helpful video. I will start doing these projects. Thank a lot
These projects are really cool for learning.
Thanks so much...this has really helped me
Your audio is really good! What microphone and processing are you using? Great video.
Good stuff. You should make a video on suggestions for 5 intermediate projects.
Excellent ideas, thanks Andy!
Thanks man I've beeeeen waiting on this 🙏
By the way is knowing html a deep prerequisite for learning javascript. I just know about a couple of head tags and body tags...but haven't finished the freecodecamp html tut for desire to get working on JS projects as I've done all beginner python and trying to learn js via projects.
Thanks again for the video. Well appreciated
Great project ideas!!
Omg I'm so excited, even though I'm a beginner 😅
Thanks u so much :)
🇵🇪
@Andy what was that book that you brieftly mentioned? I am in week 3 of 4 of a front end dev course... want to keep that momentum.
There is no way I will hard code 1 500 lines of code on my own, or create about 10 components ..etc. and I found when starting with js as a beginner knowing css on the same level is very helpful for your future as a developer. Css styling is just the beginning, simply put most goes together.
What projects you shouod be able to do at a bit higher level, those that will land you junior job?
Great video. Just what I was looking for.
Great video, great tips.
Thank you so very much.
I haven't had a job since May and want to get into coding for job security. 😬 Thank you for this 😅
ok so for the most part my todo list looks like yours but how do i get it to print out the list below the text box instead of above it, and how do i get the Done button to print out next to the list?
Thanks, man!
Glad to help!
should we be adding save functionality? because i dont know how to do that but should i know how or is that more advanced
Great intro for the video.. i am one of aspiring developer. Just finished a 69 hrs of Javascript course. By Jonas on Udemy. The course had everything covered with JavaScript. But i realised that i need to knw how to build projects on my own or with some help. Hence im going to try to build some simple projects. Thanks for the video please advice any tips and points more if you have thanks.
Thanks so much. Do you have reference to these projects you mentioned?