This server-side project was inspired by my wife.
She sent me an email of a social media post auto-generation tool that she came across called TryLately and wanted me to build it for her.
Intermediate JavaScript Projects
Saying if a JavaScript Project is intermediate or not is subjective. But, as I define it, I'd say that an intermediate JavaScript project uses Object Oriented JavaScript, AJAX, or are coded using several nested JavaScript functions and callbacks.
For the most part, these same projects can almost always be coded without OOP, several functions, or say, the Fetch API, but it's the use of these in the provided solutions that ultimately made me choose which were intermediate vs. beginner.
If you can do these projects as described in my summary, consider yourself intermediate in my book!
For extra practice, say if you want to become a front-end web developer, than you should also attempt to build the entire project from scratch, HTML, CSS, and all!
Happy coding!
Blog JavaScript Project ( Node, Express, bodyParser, and lodash)
This server-side Blog JavaScript Project uses NodeJS, Express, and EJS. The project was relatively simple, as Angela made it a challenge and broke each part down step-by-step.
Todo JavaScript Application V1 (Node and Express)
This server-side Todo JavaScript Project uses NodeJS, Express, and EJS. This can easily be built using vanilla JavaScript and local storage, but this is a refresher/introduction to the Express/EJS framework.
Newsletter JavaScript Project (Using Node and Express)
This server-side project uses Mailchimp’s API to create a working, real-world newsletter sign-up form application. This JavaScript project form is actually integrated with this site’s newsletter sign-up campaign, so if you haven’t already done so, sign up to my Mailchimp Newsletter Heroku application. 😁
Recipe App JavaScript Project
The recipe app project was the capstone project in Andrew Mead’s, The Modern JavaScript Bootcamp course. The challenge was to put together an app that used the features from both the Todo and the Notes app built earlier in his course