Programming with JavaScript

Programming with JavaScript, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 163 lectures, based on 112 reviews, and has 460 subscribers.

You will learn about Define what JavaScript is and how to install the necessary software including Brackets Understand the fundamentals of the JavaScript language Work with control statements including loops and conditional logic Break out code into reusable functions Work with strings, numbers, dates, and times Use data structures such as arrays Learn about the DOM, DOM Scripting, and the JavaScript event model Validate data input within HTML forms using regular expressions Understand the fundamentals of object-oriented programming and how it applies to JavaScript Work with XML and JSON data using the XmlHttpRequest object Handle errors and debug JavaScript code This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is meant for beginning to intermediate programmers and Web developers aspiring to learn the JavaScript language It is particularly useful for This course is meant for beginning to intermediate programmers and Web developers aspiring to learn the JavaScript language.

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Summary

Title: Programming with JavaScript

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 163

Number of Published Lectures: 163

Number of Curriculum Items: 163

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 163

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Define what JavaScript is and how to install the necessary software including Brackets

Understand the fundamentals of the JavaScript language

Work with control statements including loops and conditional logic

Break out code into reusable functions

Work with strings, numbers, dates, and times

Use data structures such as arrays

Learn about the DOM, DOM Scripting, and the JavaScript event model

Validate data input within HTML forms using regular expressions

Understand the fundamentals of object-oriented programming and how it applies to JavaScript

Work with XML and JSON data using the XmlHttpRequest object

Handle errors and debug JavaScript code

Who Should Attend

This course is meant for beginning to intermediate programmers and Web developers aspiring to learn the JavaScript language

Target Audiences

This course is meant for beginning to intermediate programmers and Web developers aspiring to learn the JavaScript language

JavaScript is a powerful and versatile scripting language used in web applications, games, asynchronous coding, and more. Students will learn how this language can enhance a web page,?allowing additional interactivity and more precise control of page elements. Students will also learn how JavaScript can be used to validate web forms and how to script for the DOM?in an effort to manipulate web page elements.?More advanced techniques used in creating a website and making the content more dynamic will also be taught as well as how to use JavaScript in a variety of ways from?building simple games to simple financial applications.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Web Development and JavaScript

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Classic Web Architecture

Lecture 3: The Core 3: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Lecture 4: Modern Web Architecture

Lecture 5: Future Web Architecture

Lecture 6: ECMAScript and Current JavaScript Support

Lecture 7: The W3C and Mozilla Foundation

Lecture 8: Basic Structure of a Web Page

Lecture 9: The Document Object Model (DOM)

Lecture 10: Including JavaScript in a Web Page

Lecture 11: Using Brackets for Editing Code

Lecture 12: Using a Browser for Testing Code

Lecture 13: Lab 01: Your First JavaScript Application Whats your name? -1

Chapter 2: JavaScript Essentials

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: JavaScript Syntax (Part 1)

Lecture 3: JavaScript Syntax (Part 2)

Lecture 4: Variables

Lecture 5: Data Types (Part 1)

Lecture 6: Data Types (Part 2)

Lecture 7: Operators

Lecture 8: Helpful Functions

Lecture 9: Lab 02: The Calculate MPG Application

Lecture 10: Lab 03: The Test Scores Application

Chapter 3: Control Statements

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Block Statements

Lecture 3: Conditional Statements

Lecture 4: The if, if / else, and if / else if Statements

Lecture 5: Single Statement Suites

Lecture 6: Nested Statements

Lecture 7: The switch Statement

Lecture 8: Lab 04: The Invoice Application

Lecture 9: Looping Statements

Lecture 10: The for and for / in Loops

Lecture 11: The while Loop

Lecture 12: The do / while Loop

Lecture 13: Loop Control Statements

Lecture 14: Nested Loops

Lecture 15: Lab 05: The Calculate MPG Application v2

Lecture 16: Lab 06: The Future Value Application

Chapter 4: Introduction to Functions

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Functions in JavaScript

Lecture 3: Global Functions

Lecture 4: Function Declarations

Lecture 5: Passing Parameters to Functions

Lecture 6: By Value vs By Reference

Lecture 7: The arguments Object

Lecture 8: Returning Values

Lecture 9: Scope and Hoisting

Lecture 10: Strict Mode

Lecture 11: Function Expressions

Lecture 12: Creating an Anonymous Function

Lecture 13: Using Anonymous Functions to Return a DOM Element

Lecture 14: Lab 07: The Guess the Number Game

Chapter 5: The Event Model

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to The Event Model

Lecture 3: Listening for Events the Classic Way

Lecture 4: Listening for Events with addEventListener()

Lecture 5: Common HTML DOM Events

Lecture 6: The Event Object

Lecture 7: Event Propagation (Demo 1)

Lecture 8: Event Delegation (Demo 2)

Lecture 9: Stopping Propagation with stopPropagation() (Demo 3)

Lecture 10: Preventing Default Behavior with preventDefault() (Demo 4)

Lecture 11: Lab 08: The Future Value Application v2

Chapter 6: Arrays and Web Storage

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Working with Arrays

Lecture 3: Adding and Removing Items

Lecture 4: Processing the Items in an Array

Lecture 5: Members of the Array Object

Lecture 6: Functions for Adding and Removing Items

Lecture 7: Functions for Searching, Reversing, and Sorting

Lecture 8: Functions for Copying, Slicing, and Concatenating

Lecture 9: Functions for Filtering

Lecture 10: Utility Functions

Lecture 11: Lab 09: The Employee Management Application

Lecture 12: Associative Arrays

Lecture 13: Two-Dimensional Arrays

Lecture 14: Web Storage

Lecture 15: Lab 10: The Task Manager Application

Chapter 7: The Browser Object Model (BOM)

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The window Object

Lecture 3: window.navigator

Lecture 4: window.location

Lecture 5: window.history

Lecture 6: window.frames

Lecture 7: window.screen

Lecture 8: window.open() and window.close()

Lecture 9: window.moveTo() and window.resizeTo()

Lecture 10: window.setTimeout() and window.setInterval()

Lecture 11: window.document

Lecture 12: Lab 11: The Login Popup Form and window.opener

Chapter 8: DOM Scripting

Lecture 1: Introduction

Instructors

Zak Ruvalcaba
Web App Developer, Programmer, Professor, Author, Athlete

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