This project focused on being able to add ‘users’ to the list, give the person a wealth number. The user can then double the money of the ‘users’, filter by only millionaires and sort by the richest people. It also allows for the entire wealth to be calculated. This project uses the Random User Generator […]
The exchange rate calculator allows the user to select the currencies they want to swap and the current exchange rate is taken from exchangerate-api.com. View project on stand alone page This is part of Brad Traversy’s 20 Web Projects with Vanilla JavaScript
The hangman game uses JavaScript to get a word from a string and then as the user guesses letters on their keyboard the letter is either added to the bottom or shown as a wrong guess and part of the hangman is shown. View project on stand alone page This is part of Brad […]
The custom video player allows for the user to play, pause and stop a video and the video duration counts down as the video is played. View project on stand alone page This is part of Brad Traversy’s 20 Web Projects with Vanilla JavaScript
The cinema ticket selector was a fun project as the CSS involved in creating the screen and the individual seats was interesting and I learnt a few tricks. JavaScript is used to toggle the colour of the seats, add the price up and change the price of the ticket based on what film is chosen. […]
This project uses JavaScript for form validation, the form requires the user to enter a username, a valid email and a password that must match when re-entered. View project on stand alone page This is part of Brad Traversy’s 20 Web Projects with Vanilla JavaScript
Wanting to brush up on my JavaScript skills I found this video by Mosh Hamedani from programmingwithmosh.com. I found this video really helpful in cementing the things I already knew about JavaScript. Mosh has a great selection of courses at codewithmosh.com as well as on his YouTube Channel. Photo by Artem Sapegin on Unsplash
