How to learn JS after the basics?

Question

JavaScript

Good day everyone!
I diligently study JS:
- at codeschool,
- learn.javascript
With the basics (variables, conditions, loops, functions, arrays, objects, DOM) - figured it out.
Help me figure out where to go next.
I feel like I'm treading water.
Probably many beginners experience this confusion. As long as you study according to some program (codeschool, HTMLacademy etc) or a textbook, the direction is clear.
Further - it seems to be a lot of things to study, but in what sequence and what to take on is not clear.
there are a lot of tips for solving problems on codewars, I solve it. then I look at the solutions of others.
I want to move towards solving practical problems - how to make a slider, a form, etc.
you can, of course, find videos on a specific topic, study, make.
but it would be great if knowledgeable people could suggest from their own experience how to further optimize the learning process so that time (which, of course, is limited) can be spent properly.
for example, if possible, spend 3 hours a day on learning: 40 minutes to solve problems, 30 minutes to watch videos and ...
something like that :)
thanks a lot in advance!

Answer 1

Find an idea and implement it on Codepen.
The idea is important so that you are interested and not abandon its implementation halfway.
On Codepen in order to try to write quality code, as many will be able to see it.
In parallel, it is worth studying the libraries necessary for a specific task.

Answer 2

https://sitecoder.blogspot.ru/p/js.html