Learn JavaScript: Beginner to Advanced Course

JavaScript is an essential part of any web applications, also it can be used to build backed-end. Learn to explore JavaScript development tools and discover the JavaScript/ES6 history to get started with modern JavaScript.

Further, you will learn how to create a variable, use data types and console the output using Node.js terminal.

What you will learn:

• What is JavaScript?
• What is ECMA Script?
• JavaScript vs. Other Static Languages
• Setting up Dev Environment
• JavaScript Advantages And Disadvantages
• JavaScript Data Types – Primitive & Non-Primitive
• Variables and Statements : var, let, const keywords

For developing modern applications for browser, desktop and mobile you must know the JavaScript. In this course, learn JavaScript fundamentals to get confidence to build your next application using JavaScript or ES6. Next, you’ll learn all the JavaScript language basics.

What you will learn:

• Numbers
• Math Object
• Boolean
• Null and Undefined
• Operators
• Operators Precedence

Learn the basics of JavaScript to create and run your first JavaScript console application, which will help you in decision making and iterating a set of statements to generate your desired output. When you are finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge you need for logic building in JavaScript.

What you will learn:

• Conditional Statements
• if, if..else if Statement
• Switch Statement
• do..while, while
• for..in, for..of Loops
• Jump Statements

Functions and Prototypes are the fundamental building blocks in JavaScript. A function is a set of statements that performs a task or do something else. Scopes in JavaScript is the most confusing concept, it doesn't work as it works in other object-oriented languages like Java, C# and Python.

Learn JavaScript Functions, Parameters and Prototypes from scratch to advanced including the latest features of ECMAScript 6 (aka ES6).

What you will learn:

• JavaScript Functions
• Types of JavaScript Functions
• Function Parameters and Arguments
• Rest Parameter
• Spread Operator
• Prototype

The scope is an important aspect of a programming language. A scope defines the accessibility of a variable, function, or an object. In short, a scope determines the visibility of a variable, function, or an object in the code. Learn JavaScript Scope, Closure and Hoisting.

What you will learn:

• JavaScript Scope
• Global Scope
• Local Scope
• Lexical/Nested Scope
• Closure
• Hoisting

JavaScript is a prototype-based language. In ES6, classes have been introduced to the JavaScript language. Learn JavaScript object, object internals, ES6 classes and inheritance in JavaScript aka ES6.

What you will learn:

• Objects
• Object Properties
• ES5 Classes
• ES6 Classes
• Class Members and Methods
• Prototype and Class
• Inheritance

This course is designed to upgrade your existing JavaScript skills and teach you how to leverage patterns, promises and Ajax to take your JavaScript skills to the next level. Learn to understand and using JavaScript advanced concepts in your real project.

These concepts are frequently asked from a JavaScript developer in interviews. This course is assuming you already know the JavaScript fundamentals such as functions, classes and scopes.

What you will learn:

• JavaScript Modules
• CommonJS, AMD and UMD
• ES6 Modules
• Promises
• Async/Await
• AJAX
• AJAX Advantages & Disadvantages

JavaScript To-do Project is a single webpage containing different list items and a textbox to add new tasks. The "Add" button lets the user add an object to the list. This project has the facility to check the items from the list or remove them.

What you will learn:

• Display a To-Do List Of Items
• Create Item
• Remove Item
• Event Handling Using JavaScript
• Building To-do Project UI