Flutter 30 days of code

This project is a simple tabs implementation using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It allows users to switch between different tabs to view different contents.

I created a text area with real-time character count and limit functionality using JavaScript

Showcase directory for my 30-day Daily Code Challenge

This code is an HTML page with a Q&A section built using JavaScript and CSS. The HTML page includes questions and their answers which are initially hidden. The JavaScript code controls the display of the answers when the user clicks the plus/minus button, toggling the visibility of the answer text.

My repo for the #JavaScript30. 30 'days' of Vanilla JS Coding Challenges

30 Day Vanilla JS Coding Challenge. Build 30 things in 30 days with 30 tutorials. No Frameworks × No Compilers × No Libraries × No Boilerplate

One JS Project by day, for 30 days.

A 30 day stretch of implementing the knowledge of JavaScript by building small web apps.

This is a basic counter app with HTML, CSS, and JS. It displays a large numerical value that can be adjusted using three buttons, and changes color based on whether it is positive, negative, or zero.

In this project, I created a simple month calendar using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The calendar offers a clear and concise view of the current month and is useful for planning and scheduling.

I will try to do code 30 minutes daily for 30 days

Me learning JS!

This project is a simple feedback UI with three rating icons and a "Send Review" button. Users can select their satisfaction level and submit feedback. Once submitted, a message appears displaying the selected rating and thanking the user.

This directory allows me to keep my progress day by day on the "30 Day Vanilla JS Coding Challenge", but also to keep trace of all the work, building 30 things in js, maybe there will be one that will help me later.

"Background image scroll effect" that changes the opacity of the image as the user scrolls down the page.

This project is a simple webpage that displays random images from the Picsum API inside a container with a shadow effect. A button is provided to load more images to the container. It's a fun and easy way to showcase a variety of random images on a webpage.

Demos of the challenges

30 Day Vanilla JS Challenge

The popup contains a video trailer of the album and a close icon to exit the popup, using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.