Learn JavaScript With These 4 Projects!

If you're a beginner JavaScript programmer (or have no experience) then these 4 Mini JavaScript Projects are for you!! I'll walk you through 4 beginner projects that fun, simple, and easy to follow along with in a practical hands-on way. Let's jump into these projects!

🎬 Timestamps ⏱️

00:00:00 | Overview
00:01:37 | Environment Setup
00:06:33 | Quiz Game
00:33:18 | Random Number Guesser
00:48:17 | Rock Paper Scissors
01:02:04 | Choose Your Own Adventure
01:09:30 | Conclusion

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⭐️ Tags ⭐️
- Tech with Tim
- Programming
-JavaScript

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[itsnobledean]

Just completed the rock, paper, scissors project, and after reviewing the code, my understanding of these basics are now being remembered.

[saeedhalabi]

I'm a big fan of your videos! I'm a beginner back-end dev, and I've learned so much from your clear and concise explanations of complex concepts. I'm especially grateful for your videos on the different backend frameworks and technologies. I'm excited to keep learning from your videos and to eventually become a skilled back-end developer. Thanks again for all your great work!

[megaicefr]

I love these JavaScript tutorials Tim keep them coming!

[itsnobledean]

I've gotten to the end of the first game, and I have to say, learning like this, for me, is definitely giving me such a better understanding of these core concepts. After watching other tutorials, even paid ones, I feel I'd be willing to pay for your courses, simply off of the clarity you gave me. I'm not done with this tutorial, but I'm confident my abilities will be heightened after completion. Thanks for this!

[paulthomas]

Great set of starter apps - Thanks Tim !

[michawojcieszek]

Please continue making videos linked to JavaScript and React . I love your way of explaining things, thank you .

[mehliamm]

This was sooo good I actually understood everything and making my own apologies to reinforce my understanding! Ur amazing mate❤️✨

[Tech_legend-gdfx]

Perfect Time I am also 13 and I just learnt html and css and now trying JavaScript

Great timing Tim🤗👍

[bnbahranfk]

I am on the 2nd project very easy and simple to understand thanks 👍

[onlyforscience]

awesome job Tim! I was expecting such an informative video from you my hunches turned out to be right! Thanks for the content!

[mohbcn]

thank you I super like these mini projects very interesting and you learn much more

[wanmiguel]

Good content man. What do recommend for improving algorithmic thinking, for coding?

[daanw]

Do you have to install the prompt-sync every time you start a new javascript project and want to use a prompt?

[shaunbuddy]

im just getting started and i loved the video! Was finally able to start understanding this! I would like to learn javascript and would like to know where is the best place to do that but also support you. I do see the link but it says advanced Javascript but im brand new so if you could point me in the right direction it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for taking the time to make this video, much appreciated!

[williamkakooza]

Thanks alot, this is the best way to learn Programming 😊

[parametaorto]

That was a very cool approach to coding! I already write in other languages, but I never tried javascript and getting my hands dirty instantly was very useful. Thanks for sharing!

[IPAITECH]

You know your work man. God bless you
😀😊😇

[a.a]

Hi, I started teaching Python after i watched your videos on how you made money with coding, could you please, please make videos on how to be a good Python tutor?

[enriqueavalos]

I completed the 1st project. In the second project, I was getting an error. Turns out I left out:

const prompt = require(“prompt-sync)();

That was it. Sharing in case anyone else hit with the same. Top of the screen on YouTube cuts off this line. That’s why I didn’t initially notice.

[daniyellaharmon]

Thank you for this tutorial! I can't figure out why but even though the tooltip follows my cursor, it is still far away from the cursor. Any help is greatly appreciated, thanks.