Guide to learning JavaScript

Everything you need to learn how to write JavaScript code from scratch The complete web developer JavaScript Course

4.50 (94 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Web Development

What you will learn

Use JavaScript to Create web content

create dynamic web sites

create interactive web content

supercharge your HTML with functionality

Why take this course?

JavaScript is the most in demand and popular programming language on the web today.

Learn to create dynamic interactions on your web pages, JavaScript is were the magic happens. JavaScript gives you the tools you need to create modern websites, with interactive content. Alongside HTML and CSS, it is one of the three core technologies of World Wide Web content production.

The most common use of JavaScript is to add client-side behavior to HTML pages. Learn how to interact with the Document Object Model (DOM) of the page.

Introduction to JavaScript
Step by Step learning with examples and source code
How to use JavaScript within your web pages
Variables and how they work
Everything about JavaScript Arrays
Power of using JavaScript Functions
JavaScript Objects and what you can do with them
Updating your HTML elements with JavaScript
JavaScript event listeners
Logical operators
JavaScript Built in Methods
Conditions and switches
Loops making it easy
What AJAX is and how it works
How to use JSON
Send data and retrieve data from the server
No page reload data loading

And a whole lot more.

By the end of the course you will have the skills and know how to add JavaScript within you website.

I am here to help you learn how to create your own websites and ready to answer any questions you may have.

JavaScript is the most in demand skills, and learning how to use JavaScript will help to separate you from the crowd.

Want to know more, what are you waiting for take the first step. Join now to start learning how you too can create DYNAMIC and INTERACTIVE pages with JavaScript today.

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Reviews

Juda

April 19, 2023

Poor course. Seems like improvised lectures, there are a lot of lines commented when explaining other functions, you have to wait until he types and watch him make mistakes typing. He is not cleaning his code and uses random content for arrays, not real or practical examples. There are only explanations and not excercises to practice.

Andrew

October 9, 2020

this guy knows what he is talking about and goes at a slow and good pace for understanding javascript, he doesn't skip parts and explains what each function or piece of javascript syntax does which really helps with notes top lecturer

Lynn

March 24, 2019

Need to update your content for the new Modern JavaScript ES6. For example on your section on Variables you need to now discuss the new variable types available and the reasons to use them like: let, const

Christopher

December 8, 2017

A good grounding in Javascript with practical examples and a little bit of AJAX, JSON and php thrown in.

Brandon

November 12, 2017

Generally, this course covers some most import concepts in javascript. If you already have some experience in programming, it should rapidly improve your understanding in js (saves my time!). But if you have almost no knowledge in programming, you can also follow up this course easily, with some further reading or researching on your own. Anyway, it's an awesome course! The learning route is brief and to the point.

Robert

March 1, 2017

I am using this course to reacquaint myself with the basics I already know about JavaScript, and to gain more facility in preparation for an in-depth course. I look forward to seeing how the rest of the course develops. It has thus far been quite clear and easy to follow. One thing that would improve the course overall is to smooth out transitions in lecture recordings, where sound abruptly comes in, sometimes in the middle of a word. Another more important way would be to smoothly transition learning content from one lesson to another. Rather than working on the same files over and over again, it would help if there were specific instructions to create new files to explore new functionalities.

Tom

September 8, 2016

I liked this course. It is a gentle introduction to JavaScript, but with real-world examples that were useful

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