WebDev: Cool Parts with HTML5, JavaScript ES6 & CryptoJS

WebDev: Cool Parts with HTML5, JavaScript ES6 & CryptoJS, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4, with 52 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 91 subscribers.

You will learn about Turn JSON into C# classes with Visual Studio 2015 Student will work with CryptoJS from Google Develop WebSocket Client and Server Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript with Inheritance ES6 – Classes, Objects, Methods, Setters & Getters Work with localStorate & sessionStorage Work with WebRTC – Real-Time Communication WebCam Streaming to Web Page Use of SpiderMonkey js Command ES6 – Computed Property Names Goes to Zero Operator –> Cryptography AES encrypt / decrypt Computing MD5 Hash Two C# Projects Work with IIS & hosts file JSON ECMAScript 6: String Interpolation ECMAScript 6: Arrow Functions => ECMAScript 6: Extended Parameter Handling ECMAScript 6: Destructuring Assignments & Poperty Shorthand Generators & Iterators ( Functions ) This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to take his / hers WEB DEVELOPMENT skills to the next level. or Someone with basic exposure to programming. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to take his / hers WEB DEVELOPMENT skills to the next level. or Someone with basic exposure to programming.

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Summary

Title: WebDev: Cool Parts with HTML5, JavaScript ES6 & CryptoJS

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 52

Number of Published Lectures: 52

Number of Curriculum Items: 52

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Turn JSON into C# classes with Visual Studio 2015
Student will work with CryptoJS from Google
Develop WebSocket Client and Server
Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript with Inheritance
ES6 – Classes, Objects, Methods, Setters & Getters
Work with localStorate & sessionStorage
Work with WebRTC – Real-Time Communication
WebCam Streaming to Web Page
Use of SpiderMonkey js Command
ES6 – Computed Property Names
Goes to Zero Operator –>
Cryptography AES encrypt / decrypt
Computing MD5 Hash
Two C# Projects
Work with IIS & hosts file
JSON
ECMAScript 6: String Interpolation
ECMAScript 6: Arrow Functions =>
ECMAScript 6: Extended Parameter Handling
ECMAScript 6: Destructuring Assignments & Poperty Shorthand
Generators & Iterators ( Functions )

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to take his / hers WEB DEVELOPMENT skills to the next level.
Someone with basic exposure to programming.

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to take his / hers WEB DEVELOPMENT skills to the next level.
Someone with basic exposure to programming.

In this course you will explore the
newest improvements that have been added to web developer’s toolkit.
Topics will cover:

Storage API – allows you to store an entire website on your browser for offline browsing
WebWorkers – give background process that allows the main website window to stay responsive even when completing a long running task
WebSocket-used to build a real-time communication system that runs on JavaScript and C#
SpiderMonkey js Command-allows running JavaScript on desktops without browsers
ECMAScript 6 Features added to
JavaScript to make it more powerful with such features as objected oriented programming using the “class” keyword
Cryptography used to encode and decode secret messages

You will develop two C# programs to
work with these new features and a basic website project to work with
JavaScript and HTML5. You will not find such diversity of code
examples anywhere on udemy. This course will teach how not to be
locked in into a single technology mindset.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Let's Get Ready

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Install SpiderMonkey JavaScript Shell ( js command )

Lecture 3: Download & Install Development Tools

Lecture 4: Edit Host File

Lecture 5: Setup & Test Web Server – IIS

Chapter 2: Backend & Utils

Lecture 1: JavaScript String Class Extention

Lecture 2: Download & Install CryptoJS

Lecture 3: Create students.json file

Lecture 4: BackendOps ( C# ) – part 1

Lecture 5: BackendOps ( C# ) – part 2

Lecture 6: Backend.js – part 1

Lecture 7: Adding Html Code Snippet

Lecture 8: web.config setup

Lecture 9: Root index.html & Css

Chapter 3: HTML5 Features

Lecture 1: Storage API – part 1

Lecture 2: Storage API – part 2

Lecture 3: Storage API – part 3

Lecture 4: Storage API – part 4

Lecture 5: WebWorkers – part 1

Lecture 6: WebWorkers – part 2

Lecture 7: WebWorkers – part 3

Lecture 8: WebSocket Client: JavaScript – part 1

Lecture 9: WebSocket Client: JavaScript – part 2

Lecture 10: WebSocket Server: C# – part 1

Lecture 11: WebSocket Server: C# – part 2

Lecture 12: WebSocket Server: C# – part 3

Lecture 13: WebSocket Server: C# – part 4

Lecture 14: WebSocket Server: C# – part 5

Lecture 15: WebSocket Server: C# – part 6

Lecture 16: WebRTC – Real-Time Communications – part 1

Lecture 17: WebRTC – Real-Time Communications – part 2

Chapter 4: ECMAScript 6 Features

Lecture 1: Scoping: var vs. let vs. const -part 1

Lecture 2: Scoping: var vs. let vs. const -part 2

Lecture 3: Extended Parameter Handling

Lecture 4: Template Strings

Lecture 5: Arrow Functions =>

Lecture 6: Destructuring Assignments & Poperty Shorthand – part 1

Lecture 7: Destructuring Assignments & Poperty Shorthand – part 2

Lecture 8: Destructuring Assignments & Poperty Shorthand – part 3

Lecture 9: Generators & Iterators

Lecture 10: Generators & Iterators – Random Strings

Lecture 11: Solution

Lecture 12: Miscellaneous but Cool Features – part 1

Lecture 13: Miscellaneous but Cool Features – part 2

Lecture 14: OOP – part 1

Lecture 15: OOP – part 2

Lecture 16: OOP – part 3

Chapter 5: Console App

Lecture 1: Part 1

Lecture 2: Part 2

Lecture 3: Part 3

Lecture 4: DemoTools

Chapter 6: The End

Lecture 1: Summary

Instructors

Ireneusz Erik Owsiak
Ideam Hominis

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