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Javascript Mastery

The document outlines a 30-day JavaScript mastery program, divided into four weeks focusing on core fundamentals, async JavaScript and advanced patterns, object-oriented programming and tooling, and real-world applications and interview preparation. Each day includes specific exercises and builds to enhance practical skills, covering topics such as execution context, closures, async/await, design patterns, and TypeScript. The program culminates in a final project to showcase the skills acquired throughout the course.

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Javascript Mastery

The document outlines a 30-day JavaScript mastery program, divided into four weeks focusing on core fundamentals, async JavaScript and advanced patterns, object-oriented programming and tooling, and real-world applications and interview preparation. Each day includes specific exercises and builds to enhance practical skills, covering topics such as execution context, closures, async/await, design patterns, and TypeScript. The program culminates in a final project to showcase the skills acquired throughout the course.

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Javascript Mastery

🔥 Week 1: Deepening Core Fundamentals


📌
Day 1 (Apr 22): Execution Context, Hoisting, and Call Stack​
Exercise: Visualize code execution step-by-step using Loupe or Chrome DevTools.

📌 Build: Counter factory function using closure. Try returning multiple counters from
Day 2 (Apr 23): Closures, Scope Chain, Lexical Environment​

one parent function. curring

Day 3 (Apr 24): this Keyword & Binding (call, apply, bind)​
📌 Exercise: Rebind a method to different objects. Manually implement a custom
version of bind.

📌
Day 4 (Apr 25): Prototypes & Prototype Chain​
Build: Custom constructor function and simulate inheritance using __proto__ or
Object.create.

📌
Day 5 (Apr 26): ES6+ Features (spread/rest, destructuring, optional chaining, etc.)​
Exercise: Refactor an old script using modern syntax. Create a utility file using map,
reduce, optional chaining.

📌
Day 6 (Apr 27): Functional Programming in JavaScript​
Build: Your own versions of map, filter, and reduce. Avoid mutation.

📌 Exercise: Convert callback-based code (e.g., setTimeout chains) to Promises and


Day 7 (Apr 28): Arrow Functions, Callbacks vs Promises​

async/await.

🧠 Week 2: Async JavaScript & Advanced Patterns


📌
Day 8 (Apr 29): Event Loop, Tasks vs Microtasks​
Exercise: Predict console output with combinations of setTimeout, Promise, and
async/await.
📌
Day 9 (Apr 30): Async/Await Deep Dive​
Build: Use fetch with async/await to pull data from a free API (e.g., dog.ceo,
jsonplaceholder). Use axios, tanstack query

📌
Day 10 (May 1): Error Handling Patterns​
Exercise: Write a retry function with exponential backoff for an unreliable API call.

📌
Day 11 (May 2): Generators & Iterators​
Build: A custom range iterator using Symbol.iterator. Yield values conditionally.

📌 Build: A real-time typing indicator or mouse tracker using RxJS or manual


Day 12 (May 3): Observables and RxJS Intro​

subscription model. Rxjs marbles

📌
Day 13 (May 4): Debounce & Throttle​
Build: Debounced input search, and a throttled scroll position tracker. Use lodash for
reference.

📌
Day 14 (May 5): Review + Mini Project​
Build: Weather App with OpenWeatherMap API (with loading states and error
handling).

⚙️ Week 3: OOP, Patterns & Tooling


📌
Day 15 (May 6): Object-Oriented JavaScript & Classes​
Build: A class-based Todo List using ES6 classes with save/load from
localStorage.

📌
Day 16 (May 7): Design Patterns (Factory, Module, Singleton, Observer)​

🔧
Exercise: Implement 3 classic patterns.​
Tip: Use a logger singleton, a factory for creating users, and observer for notification
events.

📌
Day 17 (May 8): Modules & Bundlers (ESM, CommonJS, Webpack/Vite)​
Exercise: Create a small app with module imports and bundle it using Vite.

📌
Day 18 (May 9): Error Handling, Logging & Debugging​
Setup: Create a global error handler. Use try...catch, window.onerror, and
console styling.
📌
Day 19 (May 10): Performance Optimization​
Exercise: Lazy-load images, memoize expensive functions, optimize loops. Use
requestIdleCallback.

📌
Day 20 (May 11): Reusable & Testable Code​
Exercise: Refactor a utility module to have 100% unit test coverage with Jest.

📌 Task: Take a previous project (e.g., Todo or Weather App) and clean up
Day 21 (May 12): Review + App Refactor​

architecture, folder structure, and patterns.

🚀 Week 4: Real-World Apps & Interview Prep


📌
Day 22 (May 13): JS in the Browser – DOM, Events, and Web APIs​
Build: Custom form validator with real-time feedback (no libraries).

📌 Build: A notepad that saves to localStorage, with background saving via Web
Day 23 (May 14): Advanced Browser APIs – LocalStorage, Web Workers​

Worker.

📌
Day 24 (May 15): Dev Tools Mastery​
Exercise: Use Chrome DevTools to audit page performance and memory. Try
performance.mark.

📌
Day 25 (May 16): TypeScript for JS Developers​
Refactor: Migrate one of your JavaScript apps to TypeScript. Focus on typing
functions and interfaces.

📌
Day 26 (May 17): Testing in JS (Jest, Testing Library)​
Build: Write tests for form validator or weather app using Jest and Testing Library.

📌 Build: Tiny virtual DOM renderer and reactivity system to simulate React or Vue
Day 27 (May 18): Build a Mini Framework (Optional Challenge)​

basics.

📌
Day 28 (May 19): Architecture & System Design​

📌
Study: MVC, MVVM, and modular JS architecture.​
Task: Diagram architecture of one of your projects.
📌
Day 29 (May 20): Interview Questions & Algorithms​
Practice: Solve 3 JavaScript problems from LeetCode, HackerRank, or
FrontendExpert.

📌
Day 30 (May 21): Final Project & Portfolio Boost​
Build: Choose a capstone project (e.g., eCommerce cart, admin dashboard, or

📌
real-time chat).​
Polish: Add README, host on GitHub, and deploy to Netlify/Vercel.

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