JavaScript 101- JavaScript for absolute beginners

JavaScript 101: JavaScript for absolute beginners, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 31 lectures, based on 150 reviews, and has 7128 subscribers.

You will learn about JavaScript Programming fundamentals Moderns JavaScript concepts like let, const, forEach functions, fat arrow functions and more Moderns JavaScript concepts like template literals, object literals and more This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring web developers or Frontend web developers or Web developers who want to make their sites more interactive It is particularly useful for Aspiring web developers or Frontend web developers or Web developers who want to make their sites more interactive.

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Summary

Title: JavaScript 101: JavaScript for absolute beginners

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 31

Number of Published Lectures: 31

Number of Curriculum Items: 31

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 31

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

JavaScript

Programming fundamentals

Moderns JavaScript concepts like let, const, forEach functions, fat arrow functions and more

Moderns JavaScript concepts like template literals, object literals and more

Who Should Attend

Aspiring web developers

Frontend web developers

Web developers who want to make their sites more interactive

Target Audiences

Aspiring web developers

Frontend web developers

Web developers who want to make their sites more interactive

JavaScript 101: JavaScript for absolute beginners

If you have never written any JavaScript, this course is absolutely for you.

We’re going to get started at the very beginning, even if you don’t have a code editing program installed on your computer.

The short version:

Look, here’s the short version:

If you are interested in learning JavaScript from scratch, this is the course for you. Try it out on Udemy, there’s nothing to lose if you don’t like it.

Beginner friendly:

This course is designed for beginners. You should already know some HTML and a little CSS at this point and that will make learning JavaScript a lot easier.

JavaScript is nothing like HTML or CSS though because JavaScript is a REAL programming language, whereas HTML and CSS are not programming languages.

Modern JavaScript included:

Just because this is a beginner-friendly course doesn’t mean you shouldn’t learn the ins-and-outs of modern JavaScript. You will learn about modern JavaScript concepts such as:

1. let/const variables

2. template literals

3. fat arrow functions

4. forEach function-based loops

5. object literals

6. node selectors and query selectors

7. and much more

Practice:

There is A LOT of practice (hands on coding) in this course. And you’ll be writing code from the very first lesson! 

Plus there’s a very interactive project at the end of this course.

In this course you will learn these major concepts:

JavaScript syntax

Where to put your JavaScript and how it affects your page

How to debug your JavaScript using developer tools (Inspect tools, console logging, and more)

Storing variables with var, let, and const JavaScript variable types (Variables)

How to tell a computer what to do based on certain circumstances (Conditionals)

The Document Object Model (DOM)

Making custom sentences with string concatenation and template literals

Data types and structures and why they’re important (Data structures)

How to make lists and take an action on every item in that list (Iteration)

How to select elements on your web page and change them

Functions, function parameters, and how to use JavaScript rests

Final Project:

Lastly, there’s a final project that will make use of almost everything you will have learned in this course.

Requirements:

To start learning JavaScript you should know a little HTML and CSS. These aren’t hard requirements, but I strongly suggest knowing the basics of HTML and CSS before learning JavaScript.

JavaScript is how you make your page interactive, so you’ll need to know how to make a basic webpage first.

Basic HTML

Basic CSS 

Who is JavaScript 101 for? 

If you’ve never written any JavaScript in your life, this course is for you.

If you just finished learning HTML and CSS, this course is for you.

If you want to learn modern JavaScript in an easy way, this course is for you.

If you want lots of hands on practice writing JavaScript, this course is for you.

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If you already know JavaScript, this course is NOT for you.

If you know about features such as fat arrow functions and object literals, this course is NOT for you.

If you already know how to manipulate the DOM using JavaScript, this course is NOT for you.

Testimonials

I’ve produced several JavaScript courses with a total of over 80,000 JavaScript students. Here are what some of them have to say about my other courses (and you can trust this course will be even better because it’s new!)

1. “Almost there. A lot to learn and Kalob makes it easy and interactive with the video and files. But he also pushed you to try it on your own for homework and mini projects.”

2. “Its a great course! Love the way Kalob teaches, very clear understanding. Thank you for this course, really needed something like this.”

3. “It was a great, this is the first time to find Java Script easy to learn”

4. “I have a computing degree (4years), none of my teachers were this clear!! Thank you”

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Getting started

Lecture 1: Getting your hands dirty with your first line of JavaScript

Lecture 2: What is JavaScript?

Lecture 3: You need a text editor. Lets go get one

Lecture 4: Your personal coding playgrounds

Lecture 5: JavaScript syntax

Chapter 3: Coding with JavaScript

Lecture 1: Console logging

Lecture 2: Debugging external files

Lecture 3: Storing data in variables

Lecture 4: Let and Const variable types

Lecture 5: Coding comments

Lecture 6: JavaScript operators

Lecture 7: Data structures

Lecture 8: Conditional statements

Lecture 9: The Document Object Model (The DOM)

Lecture 10: Selecting elements by their IDs

Lecture 11: JavaScript objects

Lecture 12: String methods

Lecture 13: Demystifying data types

Lecture 14: Casting data types

Lecture 15: String concatenation

Lecture 16: JavaScript numbers

Lecture 17: JavaScript arrays

Lecture 18: Array iteration

Lecture 19: Selecting multiple DOM nodes

Lecture 20: Functions: The DRY principle

Lecture 21: Functions: Re-using code

Lecture 22: Functions: The rest operator

Lecture 23: Objects with functions

Lecture 24: Final project

Chapter 4: Summary

Lecture 1: Summary

Instructors

Kalob Taulien
Web developer and coding instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes

2 stars: 1 votes

3 stars: 18 votes

4 stars: 36 votes

5 stars: 93 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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