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    JavaScript Programming

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    JavaScript Programming

    JavaScript Programming
    Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 12 GB
    Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 47 lectures (33 hour, 6 mins) | Language: English

    Become a Full Stack Web Developer with comprehensive training on JavaScript. Get free JavaScript Interviews Q&A booklet.

    What you'll learn

    Complete knowledge of JavaScript programming
    Prepare for Web Developer interviews with free JavaScript Interview Q&A booklet
    Learn how to write code in JavaScript with free JavaScript reasoning problems & solutions booklet
    Overview of JavaScript, Advantages of JS, Difference between Java and JavaScript
    Outputting Text, Display Properties, History and Location Objects
    Statements, Keywords, Variables, Data Types, Comments
    Variable Hosting, Casting, Operators, Built-in Constants, Objects
    Strings and Numbers
    Dates and Dialog Boxes
    Comparison Operators, Built-in Functions, Looping
    Arrays and Types of Arrays, Array manipulation
    Event Handlers
    Incorporating JavaScript into HTML Pages
    Shallow Cloning, Iterate to get Keys, Object Properties
    Attributes, Hiding Scripts, Command Blocks, HTML Layout
    Mathematical & Bitwise Operators, Constructors, Declarations
    Function and Function Scoping
    Recursive Function, Functional JavaScript, Prototypes and Objects, Classes in JS
    Getters and Setters, Namespacing, Context this, Events, Inheritance
    Method Chaining, Callbacks, Intervals & Timeouts, Regular Expressions
    Cookies, Web Storage, Data Attributes, JSON, Timestamps
    AJAX, Enumerations, Map, Unary Operators
    Generators, Iteration, Promises, Error Handling with Promises
    Sets, Modals, Prompts, execCommand, contenteditable, History, Navigator Object, BOM
    Event Loop, Strict Mode, Custom Elements, Data Manipulation, Template Literals
    Fetch, Scope, Modules
    Screen, Variable Coercion, Destructuring Assignment, Web Sockets, Arrow Function
    Creational Design Patterns, Detecting Browser & Symbols, Transpiling, ASI
    Localization, IndexedDB, Proxy, Weak Set, Weak Map
    Escape Sequences, Server-sent Events, Async Functions, Iterators
    Tail Call Optimization, File API, Blobs, FileReaders, Web Cryptography API
    Security Issues, Error Handling, Debugging, Memory Efficiency, Reserved Keywords

    Requirements

    Enthusiasm and determination to make your mark on the world!

    Description

    JavaScript is one of the three core programming languages web developers should know, it programs the behavior of web pages giving your users a rich and responsive experience. JavaScript is at the core of the full stack web development and helps you progress your career as a Full Stack MEAN/MERN web development tracks. JavaScript is a scripting language that enables you to create dynamically updating content, control multimedia, animate images, and pretty much everything else.

    In summary, JavaScript is a programming language that drives the web: from front-end user interface design, to backend server-side programming, you'll find JavaScript at every stage of a web site and web application. It allows you to implement complex features on web pages - every time a web page does more than just sit there and display static information for you to look at - displaying timely content updates, interactive maps, animated 2D/3D graphics, scrolling video jukeboxes, etc. - you can be sure that JavaScript is probably involved. It is the third layer of the layer cake of standard web technologies, the other two being HTML and CSS.

    In simplest terms, JavaScript is the Programming Language for the Web. JavaScript can update and change both HTML and CSS. It can calculate, manipulate and validate data. JavaScript can be used to create special effects such as rollover images and pop-up windows and is also useful for analysis tasks like browser checking or form validation.

    Uplatz provides this comprehensive JavaScript course with end-to-end demonstration of concepts starting from the most fundamental to the most advanced features of JavaScript. This course also includes the a full session (with free downloadable booklet) on the most important JavaScript interview questions and answers. Additionally, this JavaScript training provides you a comprehensive session on logical reasoning problems & solutions in JavaScript, again with a freely downloadable booklet of the session.

    This JavaScript training will empower you with the skills to design client-side, platform-independent solutions that greatly increase the value of your Web site by providing interactivity and interest. You will learn how to use JavaScript to communicate with users, modify the Document Object Model (DOM), control program flow, validate forms, animate images, create cookies, change HTML on the fly, and communicate with databases.

    The first phase of this JavaScript course focuses on essential JavaScript principles and techniques, including common programming practices, working with variables and data, and using functions, methods and events. This JavaScript course by Uplatz will familiarize you with programming basics such as writing program instructions that work with variables, numbers and text, adding comments to your code, gathering input from a user and giving a response, creating simple dialog boxes that prompt the users, etc.

    The next part of the JavaScript course then focuses on intermediate JavaScript programming techniques that will build upon your knowledge and present solutions for more functional and exciting Web pages. These include using control structures for program flow, manipulating the JavaScript DOM, using language objects, creating expressions, and creating and using custom objects.

    Finally you will learn how to apply JavaScript programming techniques to develop interactive forms, change HTML dynamically, create and use cookies, and explore security issues related to JavaScript. You will also take a deep-dive into how to build extensions to the JavaScript language, including JavaScript code libraries, Web APIs and advanced interactive Web applications with AJAX. You will also learn throughout the course the tools and techniques for debugging and troubleshooting your JavaScript code. The JavaScript training will familiarize you to Frames, Cookies in JavaScript, working with Objects and Methods, and embedding JavaScript within HTML.

    By the end of this JavaScript course, you will be able to understand the core concepts and programming constructs on JavaScript and be able to use JavaScript to build complex web applications.


    JavaScript course curriculum


    Introduction to JavaScript

    Introduction to Scripting

    JavaScript Characteristics

    JavaScript and Common Programming Concepts

    JavaScript Flavors and Versions

    Technologies Based on JavaScript

    Server-Side vs. Client-Side Applications

    Annotating Your Code with Comments

    Expanding the Role of JavaScript

    Working with Variables and Data in JavaScript

    Using JavaScript to Communicate with the User

    Using Data More Than Once: Variables

    JavaScript Operators

    JavaScript Expressions

    JavaScript Alerts and Prompts

    Inline Scripting, Simple User Events and Basic Event Handlers

    JavaScript Keywords and Reserved Words

    Functions, Methods and Events in JavaScript

    Introduction to Functions

    Defining a Function

    Calling a Function

    Methods as Functions

    Types of Functions

    User Events and JavaScript Event Handlers

    Debugging and Troubleshooting JavaScript

    What Is Debugging?

    Tools for Debugging Code

    Testing Code in Various Browsers

    Debugging Logic Errors

    JavaScript and Mobile Devices

    Controlling Program Flow in JavaScript

    Controlling Decisional Program Flow

    The if…else Statement

    The while Statement

    The do…while Statement

    The for Statement

    The break Statement

    The continue Statement

    The switch Statement

    The JavaScript Document Object Model (DOM)

    The JavaScript Document Object Model (DOM)

    The window Object

    The document Object

    The image Object

    The history Object

    The location Object

    The navigator Object

    The Virtual DOM

    JavaScript Language Objects

    Introduction to JavaScript Language Objects

    The String Object

    Evaluating Strings

    JavaScript Regular Expressions

    The Array Object

    The for Each Method

    The Map Method

    The Date Object

    Setting and Extracting Time Information

    The Math Object

    Custom JavaScript Objects

    Creating Custom Objects

    Creating a JavaScript Object: The Constructor

    Creating an Instance of a Custom Object

    Creating Object Methods

    Creating Functions for Your Objects

    Concept of Classes

    Iterators and Generators

    Call, apply and bind

    Changing HTML on the Fly

    Changing HTML on the Fly

    Using the getElementById Method

    Using the getElementsByName Method

    Using the getElementsByTagName Method

    Using the getElementsByClassName Method

    Modifying Attributes within the DOM

    Appending Text to the DOM

    Developing Interactive Forms with JavaScript

    Interactive Forms

    Overview of Form Elements

    Referring to Form Elements

    The form Object

    The input Elements and text Objects

    The textarea object

    The select Object

    Form Validation

    Common form Security Errors

    JavaScript Security

    Introduction to JavaScript Security Issues

    Browser vs. Operating System

    Browser-Specific Security Issues

    Browser Compatibility and Client-Side Detection

    Script Blocking

    Differences in document.write Among Browsers

    Malicious and Accidental Coding

    Frame-to-Frame URL Changing

    Signed Scripts

    Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

    Cookies and Security in JavaScript

    Ethics in Collecting, Storing, Using and Protecting User Data

    Creating Secure JavaScript Code

    JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks

    Introduction to JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks

    Choosing a Code Library

    External and Pre-made Scripts

    Loading Your First Library

    Using JavaScript Library Plug-ins

    Using Frameworks

    Best Practices with JavaScript Libraries and Frameworks

    Copyright Issues and JavaScript

    JavaScript and AJAX

    Introduction to AJAX

    Handling Data and Content Types

    Interactions Among JavaScript, Data and HTML

    Using AJAX Scripts

    AJAX and Servers

    AJAX and Databases

    Usability Issues with AJAX

    Combining AJAX with Libraries

    Introduction to Web APIs

    Web Application Programming Interface (API)

    The Web Storage API

    The Geolocation API

    The Canvas API


    JavaScript course objectives

    Some of the main objectives of this course include helping you understand:

    What JavaScript is and where it is used

    Basic programming concepts like variables, data types and conditional statements

    What functions are and why they're useful

    Build and use logical statements to make decisions within your code

    Build JavaScript programs leveraging functions, loops and iterative programming constructs

    Make your web pages comes to life with Interactive Content

    Handle data and updating page content without page refreshes using JSON and AJAX

    Incorporating JavaScript into your HTML pages

    How to troubleshoot programming problems

    The syntax of the JavaScript programming language

    Implement and maintain hypertext-based Web sites using authoring and scripting languages

    Create Web content

    Use Web management tools and digital media tools

    Apply human-factor principles to design

    Get a strong foundation in JavaScript to become ready for Full Stack Web Development using frameworks like Angular and Node.js

    Proceed on your journey for MEAN/MERN web developer career tracks

    Who this course is for:

    Web Developers & Designers
    Software Developers
    Application Programmers
    Full Stack Developers and Front End Developers
    Newbies and Beginners aspiring for a career in Web Development
    Anyone who wants to create Websites
    Website Owners
    Anyone who wishers to proceed on MEAN & MERN web developer career tracks
    Advanced JavaScript Programmers
    HTML5 Developers
    UI/UX Designers

    JavaScript Programming


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