The Dev Chronicle #5

🌟 Welcome to This Week's The Dev Chronicle! 🌟

Hello, there!

Welcome to our weekly dose of web development stories, tools, tutorials, and more. We're glad to have you with us. Let's dive in!

📌 Table of Contents

1. Weaving the Web: Top Stories in Development

2. Tool Time: Sharpen Your Web Crafting Skills

3. Blueprints for Success: Your Weekly Project Challenge

4. Picturing Code: Visual Breakdowns of Your Favorite Topics

🌐 Weaving the Web: Top Stories in Development

1. How We Optimized Performance To Serve A Global Audience

2. Tutorial: Use Chroma and OpenAI to Build a Custom Q&A Bot

3. Low Code vs. No Code

4. TypeScript vs. JavaScript

🛠️ Tool Time: Sharpen Your Web Crafting Skills

1. ColorHunt: discover great color palettes.

2. DevDojo: The Creative Platform for Developers

3. Tanstack: Headless UI for building powerful tables & datagrids

🚀 Blueprints for Success: Your Weekly Project Challenge

This week, let's Create a Simple To-Do List. Check out the step-by-step guide on the requirements:

Project: Simple To-Do List

Objective: Create a basic to-do list application using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This will help you understand the manipulation of the Document Object Model (DOM), handling user input, and managing dynamic changes to the webpage.

Requirements:

1. Add Tasks:

• Create an input field where users can type in tasks.

• Include a button to add the task to a list.

2. Mark Tasks as Done:

• Allow users to mark tasks as done, visually indicating this status on the list.

3. Remove Tasks:

• Include an option next to each task to remove it from the list.

4. Styling (Optional but Encouraged):

• Apply basic styling to make the application visually appealing.

Guidance:

• Use HTML to create the structure of your to-do list, including input fields, buttons, and lists.

• Utilize JavaScript to add functionality for adding, marking, and removing tasks.

• Experiment with CSS to enhance the visual appearance of your to-do list.

Deliverables:

• A fully functional to-do list application meeting the above requirements.

• Source code files for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

By working on this assignment, you will learn about user interaction, DOM manipulation, and basic programming concepts in JavaScript. Feel free to ask for clarification or guidance if you have any questions!

🎨 Picturing Code: Visual Breakdowns of Your Favourite Topics

And that's a wrap for this week! As always, we appreciate your feedback. Let's keep learning, exploring, and coding together. See you next week! 😃

Happy coding,

codemarch