JavaScript programming- JavaScript for beginners

JavaScript programming: JavaScript for beginners, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 75 lectures, 30 quizzes, based on 497 reviews, and has 3271 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand basic and advanced programming concepts Have knowledge about fundamental JavaScript features Build a solid understanding of JavaScript programming Gain confidence to start working as a JavaScript developer This course is ideal for individuals who are everybody who wants to learn JavaScript or for programmers that have previous experience in other languages or students that are new to programming It is particularly useful for everybody who wants to learn JavaScript or for programmers that have previous experience in other languages or students that are new to programming.

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Summary

Title: JavaScript programming: JavaScript for beginners

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Quizzes: 30

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Published Quizzes: 30

Number of Curriculum Items: 105

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 105

Original Price: $44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand basic and advanced programming concepts

Have knowledge about fundamental JavaScript features

Build a solid understanding of JavaScript programming

Gain confidence to start working as a JavaScript developer

Who Should Attend

everybody who wants to learn JavaScript

for programmers that have previous experience in other languages

students that are new to programming

Target Audiences

everybody who wants to learn JavaScript

for programmers that have previous experience in other languages

students that are new to programming

Do you want to learn JavaScript, one of the most popular programming languages? Are you a beginner and want a simple introduction? Welcome to the course JavaScript for beginners. In the course, you’ll learn by doing JavaScript exercises and JavaScript coding projects. 

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Last update:  3rd November – Introduction to JavaScript versions (ES5, ES2015, ES2016), TypeScript and transpiling to JavaScript

Over 2000 students already taking the course

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JavaScript is the language that powers the web, from great user interface experiences to powerful applications like Gmail and Google docs, to server scripts and even chips. JavaScript is everywhere. Just imagine the possibilities you’ll be given with knowledge of JavaScript.

But first, you need to get started. You need the right foundations. Don’t worry if you are a beginner, I’ll explain every concept used.

We’ll be doing lots of practical exercises and projects and I’ll give a review of every exercise or project you will build. So we’ll work hand in hand.

To become an expert you’ll need hours and hours of hard work. And having a solid foundation will help you become one faster. From this course, you will take the knowledge about programming, the knowledge you can also apply to other programming languages. And lots of JavaScript related features. We’ll be doing lots of exercises and projects. I’ll give you JavaScript challenges and prepare you for more advanced topics. 

And remember, I’LL BE THERE FOR YOU. I ANSWER EVERY QUESTION AND HELP EVERY STUDENT. 

What we’ll cover:

– how we can use JavaScript, what is a JavaScript program

– you’ll make your first steps in JavaScript and first exercises

– you’ll understand JavaScript variables

– make exercises with JavaScript variables

– you’ll understand JavaScript variable types

– We’ll go deeper into strings, string methods, numbers, and number methods

– You’ll make fun exercises and simple projects with these methods

– We’ll cover more about the syntax and the good practices in JavaScript

– You’ll be debugging JavaScript projects

– You’ll be making decisions in JavaScript

– You’ll learn about JavaScript loops

– Understand the JavaScript arrays

– You’ll start using JavaScript functions

– do object-oriented programming

– learn about JavaScript versions, TypeScript and transpiling to JavaScript

– And you will practice, practice, practice

– In each section, there will be fun and engaging quizzes and projects to build

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 Updates: 

– 3rd November – Introduction to JavaScript versions (ES5, ES2015, ES2016), TypeScript and transpiling to JavaScript

– 16th August – a new section on object-oriented programming in JavaScript

– 11th July – added new section introductions

– 28th of May, 2016 – new JavaScript coding exercise solutions added

– 16th of May, 2016 – improved audio and video quality in most video lectures and new JavaScript coding exercises added

– 4th of May, 2016 – added a lecture in the JavaScript programming basics

– 2nd of May, 2016 – coding challenge solution added to the course

 – 26th of April 2016 (coding challenge added – write your first JavaScript app)

– 22nd of April 2016 (more JavaScript coding exercises added)

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As a programmer, it’s also important to be able to talk like a programmer, so I’ll introduce important vocabulary that’s useful for you to know.

After the course you will:

– understand basic and advanced programming concepts

– have knowledge about fundamental JavaScript features

– build a solid understanding of JavaScript programming

– be prepared to jump into JavaScript libraries and frameworks

– gain confidence to start working as a JavaScript developer

So, let’s get started NOW!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Start Here

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: When and why is JavaScript useful?

Lecture 3: JavaScript coding exercises 1

Lecture 4: Popular editors for JavaScript coding

Lecture 5: JavaScript coding exercises 2

Lecture 6: JavaScript coding exercises

Lecture 7: How to get help

Chapter 2: First steps in JavaScript

Lecture 1: First steps in JavaScript – Introduction

Lecture 2: JavaScript programs

Lecture 3: First steps in JavaScript

Chapter 3: Javascript programming basics

Lecture 1: JavaScript programming basics – Introduction

Lecture 2: Javascript programming basics: variables

Lecture 3: Javascript programming basics: variable names

Lecture 4: Javascript programming basics: variable types

Lecture 5: Javascript programming basics: strings

Lecture 6: Javascript programming basics: string methods

Lecture 7: Javascript programming basics: numbers

Lecture 8: Javascript programming basics: a number that is not a number

Lecture 9: Javascript programming basics: number methods – Part 1

Lecture 10: Javascript programming basics: number methods – Part 2

Chapter 4: More about JavaScript and how to use it

Lecture 1: More about JavaScript – Introduction

Lecture 2: JavaScript syntax

Lecture 3: User input – lets start talk to people

Lecture 4: JavaScript in browser

Lecture 5: Add JavaScript to page

Lecture 6: JavaScript coding exercises: more about JavaScript

Lecture 7: JavaScript coding exercises solution: meaningOfLife

Lecture 8: JavaScript coding exercises solution: storyOfJavaScript

Chapter 5: Making decisions in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Making decisions in JavaScript – Introduction

Lecture 2: Making decisions in JavaScript Part 1

Lecture 3: Making decisions in JavaScript Part 2

Lecture 4: JavaScript coding exercises: making decisions in JavaScript

Lecture 5: JavaScript coding exercise solved:?guessNumberProgram

Lecture 6: JavaScript coding exercise solved:?whoAreYou

Lecture 7: JavaScript coding exercise solved:?largerNumber

Lecture 8: JavaScript coding exercise solved:?sort3numbers

Chapter 6: JavaScript loops – doing the same thing over and over again

Lecture 1: JavaScript loops – Introduction

Lecture 2: JavaScript loops

Lecture 3: While loop

Lecture 4: JavaScript coding exercises: JavaScript Loops

Chapter 7: JavaScript arrays

Lecture 1: JavaScript arrays – Introduction

Lecture 2: JavaScript arrays

Lecture 3: JavaScript array indices

Lecture 4: JavaScript array length

Lecture 5: JavaScript array methods

Lecture 6: Let’s loop through an array

Chapter 8: Functions in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Intro to functions

Lecture 2: JavaScript functions basics

Lecture 3: Passing parameters – give information to functions PART 1

Lecture 4: Passing parameters – give information to functions PART 2

Lecture 5: Functions return information

Lecture 6: Variable Scope

Chapter 9: Coding Challenge Facebook-like quote review app

Lecture 1: Build a “Facebook-like” quote review app, the JavaScript challenge

Lecture 2: Facebook-like quote review app solution

Chapter 10: Object oriented programming

Lecture 1: Object oriented programming in JavaScript – introduction

Lecture 2: What is object oriented anyway?

Lecture 3: Object methods in JavaScript

Lecture 4: Object example

Lecture 5: Object types in JavaScript

Lecture 6: Object literals in JavaScript

Lecture 7: Properties – not so obvious

Instructors

Jana Bergant
Web developer, IT instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 6 votes

2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 44 votes

4 stars: 140 votes

5 stars: 298 votes

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