Mighty JavaScript (Advanced)

Mighty JavaScript (Advanced), available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 42 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 133 reviews, and has 15132 subscribers.

You will learn about In-depth understanding and advanced usage of JavaScript's numerical data types ( Numbers) An in-depth look at variables, memory An in-depth look at Object Oriented Programming Boolean Short circuit evaluation What you don't know about closures. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone preparing for an in-depth JavaScript technical interview. or Anyone with a basic understanding of JavaScript that wants to take it to the next level It is particularly useful for Anyone preparing for an in-depth JavaScript technical interview. or Anyone with a basic understanding of JavaScript that wants to take it to the next level.

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Summary

Title: Mighty JavaScript (Advanced)

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 42

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

In-depth understanding and advanced usage of JavaScript's numerical data types ( Numbers)
An in-depth look at variables, memory
An in-depth look at Object Oriented Programming
Boolean Short circuit evaluation
What you don't know about closures.

Who Should Attend

Anyone preparing for an in-depth JavaScript technical interview.
Anyone with a basic understanding of JavaScript that wants to take it to the next level

Target Audiences

Anyone preparing for an in-depth JavaScript technical interview.
Anyone with a basic understanding of JavaScript that wants to take it to the next level

Welcome to the Mighty JavaScript Journey.

This course is designed to take you a step from being an intermediate JavaScript develop to being an effective JavaScript programmer who knows why’s and how of what’s happening behind the scenes.

JavaScript is used by world’s largest companies to accomplish all kind of task and I’m going to help you understand this language in a an easy way.

This course is completely different than an other course on JavaScript, it incorporates details which might seem minute but has a lot running behind the scenes. We’ll see why 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 is not equal to 0.3 by using absolute, relative tolerance technique. We’ll go over the memory management of JavaScript and look at examples which is going to deepen your understanding. We’ll go over OOP in great detail.

I’m not here to teach you the basics of JavaScript or what coercion is all about there are ton’s of great courses out there with those materials. In this course we’ll cover the topics that most of the courses don’t cover and exercise our brain with few algorithm implementations of our own. We’ll cover small topics in great detail making you understand the in’s and out’s of why its happening and it’s going to give you “ah ah” moments, and these “ah ah” moments is going to set you apart from other developers.

The course is going to be short sweet you wont find me rambling a lot we’ll get straight to the topic.

We will cover a lot of topics in this course! Including:
Memory Managementsuch as garbage collection, reference counting algorithm, circular reference, memory leaks, mark and sweep algorithm.

Boolean Short Circuit Evaluation,

Numbers– This topic is going to cover your own implementation of getSizeOf method, your custom base algorithm , absolute & relative tolerance.

OOP– We’ll cover Prototype Chain, __proto_ and much more.

What you don’t know about closures!

Looking forward to seeing you inside the course.

* course image taken from Vecteezy

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: JavaScript Memory Management

Lecture 1: Memory Allocation

Lecture 2: Memory Allocations in code

Lecture 3: (Naive) Garbage Collection Algorithm :- Reference Counting

Lecture 4: Reference counting in code

Lecture 5: Circular References

Lecture 6: Mark and Sweep Algorithm

Lecture 7: MDN documentation of memory management

Chapter 2: Numbers

Lecture 1: Numbers – Number Function and Number constructor

Lecture 2: Numbers – Number Function and Number constructor Coding

Lecture 3: getSizeOf Method walk through (Optional)

Lecture 4: Our very own getSizeOf Method

Lecture 5: sizeof npm module

Lecture 6: Our very own algorithm for base conversion

Lecture 7: Our very own algorithm for base conversion part 2

Lecture 8: Our very own algorithm for base conversion part 3 (Optional)

Lecture 9: Absolute Tolerance

Lecture 10: Relative Tolerance

Lecture 11: Combing Relative and Absolute Tolerances

Lecture 12: Floating point approximation

Lecture 13: Combing Relative and Absolute Tolerances

Lecture 14: Absolute Tolerance

Lecture 15: getSizeOf Method walk through (Optional)

Lecture 16: Our very own getSizeOf Method

Lecture 17: sizeof npm module

Lecture 18: Our very own algorithm for base conversion part 2

Lecture 19: Our very own algorithm for base conversion

Lecture 20: Our very own algorithm for base conversion part 3 (Optional)

Lecture 21: Relative Tolerance

Chapter 3: Boolean Short Circuit evaluation

Lecture 1: note

Lecture 2: Short Circuit Evaluation

Lecture 3: Short Circuit Evaluation Example

Chapter 4: Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 1: Object Oriented Programming Introduction

Lecture 2: Encapsulation

Lecture 3: Problem with Multiple object creation

Lecture 4: Mispronunciation in the next video

Lecture 5: Prototypal Inheritance and How the "new" keyword is implemented

Lecture 6: Prototype with New keyword

Lecture 7: Review of new keyword and what happens when you forget new keyword

Lecture 8: Syntactic Sugar – Class

Lecture 9: Subclasses

Chapter 5: What you don't know about Closures

Lecture 1: Closures – [[Scope]]

Lecture 2: Closures – Memory references ( Intermediary object )

Instructors

BadCipher .
Self taught JavaScript programmer

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2 stars: 9 votes
3 stars: 26 votes
4 stars: 51 votes
5 stars: 38 votes

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