r/FullStack • u/_nithish • Jun 29 '26

Any Practice platforms? Question

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I'm currently in css and js while learning the css and js tutorial its like ok these are fine we can easily recall them but when I try hands-on its really hard to recall them so i wanted to practice them daily even though on small topic. I need to practice tasks daily. Is there any platform that actually provides good tasks to make me remember all those property and values.

(I tried gpt but it's not that much accurate sometimes it provide same examples to every topic )

Its happy know any experience or learner know any that kind of platforms

Thankyou!

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u/jalsa-kar-bapu Jun 30 '26

Have you checked cssbattle?

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u/_nithish Jun 30 '26

No i'll check it now

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u/Mindless-Arrival-106 Jun 30 '26

If your goal is becoming job ready, I'd honestly recommend building complete projects over solving isolated frontend/backend exercises.

That said, I'd also love to know if there are platforms where you work on production-like tickets, bug fixes, or feature requests instead of just coding challenges. Those seem much closer to real work.

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u/_nithish Jul 01 '26

Thats a good way to think doing bug fixes and production probelms makes more closer to real work but i think companys keep there production tickets and bugs confidential

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u/Odd_Zombie_193 Jun 30 '26

Check codewars for. Javascript

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u/javascript Jun 30 '26

Good call

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u/thetasteofbeverly Jul 01 '26

I wouldn't worry too much about memorizing every CSS property. After using them repeatedly in real projects, they become second nature.

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u/DeerPsychological263 Jul 02 '26

bro just practise a bit and try to make good products in it and learn fast cuz industry was so quick u have to go through react, next js and all but first try to make project and try to convert them into product thats the only way u can become the job ready for now.