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Ayman Elash
3,221 PointsJavaScript Real App
I need a JavaScript app i can do on my own to master my js skills, can you please suggest me a good one ? Guil Hernandez
Ayman Elash
3,221 Pointsmany thanks <3
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,153 PointsThe best "real app" would be one that meets a real need. But if you really can't think of any need to fulfill with an app, there are plenty of sites online with suggestions. Here's two random examples (I have no affiliation with either):
Ayman Elash
3,221 Pointsmany thanks <3
Michael Cook
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 28,975 PointsMichael Cook
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 28,975 PointsHey Ayman. The apps you build will become more "real" over time. If you're a beginner I suggest simple practice apps, like making a to-do list app. Once you get really good with the sorts of skills required to build simple apps like that, try something more challenging. Once I felt like my skills were increasing, I attempting (and succeeded) at building a minesweeper app and a tic-tac-toe app. These were bigger challenges. Another app I built for practice was a GIF searching and sharing app that uses the GIPHY API.
I suggest you work through the Full Stack JavaScript track. Many of the courses have "real" app practice projects, and those courses give you an opportunity to learn how to build an app and then take that app and add more features to it after you finish the course. Or you could pause and build a project each time you learn a new skill.