Beginning Object-Oriented Programming with JavaScript

Beginning Object-Oriented Programming with JavaScript, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 92 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 13 reviews, and has 92 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn about object-oriented programming using some of the latest updates to the JavaScript language Understand key principles such as object inheritance and the correct usage of JavaScript mixins Master dynamic typing and polymorphism with examples that reflect key implementation challenges Explore data binding and write asynchronous code using callbacks and events Complete a variety of hands-on activities to prepare you for work on your own development projects This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are a programmer who is new to JavaScript, then this is the course for you. Youll find plenty of structured exercises and guided activities inside that are designed to build upon your existing skills in a balanced and pragmatic manner. It is particularly useful for If you are a programmer who is new to JavaScript, then this is the course for you. Youll find plenty of structured exercises and guided activities inside that are designed to build upon your existing skills in a balanced and pragmatic manner.

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Summary

Title: Beginning Object-Oriented Programming with JavaScript

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 92

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 92

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 100

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 100

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn about object-oriented programming using some of the latest updates to the JavaScript language

Understand key principles such as object inheritance and the correct usage of JavaScript mixins

Master dynamic typing and polymorphism with examples that reflect key implementation challenges

Explore data binding and write asynchronous code using callbacks and events

Complete a variety of hands-on activities to prepare you for work on your own development projects

Who Should Attend

If you are a programmer who is new to JavaScript, then this is the course for you. Youll find plenty of structured exercises and guided activities inside that are designed to build upon your existing skills in a balanced and pragmatic manner.

Target Audiences

If you are a programmer who is new to JavaScript, then this is the course for you. Youll find plenty of structured exercises and guided activities inside that are designed to build upon your existing skills in a balanced and pragmatic manner.

Before diving into the intricacies of front-end frameworks, serverless architectures, or back-end development, it’s important to understand the fundamental concepts of the modern JavaScript language. We’ll show you everything you need to know to get up and running with proven object-oriented patterns so that you can confidently tackle your own real-world development projects. With coverage of everything from new syntax to working with classes, complex inheritance, dynamic typing, and data binding, this course is the complete primer for those looking to work with modern, production-ready JavaScript.?

About the Author

Andrea Chiarelli has over 20 years experience as a software engineer and technical writer. In his professional career, he has used various technologies for the projects he has been involved in: from C# to JavaScript, from Angular to React, from ASP .NET to PhoneGap/Cordova. He has contributed to many online and offline magazines and has been the author of a few books published by Wrox Press and Packt. Currently, he is a senior software engineer at the Italian office of Apparound, Inc. and a regular contributor to HTML .it, an Italian online magazine focused on web technologies.

Tamas Piros is a full stack web developer turned technical trainer who has a decade of experience working with prestigious organisation throughout the world including Credit Suisse, Verizon, BBC and Accenture to mention a few. Throughout his professional career, he has delivered presentations and workshops all over the world to a mix of technical and non-technical audiences. He has recently launched a blog dedicated to developers wishing to read articles around the latest and greatest technology. He also owns a training business in London, UK called Full Stack Training Ltd. He is active on Twitter as well.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Diving into Objects and OOP Principles

Lecture 1: Course Overview

Lecture 2: Lesson Overview

Lecture 3: Creating and Managing Object Literals

Lecture 4: Properties

Lecture 5: Methods

Lecture 6: Defining Object Constructors

Lecture 7: Using Object Prototypes

Lecture 8: Using Classes

Lecture 9: Beginning with Object-Oriented JavaScript

Lecture 10: Checking Abstraction and Modeling Support

Lecture 11: Association

Lecture 12: Aggregation

Lecture 13: Composition

Lecture 14: Analyzing OOP Principle Support in JavaScript

Lecture 15: Polymorphism

Lecture 16: JavaScript OOP versus Classical OOP

Lecture 17: Summary

Chapter 2: Working with Encapsulation and Information Hiding

Lecture 1: Lesson Overview

Lecture 2: Encapsulation and Information Hiding

Lecture 3: Privacy Levels

Lecture 4: Using the Meta-Closure Approach

Lecture 5: Managing Isolated Private Members

Lecture 6: A Definitive Solution with WeakMap

Lecture 7: Using Property Descriptors Part-1

Lecture 8: Using Property Descriptors Part-2

Lecture 9: Implementing Information Hiding in ES6 Classes

Lecture 10: Lesson Summary

Chapter 3: Inheriting and Creating Mixins

Lecture 1: Lesson Overview

Lecture 2: Implementing Inheritance

Lecture 3: Objects and Prototypes

Lecture 4: Prototype Chaining

Lecture 5: Inheritance and Constructors

Lecture 6: Using Class Inheritance

Lecture 7: Overriding Methods

Lecture 8: Overriding Properties

Lecture 9: Protected Members

Lecture 10: Implementing Multiple Inheritance

Lecture 11: Creating and Using Mixins

Lecture 12: Lesson Summary

Chapter 4: Defining Contracts with Duck Typing

Lecture 1: Lesson Overview

Lecture 2: Managing Dynamic Typing

Lecture 3: Dynamic Data Types

Lecture 4: Beyond the Instance Type

Lecture 5: Contracts and Interfaces

Lecture 6: Implementing Duck Typing

Lecture 7: Defining a Private Function

Lecture 8: A General Solution

Lecture 9: Emulating Interfaces with Duck Typing

Lecture 10: Demonstrating the Equivalent Version without ECMAScript 2015 Syntax

Lecture 11: Multiple Interface Implementation

Lecture 12: Comparing Duck Typing and Polymorphism

Lecture 13: Lesson Summary

Chapter 5: Advanced Object Creation

Lecture 1: Lesson Overview

Lecture 2: Creating Objects

Lecture 3: Creating a Singleton

Lecture 4: Mysterious Behavior of Constructors

Lecture 5: Singletons

Lecture 6: Implementing an Object Factory

Lecture 7: The Abstract Factory

Lecture 8: The Builder Pattern

Lecture 9: Lesson Summary

Chapter 6: Working with Data

Lecture 1: Lesson Overview

Lecture 2: Managing User Interfaces

Lecture 3: Implementing Presentation Patterns

Lecture 4: The Model-View-Controller Pattern

Lecture 5: The Model-View-Presenter Pattern

Lecture 6: The Model-View-ViewModel Pattern

Lecture 7: Data Binding

Lecture 8: Implementing Data Binding

Lecture 9: Monitoring Changes

Lecture 10: Hacking Properties

Lecture 11: Setting up a Data Binding Relationship

Lecture 12: Applying the Publish/Subscribe Pattern

Lecture 13: Lesson Summary

Chapter 7: Asynchronous Programming and Promises

Lecture 1: Lesson Overview

Lecture 2: Event Loop and Asynchronous Code

Lecture 3: Events, Ajax, and Other Asynchronous Stuff

Lecture 4: Writing Asynchronous Code

Lecture 5: Issues of Asynchronous Code

Lecture 6: Promises

Lecture 7: Lesson Summary

Chapter 8: Organizing Code

Lecture 1: Lesson Overview

Lecture 2: Taking Control of the Global Scope

Lecture 3: Creating Namespaces

Lecture 4: Organizing Code with the Module Pattern

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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