If you're not quite sure how we got here, refer to the starter section of the series and follow through to the previous part where we created Modules for the game, discussed the Window storage property, explained Ternary operators, and briefly introd...
This is a continuation of the Build Your First Typing Game with JavaScript series. In the first part of the tutorial, we laid out the game's functional requirements and structured the webpage to display a portion of its interactive content. You'll fi...
This is a step-by-step beginner's guide to building a minimalist typing game with JavaScript. You'll learn how to set up an intuitive interface and manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM) with key concepts like modules, event listeners, event hand...
Since Python introduced the ability to add generic types to functions, the language has become much more type-friendly and encourages you to follow this convention for more maintainable code. Obviously, this will lead to a better development experien...
The school session ended towards the end of July this year, and I set a goal to practice typing over the holiday. I'm not exactly sure why (probably because I thought it was cool to be able to type without looking at the keyboard), but around the mid...
The following sites will help to improve your typing skills by focusing on accuracy and speed. Of the sites shown below, Monkeytype is among my favorites to hone in on opportunities to improve. As for “fun” challenges, NitroType is by far among the b...
Typing fast is an underrated skill in software engineering, yet it's a game-changer, significantly improving one's productivity.💻🚀 I still remember I used to type very slowly, but now, I can type faster than most software developers.👨💻 Here's wh...
In the digital age, being efficient and fast at typing isn't just about quick fingers; it's also about mastering keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts can greatly boost your productivity by cutting down the time spent on repetitive tasks. Here’s a c...
Looking for a string can be painful while coding. Developers have to scan through a code document to edit several instance of a string. It gets more confusing when we begin to find words we don't want just because it contains the keyword we are looki...
TL;DR: So, I got this itch to type faster, switched from QWERTY to Dvorak, and thought, why not build my own typing practice app? Inspired by a friend's advice on muscle memory, I added cool features like tweaking word counts. It's a work in progress...
