Advanced JavaScript Topics

Advanced JavaScript Topics, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 117 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 827 reviews, and has 7000 subscribers.

You will learn about Apply first-class and higher order functions in your coding practices. Explain the different scenarios that affect the value of this. Identify the object to which this is bound. Manipulate this binding to accomplish programing problems. Use prototypes in your coding. Understand and use IIFEs in your code. Define closure and take advantage of it in your code. Apply the namespace and module pattern to your coding projects. Create JSON files. Load and use JSON data in a project. Manipulate properties on JavaScript objects. Apply OOP principles to your JavaScript coding practices. Make use of constructors and Object create for setting up objects and prototypes. Understand and apply the true nature of JavaScript inheritance. Explain functional programming concepts. Apply functional programming techniques to your JavaScript projects. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to increase their JavaScript skills from basic to advanced. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to increase their JavaScript skills from basic to advanced.

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Summary

Title: Advanced JavaScript Topics

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 117

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 117

Number of Published Quizzes: 4

Number of Curriculum Items: 129

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 129

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Apply first-class and higher order functions in your coding practices.
Explain the different scenarios that affect the value of this.
Identify the object to which this is bound.
Manipulate this binding to accomplish programing problems.
Use prototypes in your coding.
Understand and use IIFEs in your code.
Define closure and take advantage of it in your code.
Apply the namespace and module pattern to your coding projects.
Create JSON files.
Load and use JSON data in a project.
Manipulate properties on JavaScript objects.
Apply OOP principles to your JavaScript coding practices.
Make use of constructors and Object create for setting up objects and prototypes.
Understand and apply the true nature of JavaScript inheritance.
Explain functional programming concepts.
Apply functional programming techniques to your JavaScript projects.

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to increase their JavaScript skills from basic to advanced.

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to increase their JavaScript skills from basic to advanced.

Advanced Topics picks up where the Getting Started course ended. You should now have some experience with JavaScript and understand the JavaScript language much better. Therefore, you are ready to learn more of the nuances and important patterns that advanced JavaScript developers know and use.

In Learn Modern JavaScript: Advanced Topics, we explore the more advanced techniques in JavaScript. You learn advanced concepts for objects and functions, the value of ‘this’, the power of functions using closure and IIFEs. You learn about the namespace and module patterns. You learn JSON and how to load a JSON file. You will follow along as we apply OOP concepts to a project. You get very familiar with the prototype, and these are just the main topics covered in this advanced course. A new bonus section helps you get familiar with functional programming concepts in JavaScript.

This course contains 15 sections and one bonus section, over 90 different lectures, over 17 hours of video, 4 quizzes, 9 assignments, 1 large project and several Think Like a Programmer sections with invaluable information for those intent on making JavaScript a career choice or a major part of their lives.

If you want to improve your JavaScript skills, this course is for you!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Where will You Go with JavaScript?

Lecture 3: Tools You Will Need for this Course

Lecture 4: A Word about the Exercise Files

Chapter 2: Think Like a Programmer: Libraries and Frameworks

Lecture 1: Think Like a Programmer: Libraries and Frameworks

Chapter 3: Advanced Concepts for Objects and Functions

Lecture 1: Advanced Concepts for Functions and Objects

Lecture 2: REVIEW: Function Declarations and Function Expressions

Lecture 3: Functions are Objects

Lecture 4: First Class Functions

Lecture 5: Invoking Functions

Lecture 6: Creating JavaScript Objects

Lecture 7: Understanding this

Lecture 8: Examining this with Normal Function Invocation

Lecture 9: Normal Function Invocation Using strict mode

Lecture 10: Examining this with Method Invocation

Lecture 11: Understanding Prototypes

Lecture 12: Understanding the Prototype of Functions

Lecture 13: Using call and apply Function Methods

Lecture 14: Using the bind Function Method

Lecture 15: Invoking Functions as Constructors: The Magic of new

Lecture 16: Constructor Invocation and the Value of this

Lecture 17: Higher Order Functions, Callbacks and the Problem with this

Lecture 18: Arrow Functions

Lecture 19: REVIEW: Invoking Function and this

Chapter 4: Think Like a Programmer: DRY Coding

Lecture 1: Abstraction and DRY Coding

Lecture 2: Abstraction and DRY Coding: Exercise 1

Lecture 3: OPTIONAL: Event Example

Lecture 4: OPTIONAL: Event Example Explained Part 1

Lecture 5: OPTIONAL: Event Example Explained Part 2

Chapter 5: Working with Objects

Lecture 1: Working with Objects Introduction

Lecture 2: Detecting Properties on Objects

Lecture 3: Changing Property Attributes

Lecture 4: Making Objects Immutable

Lecture 5: ES6 Object Features

Lecture 6: Understanding Method Chaining

Lecture 7: ES2020: Optional Chaining

Chapter 6: The Power of Functions

Lecture 1: The Power of Functions Introduction

Lecture 2: Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFEs)

Lecture 3: Review of Scope

Lecture 4: Understanding Closure

Lecture 5: OPTIONAL: Closure Take 2

Chapter 7: Think Like a Programmer: Avoiding Globals

Lecture 1: Avoiding Global Variables

Lecture 2: Using the Namespace Pattern

Chapter 8: The Power of Functions Continued

Chapter 9: Think Like a Programmer: The Module Pattern

Lecture 1: The Module Pattern Part 1

Lecture 2: Optional: Overview of Fill-In-Question Code

Lecture 3: The Module Pattern: Part 2

Lecture 4: The Module Pattern: Part 3

Lecture 5: The Module Pattern: Part 4

Chapter 10: Working with Data: JavaScript Objects and JSON

Lecture 1: Introduction to Working with Data

Lecture 2: JSON Basics

Lecture 3: Creating a JSON File

Lecture 4: Loading a JSON File Using XMLHttpRequest

Lecture 5: Testing on a Server

Lecture 6: Setting Up a Local Server Using Node

Lecture 7: Using Fetch to Load a JSON File

Chapter 11: Using ES Native Modules

Lecture 1: Using ECMAScript Native Modules

Lecture 2: Important Features of Native Modules

Lecture 3: Applying Native Modules

Lecture 4: Bundling Native Modules

Chapter 12: Think Like a Programmer: Approaches to Programming

Lecture 1: Approaches to Programming

Chapter 13: Object Oriented Programming in JavaScript

Lecture 1: Introduction to Object Oriented Programming

Lecture 2: OOP Theory

Lecture 3: Review: Setting the Prototype

Lecture 4: The Constructor Property

Lecture 5: Project: Applying OOP Part 1

Lecture 6: Project: Applying OOP Part 2

Lecture 7: Project: Applying OOP Part 3

Lecture 8: Project: Applying OOP Part 4

Lecture 9: Project: Applying OOP Part 5

Lecture 10: Project: Applying OOP Part 6

Lecture 11: Project: Applying OOP Part 7

Lecture 12: Project: Applying OOP Part 8

Lecture 13: Project: Applying OOP Part 9

Lecture 14: Project: Applying OOP Part 10 – Getters and Setters

Lecture 15: Project: Applying OOP Part 11 – Wrap Up

Lecture 16: Object Oriented Programming: Follow Up Topics

Lecture 17: Enumerating Objects with the for in Loop

Lecture 18: Private Data in Constructors

Instructors

Steven Hancock
Owner All Things JavaScript

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2 stars: 16 votes
3 stars: 62 votes
4 stars: 263 votes
5 stars: 477 votes

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