Laurence Svekis

Laurence Svekis is a web technology enthusiast, educator, and author who has been working in the field for over 20 years. He has expertise in web development technologies, such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Bootstrap, PHP, and MySQL. Svekis is a prolific course instructor on Udemy, with over 500,000 students enrolled in his courses. He has authored over 100 online courses, covering a wide range of web technologies and tools, such as Google Apps Script, WordPress, React, Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB. His courses are known for their practical and hands-on approach, with a focus on real-world projects and examples. In addition to teaching, Svekis is also a published author, with several books to his name Svekis is passionate about empowering people with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the rapidly evolving field of web technology. He is committed to providing high-quality educational resources that are accessible to anyone, regardless of their background or experience level.

How to Use TypeScript Files from Google AI Studio and Deploy Them Yourself

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If you’ve been experimenting with Google AI Studio and have generated TypeScript files, you might be wondering how to actually run and deploy them in your own environment.This post walks you through everything — from setup to deployment — so you can go from AI Studio sample to live, running project in under 15 minutes. … Read more

JavaScript DOM & Canvas Games — Exercises 51–60

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🎮 JavaScript DOM & Canvas Games — Exercises 51–60 Github https://github.com/lsvekis/10-JavaScript-DOM-Coding-Games-Learn-by-Building-Fun-Mini-Projects/tree/main/Games%2051-60 Where Code Meets Creativity The DOM is your playground, and JavaScript is the tool that brings it to life.In this latest collection of interactive exercises (51–60), you’ll take your front-end skills to the next level — blending DOM manipulation, Canvas drawing, motion physics, and … Read more

JavaScript DOM Games — Exercises 41–50

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🎮 Learn by Building Interactive Browser Games with Vanilla JavaScript JavaScript comes alive when you bring the DOM to life — and that’s exactly what this next set of 10 hands-on exercises does.From painting grids to solving mazes, this collection (Exercises 41–50) dives into the kind of interactive logic that powers real-world interfaces, teaching you … Read more

JavaScript DOM Games — Exercises 31–40

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🎮 Hands-On DOM Coding for Creative Front-End Learners Learning JavaScript is best done by doing — especially when it’s fun.This new set of 10 DOM-based mini-games (Exercises 31–40) builds on previous collections, pushing your understanding of interactivity, animation, and user input even further. Github https://github.com/lsvekis/10-JavaScript-DOM-Coding-Games-Learn-by-Building-Fun-Mini-Projects/tree/main/Games%2031-40 Each mini-project explores a different concept through code you can … Read more

Coding Courses Coupon Codes Coupons Top Courses For Fall

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Top Courses For Fall! Use the promo code OCTA25 on my courses for the next 4 days to get the BEST PRICE POSSIBLE!!!🎉 This is the biggest sale ever — don’t miss out! 🌟 Featured Courses 4.5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ CSS Modern Responsive Web Design Create 5 Different Siteshttps://www.udemy.com/course/web-design-css/?couponCode=OCTA25 4.8 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ JavaScript Math Games … Read more

10 More JavaScript DOM Games — A Hands-On Guide (Exercises 11–20)

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Github https://github.com/lsvekis/10-JavaScript-DOM-Coding-Games-Learn-by-Building-Fun-Mini-Projects 🕹️ Exercise 11 – Moving Target Goal: click a moving dot as many times as you can in 15 seconds. How it works: Concepts practiced: timed animation loops, random positioning, updating DOM text. Learning outcome: working with layout geometry (offsetWidth, getBoundingClientRect()), intervals, and event listeners. 🎯 Exercise 12 – Number Guess (1–100) Goal: … Read more

Exercise 12 — AI Translator with Terminology Glossary

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https://github.com/lsvekis/Google-Apps-Script-Gemini-Projects/tree/main/Exercise%2012 Bring the power of Gemini into Google Sheets to translate text — and keep your organization’s terminology consistent. Most translation tools ignore your company’s unique language: acronyms, product names, or preferred wordings. In this project, you’ll build an AI Translator directly inside Google Sheets that not only translates text but also follows a custom … Read more

Exercise 9 — AI Meeting Minutes Generator

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Github Source code https://github.com/lsvekis/Google-Apps-Script-Gemini-Projects Meetings are important — but summarizing them can be tedious.What if your meeting notes could write themselves? In this project, you’ll build an AI Meeting Minutes Generator right inside Google Sheets, powered by Gemini 2.5 Flash and Google Apps Script. This exercise shows how to take raw meeting transcripts (from Zoom, … Read more

Exercise 8 AI Data Cleaner and Categorizer with Google Sheets + Gemini

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Source code https://github.com/lsvekis/Google-Apps-Script-Gemini-Projects/tree/main/AI%20Data%20Cleaner Managing messy product data is a constant headache — especially when you’re working with spreadsheets full of inconsistent titles, missing brands, and vague descriptions.In this exercise, we’ll build an AI-powered Google Sheets add-on that automatically cleans, classifies, and enriches product information using the Gemini API and Google Apps Script. By the end, … Read more

Building a Web Article Summarizer and Citation Extractor with Google Sheets Gemini AI

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GitHub https://github.com/lsvekis/Google-Apps-Script-Gemini-Projects/tree/main/summarizer 🌐 Building a Web Article Summarizer & Citation Extractor with Google Sheets + Gemini AI Have you ever wished you could drop a list of article URLs into Google Sheets and instantly get structured summaries — complete with titles, key quotes, named entities, and estimated reading time?In this exercise, we’ll create exactly that … Read more