As a self-taught web developer, I can always deliver coding stuff, even if I don't know the essence. Yes, Google it or StackOverflow it when I'm trapped. However, I could have made better stuff if I mastered more coding skills. So I've tried to dive deep into the JavaScript through courses and still in progress. I build JavaScript Hub to not only help JS newbies but also try to build a mind map for myself.

Live site: JavaScript Hub

A picture is worth a thousand words.

JavaScript Hub Main Page Preview

JavaScript Hub is built upon a small framework called Sapper, which is based on Svelte. If you haven't heard of Svelte, I recommend you to have a glance at Rich Harris - Rethinking reactivity.

The main idea is to establish a true-or-false selection panel with statistics, explanation and header. For the codes, you can find the whole project on GitHub. Here is a list of prerequisites to get you started.

• HTML, CSS and JS, as always.
• Svelte for the syntax.
• Prism for syntax hignlight.

• Constantly updates.
• Export current questions as a .json file.
• Import your own JSON files.
• Stats about your results.
• Share to your friends.

• Daily Interview Question
• List of (Advanced) JavaScript Questions
• Post a new resource

1. JavaScript Hub
2. Prism
3. Svelte