Web Development

You’ve learned how to manipulate the DOM, handle events, and render dynamic lists. Now let’s apply those skills to building a To-Do App which is fully functional using plain JavaScript. This project will teach you: Step 1: HTML Structure Step 2: Basic CSS Styling Step 3: JavaScript Logic ✅ Initial Setup ➕ Add Task 🗑️ […]

JavaScript Event Delegation As your web apps grow, so do the number of interactive elements (buttons, links, inputs, and more). Attaching individual event listeners to each element can become inefficient and error-prone, especially when elements are added dynamically. Event delegation solves this by letting you handle events at a higher level, even for elements that

Fetching data is only half the story. The real magic happens when you display that data dynamically on your webpage. Whether it’s a list of products, blog posts, or user comments, JavaScript lets you generate and update content in real time. In this post, we’ll explore: Step 1: Starting with Data Imagine you fetched this

Modern websites don’t just sit still, they fetch data, respond to user actions, and update content dynamically. This is all powered by asynchronous JavaScript. In this post, we’ll explore: By the end, you’ll be able to build responsive, real-world apps that talk to servers, load data, and never freeze the browser. What Is Asynchronous Programming?

We’ve learnt how to structure pages (HTML), style them (CSS), make them interactive (JavaScript), talk to the DOM, validate forms, and persist data in the browser. The next cornerstone is data modeling: learning to represent, organize, transform, and move information using JavaScript arrays and objects. These two structures are the backbone of modern web apps,

Ever wondered how websites remember your preferences, keep you logged in, or save your progress, even after you refresh the page? That’s the magic of client-side storage (localStorage & sessionStorage). In this post, we’ll explore: What Is Client-Side Storage? Client-side storage allows you to save data directly in the user’s browser. This means: JavaScript provides

Forms are the backbone of user interaction on the web. Whether you’re signing up for a newsletter, submitting feedback, or logging into a site, you’re using a form. In this post, we’ll explore: By the end, you’ll be able to build a form that’s both functional and user-friendly. Step 1: Creating a Basic HTML Form

JavaScript becomes truly powerful when it interacts with your webpage’s structure. This is done through the DOM — the Document Object Model. It’s how JavaScript “sees” and “talks to” your HTML. In this post, we’ll explore: What Is the DOM? The DOM is a tree-like structure that represents your HTML document. Every tag becomes a

So far, you’ve built a webpage with structure (HTML) and style (CSS). Now it’s time to bring it to life with JavaScript — the language that makes websites dynamic, responsive, and fun to use. From dropdown menus to form validation, JavaScript is what turns a static page into an interactive experience. What Is JavaScript? JavaScript

Welcome back! In our first post, we explored what web development is and why it matters. Now it’s time to roll up our sleeves and build something real. In this post, we’ll introduce you to the building blocks of the web: HTML and CSS. Whether you want to create a personal blog, a portfolio, or