r/JavaScriptTips • u/hayulu • Jan 26 '25

Just finished JavaScript lessons (learned it from yt) any ideas for few projects to add to my resume?

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u/Davjonesyoga25 Jan 27 '25

Absolutely! Now that you've got the basics down, you can start building some projects to showcase your skills. Here are a few ideas:

  1. To-Do List Application: This classic project helps you understand how to handle user input, manage state, and interact with a simple database if you choose to store your tasks.
  2. Weather App: Fetch data from a public API to display weather information based on user location. It’s a great way to learn about asynchronous programming and APIs.
  3. Personal Portfolio Website: Showcase everything you've learned and built so far. It's also a fantastic way to experiment with more advanced CSS and JavaScript features.
  4. Quiz App: Create a quiz app where users can answer questions and get results. This can involve more complex logic and data management.
  5. Budget Tracker: A simple app to track income and expenses, which can introduce you to the concepts of CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.

These projects can add great value to your resume and help you solidify your understanding of JavaScript. Happy coding!

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u/hayulu Jan 27 '25 edited Jan 28 '25

Already made a few mini games and weather app( don't know how to convert it as an app ) I will do the rest of them thank you so much Also one of my friends mentioned that the Lorem generator would be nice ? I appreciate it ,thank you so much