hi frnds,
I have just studied html, css and javascripting. I think that though I got familiarized with the syntax and the purpose of these, I don think I am able to do something good . Can someone suggest some small projects I can work on So that I can gain some confidence in these things .....
alvalany
-2
Junior Poster in Training
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Jump to Post1. Develop a small site.
2. Start adding functionality.You can take any existing site to redevelop. May be you can develop this one :).
hay not kidding, just start at smaller scale and grow big.
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vjwilson
21
Newbie Poster
I've found that learning about Javascript is best done by task.
For instance, make a "Contact" form, and add Javascript to verify that fields are filled out, email and phone numbers are valid. This will be re-inventing the wheel, but there are many online resources to "check your answer", so to speak.
Others exercises you might try are showing/hiding elements on the page, like making an FAQ where only the questions are visible and then when a question is clicked, the answer appears below it. Again, you can find many functions to do this online, but the act of doing it yourself will teach you a lot.
Good luck.
essential
84
Posting Shark
Featured Poster
Hi,
and also using native alert would be a good start for you, it may look a simple function, but it will help you track things that is happening inside your script or when you are implementing new lines' in your code.
Here's a simple and not so powerful demo:
<html>
<head>
<title>Web Development Workshop</title>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!-- HIDING THE CODE LINE FROM AN OLD BROWSER.
function myFirstFunction() {
var myString = "Hello World!";
alert( myString );
var myNumber = 1;
alert( myNumber );
var myElement = document.getElement("div1");
alert( "My element is a <" + myElement.tagName + "> tag" );
} // Exit myFirstFunction.
window.onload = myFirstFunction; // Calling out your function with an onload event.
// END HIDING -->
</script>
</head>
<body>
<div id="div1"></div>
</body>
</html>-essential
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