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I'm learning web development, and this is another small project that I made - a basic code player.
Used jQuery for the first time and realized how easy it makes things.

PS - I know it is pretty insignificant given that people here create much bigger things, but I'm proud of it!

PPS - Will post the previous small project I'd done. It was a browser based basic game.

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    This pic is JS not JQuery, but everyone starts somewhere πŸ‘
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    Who cares what others have done. As long as you're happy with it and learn with it, that's all that matters ☺️

    Gratz on getting your feet wet in web dev! πŸ™‚
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    I implemented the functionality with the help of the jQuery library. I thought jQuery was about that. In the codeplayer I only gave the JavaScript panel. @C0D4
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    Do u hosted it anywhere?
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    Well said! And thank you!@Froot
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    No not yet. Yet to get a domain and a hosting package. @shinoys
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    @Helinski
    Typical Jquery call for the same thing would be:

    $(“#para”).html(“Hello devRant!”);

    A little shorter, but JS is great to learn first anyways.

    Welcome to the webDev world.
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    Oh. By implementing jQuery, I meant in the code.
    Thank you!@C0D4
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    Haha I did the same course on Udemy :). Keep going
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    Hehe. How did it go?@Ederbit
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    Thanks mate!
    If you want, the source code is available on my GitHub with the username Helinskii @shinoys
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    Thanks a lot.
    Already, completed that course. It was great!@Bitwise
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    @Helinski It's a good starting point but sometimes he skips some important parts when explaining things. So I recommend checking out some other Courses on Udemy/Udacity. Also, on youtube theres great material. Check out these channels:

    Traversy Media, The new Boston, Codecourse, Derek Banas, LearnCode.academy, DroidTuts, Tuts+ Code, slidenerd, Cave of Programming
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    Great suggestions!
    Mind telling me what language he skips important stuff in so that I won't get into a bad habit with that language?@Ederbit
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    @Helinski Wer'e talking about the "der komplette Webentwickler kurs" right? No specific language. Also it has been some while since I did that course, so I wouldn't be able to tell you. I generally find english tutorials better than german ones (auch wenns da sicher auch gute gibt :)). For some concepts he explained I found other tutorials/explanations to be more correct. But can't really tell you which ones sorry :)
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    No worries. Thanks!
    To be honest, I didn't get what you said in the beginning.@Ederbit
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