Build 16 Medium/Hard JavaScript projects for live coding Interview rounds Get it now- xplodivity.graphy.com/courses/16-js-projects-65883553e4b08ebe75f39885 Full Video Preview of each project from the course- th-cam.com/video/coZucJEvsSk/w-d-xo.html What you'll get: - Lifetime access - Full video explanations of building each project from scratch - 10+ hours of premium content - Step-by-step explanations and code walkthroughs - No bullshit, No time waste - This project list Should get you ready for any JavaScript live coding interview round. - Extremely cheap (You'll be surprised) - Practical tips and strategies for mastering JavaScript - Confidence in handling technical interviews - Enhanced JavaScript proficiency Content list: 1. File Explorer (similar to vs-code) 2. Infinitely Nested comments 3. Advanced Custom Toast notification from scratch 4. Drag & Drop, Swap, Add and delete elements using JavaScript 5. Custom Calendar/Date-picker 6. Multi-Select dropdown with support to add & remove elements 7. Build a Memory game with all rules integrated 8. Build an analog clock with smooth animation 9. Dynamic Progress bar with custom input support 10. Build a Star rating system with dynamic hover effects 11. Build a tic tac toe game with best practices 12. Advanced To-Do List with Local Storage support 13. Accordion with smooth transition effects 14. Countdown timer & days remaining timer 15. Create a custom modal 16. Build an optimised Chessboard
I have managed to do this without css checkbox or javascript with the help of html details and summary tag. Can i use that approach in interview round?
The approach you've taken to toggle the submenu visibility by directly manipulating the DOM using style.display is generally not recommended in React. Directly manipulating the DOM like this breaks the concept of React's declarative approach and can lead to unexpected behavior, especially when dealing with re-renders and component lifecycle.
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Build 16 Medium/Hard JavaScript projects for live coding Interview rounds
Get it now- xplodivity.graphy.com/courses/16-js-projects-65883553e4b08ebe75f39885
Full Video Preview of each project from the course- th-cam.com/video/coZucJEvsSk/w-d-xo.html
What you'll get:
- Lifetime access
- Full video explanations of building each project from scratch
- 10+ hours of premium content
- Step-by-step explanations and code walkthroughs
- No bullshit, No time waste
- This project list Should get you ready for any JavaScript live coding interview round.
- Extremely cheap (You'll be surprised)
- Practical tips and strategies for mastering JavaScript
- Confidence in handling technical interviews
- Enhanced JavaScript proficiency
Content list:
1. File Explorer (similar to vs-code)
2. Infinitely Nested comments
3. Advanced Custom Toast notification from scratch
4. Drag & Drop, Swap, Add and delete elements using JavaScript
5. Custom Calendar/Date-picker
6. Multi-Select dropdown with support to add & remove elements
7. Build a Memory game with all rules integrated
8. Build an analog clock with smooth animation
9. Dynamic Progress bar with custom input support
10. Build a Star rating system with dynamic hover effects
11. Build a tic tac toe game with best practices
12. Advanced To-Do List with Local Storage support
13. Accordion with smooth transition effects
14. Countdown timer & days remaining timer
15. Create a custom modal
16. Build an optimised Chessboard
Thanks very much. I loved the event propagation very much.
Make video on typescript bro and thankyou for quality content
This came in handy for me today. Thank you🙏🙏
A roadmap video on typescript for beginners to advanced because no proper video is available on yt
Alright, thanks for informing. I am indeed planning to roll out typescript videos soon.
No worries
Super 👍 bro make video on bun 0:44
Sure, will make an in-depth video on bun.
I have managed to do this without css checkbox or javascript with the help of html details and summary tag. Can i use that approach in interview round?
The approach you've taken to toggle the submenu visibility by directly manipulating the DOM using style.display is generally not recommended in React. Directly manipulating the DOM like this breaks the concept of React's declarative approach and can lead to unexpected behavior, especially when dealing with re-renders and component lifecycle.
How do you style the submenu with CSS
How do I automatically close the menu and submenu when opening another menu and submenu?
how you can target ul?
Thanks for this video. Muchas gracias.
Thanks for this video, it helped me a lot.
You are using imperative style