The Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp

The Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp, available at $139.99, has an average rating of 4.71, with 405 lectures, 29 quizzes, based on 9338 reviews, and has 79244 subscribers.

You will learn about Make REAL web applications using cutting-edge technologies Build responsive applications using modern CSS technologies like flexbox Build JSON APIs using Node, Express and MongoDB Learn the most popular front end library React and master the fundamentals around state, props and the component lifecycle Use babel and webpack to transpile and bundle code Understand what the Virtual DOM is and how React performs reconciliation Leverage Component Lifecycle methods with React to include making AJAX calls properly Secure Node, Express, Mongo and React applications on the front-end and back-end using bcrypt and JSON Web Tokens Add routing to a single page application with the most popular routing library for react, React Router. Manage State with a centralized store using Redux Connect Redux with a React application to build scalable production applications with client-side state management Select and manipulate elements in the DOM using D3 Build dynamic visualizations using D3 and SVG Use D3 to build scatterplots, histograms, pie charts and force graphs Build compelling map visualizations with GeoJSON and TopoJSON Master how to handle asynchronous code using callbacks, promises, generators and async functions Understand how JavaScript handles asynchronous code using the Event Loop with the Stack, Heap and Queue. Use advanced array methods to build a solid understanding of functional programming Create dynamic single page applications using AJAX Structure applications with design patterns using closure and modules Explain how Object Oriented Programming works with a thorough understanding of the keyword this and the new keyword Refactor code using call, apply and bind to remove duplication Use jQuery to build single page applications and understand the limitations of just using jQuery Create block scope with the let keyword and use the const keyword to prevent variables from being redeclared Clean up code using arrow functions and master method binding without using the bind keyword Use default parameters, for of loops and the rest and spread operator to write more concise and more maintainable code Refactor an ES5 application to use ES2015 Master the new class syntax and create instance methods, class methods Implement inheritance in ES2015 using extends and super Leverage newer data structures like Maps and Sets to better solve problems Learn cutting edge features to the JavaScript language with ES2016, 2017 as well as experimental JavaScript additions Solve problems similar to what you would get in a developer interview or phone screen This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for anyone who wants to continue learning about web development or It’s fantastic for someone who has the fundamentals down, but wants to explore more advanced concepts and technologies to be successful as a developer It is particularly useful for This course is for anyone who wants to continue learning about web development or It’s fantastic for someone who has the fundamentals down, but wants to explore more advanced concepts and technologies to be successful as a developer.

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Summary

Title: The Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp

Price: $139.99

Average Rating: 4.71

Number of Lectures: 405

Number of Quizzes: 29

Number of Published Lectures: 391

Number of Published Quizzes: 29

Number of Curriculum Items: 435

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 421

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make REAL web applications using cutting-edge technologies

Build responsive applications using modern CSS technologies like flexbox

Build JSON APIs using Node, Express and MongoDB

Learn the most popular front end library React and master the fundamentals around state, props and the component lifecycle

Use babel and webpack to transpile and bundle code

Understand what the Virtual DOM is and how React performs reconciliation

Leverage Component Lifecycle methods with React to include making AJAX calls properly

Secure Node, Express, Mongo and React applications on the front-end and back-end using bcrypt and JSON Web Tokens

Add routing to a single page application with the most popular routing library for react, React Router.

Manage State with a centralized store using Redux

Connect Redux with a React application to build scalable production applications with client-side state management

Select and manipulate elements in the DOM using D3

Build dynamic visualizations using D3 and SVG

Use D3 to build scatterplots, histograms, pie charts and force graphs

Build compelling map visualizations with GeoJSON and TopoJSON

Master how to handle asynchronous code using callbacks, promises, generators and async functions

Understand how JavaScript handles asynchronous code using the Event Loop with the Stack, Heap and Queue.

Use advanced array methods to build a solid understanding of functional programming

Create dynamic single page applications using AJAX

Structure applications with design patterns using closure and modules

Explain how Object Oriented Programming works with a thorough understanding of the keyword this and the new keyword

Refactor code using call, apply and bind to remove duplication

Use jQuery to build single page applications and understand the limitations of just using jQuery

Create block scope with the let keyword and use the const keyword to prevent variables from being redeclared

Clean up code using arrow functions and master method binding without using the bind keyword

Use default parameters, for of loops and the rest and spread operator to write more concise and more maintainable code

Refactor an ES5 application to use ES2015

Master the new class syntax and create instance methods, class methods

Implement inheritance in ES2015 using extends and super

Leverage newer data structures like Maps and Sets to better solve problems

Learn cutting edge features to the JavaScript language with ES2016, 2017 as well as experimental JavaScript additions

Solve problems similar to what you would get in a developer interview or phone screen

Who Should Attend

This course is for anyone who wants to continue learning about web development

It’s fantastic for someone who has the fundamentals down, but wants to explore more advanced concepts and technologies to be successful as a developer

Target Audiences

This course is for anyone who wants to continue learning about web development

It’s fantastic for someone who has the fundamentals down, but wants to explore more advanced concepts and technologies to be successful as a developer

Hi! Welcome to the Advanced Web Developer Bootcamp, the complete course that will help you learn the latest technologies, tools and libraries to become a proficient web developer. ?Think of this course as an encyclopedia of all the ?knowledge you need to take your developer skills to the next level.

There are quite a few options out there for online training, but we are certain this course is the most comprehensive and frankly the best one out there – here’s why:

This course is taught by professional bootcamp instructors. The material you’re going to learn has been taught to hundreds of students in person and hundreds of thousands online.

Everything we’ll cover in this course is up-to-date and even anticipates future advancements to prepare you for what is to come. We focus on the most commonly used technologies, libraries and frameworks.

This is the only full-stack developer course that covers Advanced CSS, Advanced JavaScript, NodeJS, D3, React and Redux!!

We build over 10 projects and have dozens of code challenges with solutions to ensure you understand the material and don’t just watch us talk!

You get to meet our wonderful course mascot – Whiskey the dog!

Throughout the course we cover tons of tools and technologies including:

React

React-Router

Redux

CSS3 Transitions, Transforms and Animations

Testing with Jasmine

D3

SVG

Building charts, force graphs and data visualizations

ES2015 keywords, arrow functions, class syntax, and much more

ES2016 and ES2017 and cutting edge features to JavaScript

Callbacks, Promises, Generators and Async Functions

Building Node.js APIs

Building Single Page Applications

Object Oriented Programming in?JavaScript

Closures and the keyword ‘this’

Functional Programming in JavaScript

Authentication and Authorization

Asynchronous Code with JavaScript

This course is also unique in the way that it is structured and presented. Many online courses are just a long series of “watch as I code” videos. This course is different. I’ve incorporated everything I learned in my years of teaching to make this course not only more effective but more engaging. The course includes:

Lectures

Code-Alongs

Projects

Exercises and Solutions

Research Assignments

Slides

Downloads

Readings

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’ve all been working in the education industry for the past four years and love working with people and helping students learn. Sign up today and see how fun, exciting, and rewarding web development can be!

If you want to take ONE COURSE to learn everything you need to know to be successful as a modern JavaScript web developer, take this course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: The Story Of This Course

Lecture 2: Curriculum Walkthrough

Lecture 3: Learning Paths

Lecture 4: Introducing the Team

Chapter 2: CSS Animations: Transforms and Transitions

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction To CSS Animations

Lecture 3: Why Animations Matter

Lecture 4: Intro To Pseudoclasses

Lecture 5: Pseudo-Classes: Hover

Lecture 6: Pseudo-Classes: Focus

Lecture 7: Pseudo-Classes: Active

Lecture 8: Quick Pseudoclasses Exercise

Lecture 9: Building An Animated Button

Lecture 10: Introduction to Transform

Lecture 11: Transform: Translate

Lecture 12: Transform:Scale() and Transform-Origin

Lecture 13: Transform: Rotate()

Lecture 14: A Note on Vendor Prefixes

Lecture 15: Transitions Basics

Lecture 16: Transition-Duration and Transition-Property

Lecture 17: Transition-Timing-Function and Transition-Delay

Lecture 18: Transition Shorthand

Lecture 19: CSS Animation Performance

Lecture 20: Building An Animated Gallery

Chapter 3: CSS Animations: Keyframes

Lecture 1: Introduction to Keyframes

Lecture 2: Codealong: Animated Rainbow Flashing Text

Lecture 3: Other CSS Animation Properties

Lecture 4: Exercise: Rising and Setting Sun Animation

Lecture 5: Exercise SOLUTION : Rising and Setting Sun Animation

Lecture 6: CSS Animation Shorthand

Lecture 7: Building an Animated CSS Loading Icon

Chapter 4: Advanced CSS: Layout With Flexbox

Lecture 1: Section Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction To Flexbox

Lecture 3: The Magic of Display: Flex

Lecture 4: Important Flexbox Terminology

Lecture 5: Flex-Direction

Lecture 6: Flex-Wrap

Lecture 7: Justify-Content

Lecture 8: Flexbox Sidebar Exercise

Lecture 9: Flexbox Sidebar Exercise: SOLUTION

Lecture 10: Align-Items

Lecture 11: Align-Content

Lecture 12: Building A Responsive Navbar CODEALONG

Lecture 13: Align-Self

Lecture 14: Order

Lecture 15: flex-basis

Lecture 16: flex-grow

Lecture 17: Flex-Shrink

Lecture 18: Building a Polygon.com Widget

Lecture 19: Exercise: Holy Grail Layout

Lecture 20: Exercise: Holy Grail Layout SOLUTION

Lecture 21: Flexbox Browser Support

Chapter 5: Project: Building A Startup Site

Lecture 1: Introducing Matt

Lecture 2: Section Introduction

Lecture 3: Project: Introduction

Lecture 4: Project Solution: Nav and Header

Lecture 5: Project Solution: Destinations and Features

Lecture 6: Project Solution: Testimonials, Contact, and Footer

Lecture 7: Project Solution: Responsive Design

Chapter 6: Async Foundations

Lecture 1: Introducing Tim

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Callback Functions

Lecture 4: Codealong: forEach

Lecture 5: findIndex Exercise Intro

Lecture 6: findIndex Solution

Lecture 7: The Stack And The Heap

Lecture 8: The Stack: An Example

Lecture 9: setTimeout and setInterval

Lecture 10: countDown Exercise Solution

Lecture 11: The Event Loop And The Queue

Lecture 12: Promise Basics

Lecture 13: Promise Chaining

Chapter 7: AJAX Part 1: XHR and Fetch

Lecture 1: Intro to AJAX

Lecture 2: Whats the deal with JSON and XML?

Lecture 3: Making Our First Request with XMLHTTPRequest

Lecture 4: AJAX Workflow: Building The Random Image App

Lecture 5: Bitcoin Price Exercise

Lecture 6: Bitcoin Price Exercise Solution

Lecture 7: Fetch Introduction

Lecture 8: Fetch Options

Lecture 9: Fetch Error Handling

Lecture 10: Fetch Random User Profile Exercise

Lecture 11: Fetch Random User Profile Exercise Solution

Lecture 12: The Problem With Fetch

Chapter 8: AJAX Part 2: jQuery and Axios

Lecture 1: jQuery AJAX Introduction

Lecture 2: jQuery $.ajax Method

Lecture 3: Digging In The jQuery Sourcecode

Instructors

Colt Steele
Developer and Bootcamp Instructor

Elie Schoppik
Lead Instructor at Rithm School

Tim Garcia
Senior Developer and Lead Instructor

Matt Lane
Cofounder and Lead Instructor, Rithm School

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 162 votes

2 stars: 281 votes

3 stars: 711 votes

4 stars: 2299 votes

5 stars: 5885 votes

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