Most people think React starts with JSX. It actually starts with understanding what React really does. ⚛️ Today I learned React from the ground up no magic, no shortcuts. • React via CDN • What React & ReactDOM actually are • How createRoot() works • Rendering elements

Before jumping into React, today was all about cleaning the foundation 🧱⚛️ Revised: → import / export → default export → destructuring (again, because it matters) Sometimes the most 'relaxed' sessions are the most crucial ones. You don't build React apps on weak JavaScript.

Most people "finish" JavaScript. Very few ever understand why the browser behaves the way it does. Today I learned two concepts that instantly make you a better frontend dev: ⚡ Throttling → controlling how often a function runs ⚡ Debouncing → waiting until the user stops

Most devs learn API calls. Very few understand how to protect them. Today's session hit differently we built real API use-cases and practiced error handling the way actual production apps do it. What we applied ↓ ⚡ async/await in real scenarios ⚡ try/catch with custom errors

Most people use Windows 11. Very few try to build it. 😭💻 I recreated a mini Windows 11 UI using HTML, CSS & JavaScript and learned WAY more than expected. Features I built: ✨ Start menu animation ✨ Right-click context panel ✨ Real-time date & time ✨ Smooth toggle behavior

Most people see errors. Very few actually understand them. Today learned: → Syntax vs Runtime vs Logical errors → Error objects: name, message, stack → try–catch & try–catch–finally → How to throw custom errors → Handling errors in async code From fear ➝ clarity ➝

Most people use async/await. Very few truly understand what’s happening behind the scenes. Today I explored: 🔄 Synchronous vs Asynchronous Execution ➝ understanding how JavaScript handles tasks step by step vs in the background 🤝 Promises ➝ how JS represents future values

Most people learn callbacks. Very few actually understand them. Today solved: → Easy callback questions → Intermediate logic → Hard callback hell problems From confusion ➝ clarity ➝ confidence. Now I finally get why callback hell breaks code readability and how devs avoid

📆58 Day of Cohort 2.0 | Asynchronous JavaScript finally clicked today 😭🔥 Learned: ⏳ Sync vs Async ➡️ why JS doesn't "wait" 📞 Callbacks ➡️ the OG way to handle async work 😵‍💫 Callback Hell ➡️ nested doom and why devs avoid it Crazy how understanding one concept suddenly

📆Day 57 | Today's class was OOPs but in a fun way🔥 Learned: 🧱 class expressions ⏫ hoisting behavior 🧬 inheritance 🎛️ getters & setters Also solved a bunch of OOPs questions and finally everything started to click. JavaScript OOP feels scary… until it suddenly doesn't.

📆Day 56 | JavaScript started making way more sense today. 😭🔥 Deep-dived into 🔗 call() 🔗 apply() 🔗 bind() …and finally understood how to control this instead of letting it confuse me 💀💡 Also revised earlier concepts everything feels so much clearer after today’s session

📌Day 54 of Sheryians Cohort 2.0 Today's class = pure brain upgrade 🤯🔥 Finally started OOP in JavaScript with @harshbhaiyaa after so many days and it was so fun to learn the real backbone of modern JS. We covered: 🧱 constructor functions 🏷️ classes 🔗 prototypes …and how

📆Day 54 of Cohort 2.0 | Today's class was WILD. 🔥 Completed the CSS Card Project and unlocked some seriously advanced CSS power: ✨ mix-blend-mode ✨ tooltips & anchor-position ✨ pointer-events ✨ anchor-name ✨ the mighty :has() selector (my new favorite 😭) CSS is not "just

Learned some crazy advanced CSS today and my brain is still buffering 😭🔥 💠 box-shadow for depth 💠 text-shadow for cleaner hierarchy 💠 conic-gradient for dynamic backgrounds 💠 keyframes + scale() for smooth animations 💠 @ property for custom CSS variables @ankurdotio

Created a Matrix Effect using JavaScript today and it was insanely fun 😭💻 Used: 🟩 setInterval + clearInterval 🟩 Math.random() + Math.floor() 🟩 addEventListener 🟩 if conditions for smart control Also added a few extra touches to make the animation feel smoother and more

📌 Day 52 Cohort 2.0 | @sheryians_ Todays class with @ankurdotio was PURE frontend dopamine 😭🔥 Learned some advanced CSS magic: ✨ box-shadow ✨ text-shadow ✨ keyframes ✨ conic gradients AND we finally completed the Matrix Effect💚 Built using: 🟩 setInterval() 🟩 split()

Built the Spotlight Effect from yesterday's task attaching the demo 🎥👇 Used: ✨ setProperty() for dynamic CSS variables ✨ mouseenter + mousemove to track cursor movement ✨ Real-time UI updates for that smooth spotlight glow Such a simple effect, but SO fun to build 😭🔥

📅Day 51 | Cohort 2.0 | @sheryians_ Today's session with @ankurdotio unlocked some wild frontend effects 😭🔥 We built: ✨ Flash spotlight effect 🟩 Matrix text hover effect (part-1) And learned: 🔤 split(), join(), map() 🎨 custom CSS effects ⚙️ setProperty() for dynamic

Day 50 Cohort 2.0 | @sheryians_ Completed the Instagram Reel clone and learned the real magic behind interactive feeds. 😭🔥 Key wins: 🎯 Event bubbling, pointer events, event target 🔉 Mute / unmute toggle (tiny but satisfying) 🌀 Rendering dynamic data (playing videos from an

📆Day 49 Cohort 2.0 | @sheryians_ Today felt like unlocking YouTube’s logic with JavaScript 😭🔥 We learned how frontend apps actually load content using: 🎥 for loops 🎥 Array of Objects → building video cards the way real platforms do Also explored: 🌀 smooth scroll snapping