Welcome to my JavaScript learning repository! This space is dedicated to documenting my progress, practice, and projects as I dive into the world of JavaScript.
I am currently learning JavaScript from YouTube tutorials and tackling beginner-to-intermediate concepts.
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Basics of JavaScript
- Variables, Data Types, and Operators
- Functions and Scope
- Loops and Conditionals
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Intermediate Topics
- Arrays and Objects
- ES6+ Features
- DOM Manipulation
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Advanced Topics
- Asynchronous JavaScript (Promises, Async/Await)
- APIs and Fetch
- JavaScript Frameworks (future goal)
| Module | Status | Completion Date |
|---|---|---|
| JavaScript Basics | 🟢 Completed | [02/01/25] |
| Arrays & Objects | 🟡 In Progress | [13/01/25] |
| DOM Manipulation | 🔴 Not Started | [Add Date] |
As I progress, I will make some projects
- A miniature build
- A news app using APIs
- Learn at least one JavaScript framework/library (e.g., React).
- Build a portfolio of JavaScript projects.
- Share my learning experience with others.
The package.json file is essential for Node.js projects because it:
- Provides Project Metadata: Contains information like name, version, description, author, and license.
- Manages Dependencies: Lists the dependencies required for the project.
- Defines Scripts: Allows the creation of custom scripts for tasks like testing and building.
- Controls Versioning: Helps in maintaining and managing different versions of the project.
- Includes Repository Information: Contains details about the project's repository for collaboration and issue tracking.
- Holds Configuration Settings: Stores configuration for various tools and modules used in the project.
Overall, it helps in organizing, managing, and automating various aspects of a Node.js project.
This repository will also serve as a space to organize and share my notes and summaries of JavaScript concepts.