Do you want to have more ways to practice your JavaScript skills?
You’re coming to the right place.
In this article, I will show you 6 ways I’m using right now. Let’s get into it.
1. Take Code Challenges
If you want more advanced practices, code challenges are good deals.
Some challenges are hard even extremely hard. By putting your great effort into solving them, your brain gets trained and your coding skills are boosted.
The challenges here are not just made up, they probably are real problems from real companies. Some companies use hackerrank for the interview process. You can take advantage of it by applying to those companies. The goal here isn’t passing the interview but to learn and get more experience.
Now, let’s go through the list below and take challenges you find interesting and complete them:
2. Start a Blog
Don’t get scared by starting a blog. It’s nothing but sharing what you’ve learned.
To write a blog post, you have to organize knowledge in chronological order so that readers can understand clearly what you write. By putting in your effort like that, you will keep knowledge in your head better.
Starting a blog is can’t get any easier than now. Most hostings offer the ability to install WordPress with just one click. Even a non-tech user can do it.
Or you just register a medium account and start writing immediately. How convenient?
3. Contribute to Open Sources
Github is an amazing invention. It’s not just a normal source version control but also comes with useful features.
How do you use Github? Just storing your projects or something else?
To make use of Github, you should do something else. There’re a bunch of open sources hosted here and they’re open to accepting contributions as well.
Take a tour around Github, pick a library you like, and do a code audit. Scan the source code and find things you can improve, or you can just open the issues tab and deal with existing problems.
To take it to the next level, you can create your own library. It doesn’t necessarily have to be fancy. A library is useful when it can help people deal with common problems with less time than usual. On top of that, it’s fun.
By contributing to open sources, not only do you improve your coding skills but also your CV becomes more powerful. Interviewers are attracted to a CV containing a link to your authentic Github profile. Try it and see.
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