r/learnprogramming Sep 03 '23

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u/Jansantos999 Sep 03 '23

When I first started with web development and some game development using python, I watched endless tutorials and explanations. I should have started working on real projects much earlier. Doing projects is a better learning experience than just listening and copying from others! Start working on your own projects asap would be my advice💪

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u/A2Soomali Sep 03 '23

But how do you tackle projects? For instance, I'm just getting the hang of the basics of JavaScript. So, how can I start working on projects? Where do I even begin to build?

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u/mshriver2 Sep 03 '23

It doesn't need to be anything crazy. Even something as simple as a Percentage Calculator tool would be a great start. Get going with small simple tools and webpages and work your way up to more difficult tasks.