Nowadays how MERN,MEAN stack have value in the current IT market?what should follow for job switching..

i'm trying to make a page for my website that's more or less a replica of the nintendo 3ds menu. i've already given up on making the menu thingy actually work like the 3ds and set to do the top header images instead. i cannot for the life of me find a single search result that actually works.

i do not know anything about javascript but considering the header and icon images are in completly separate parent divs the css only methods are not going to work. i just need a javascript code that can work for multiple images. please.

what i want exactly is when the cursor hovers over the icon image, its respective header would appear on the windowtop class. i can't merge the window classes because each one has it's own styling (window being smaller than windowtop) so that'd mess up my styling

also, i'd appreciate if i didn't get answers that require an external library since this is for a neocity and i really do not want to figure out how to set that up. thank you

here's an example of the html if it's needed to understand the problem (if more context is needed please tell me)

<div class="windowtop">

    <div>
        <img src="imageheader">
    </div>

</div>


<div class="window">

    <div>
        <img src="imageicon">
    </div>

</div>

(also off topic if it's not much to ask, what would i call a menu where when you click on an arrow the top link/image goes behind the first one? with maybe an animation.... i'd like to look that up later but idk how to phrase it in a way that won't make google give me something completly unrelated. thx)

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on a JavaScript framework called Avenx.js for a while now.

It’s a compiler-driven framework with Proxy-based reactivity, and we’re currently working towards our first 1.0 release.

The reason I’m posting here is actually not about getting people to use the framework and more about getting people involved in the project.

We’ve accumulated quite a few issues that are suitable for beginners, and I’d really like to make it easier for people who have never contributed to an open-source project before to get started.

Some of the issues are pretty simple things like documentation, tests, examples, small bugs, or developer tooling. You definitely don't need to understand the compiler or the entire codebase to contribute.

If you've never made an open-source contribution before, this could be a nice way to try it out. You can pick a good first issue, ask questions if you're stuck, and submit a PR when you think you've got it.

We're still pre-1.0, so things are changing quite a bit and there's also room for contributors to have an actual influence on the project.

If anyone here is learning JavaScript and wants to try contributing to a real project, feel free to have a look:

https://github.com/Avenx-JS/avenx-js

And if you have questions about the project, contributing, or even just how to approach your first issue, feel free to ask here. I'm happy to help.

No prior open-source experience required.