A Beginners Guide to Advanced JavaScript & ES6 – ES2017

A Beginners Guide to Advanced JavaScript & ES6 – ES2017, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.47, with 72 lectures, based on 1656 reviews, and has 5096 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand complex aspects of JavaScript Know and Use ES2015 (ES6), ES2016, and ES2017 Impress interviewers with your JavaScript knowledge Know what ECMAScript Is Teach others developers advanced JavaScript This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to get better at JavaScript and finally understand the tougher topics! or Anyone who has struggled to understand 'this', 'new', and arrow functions or Anyone who wants to learn ES2015, ES2016, and ES2017 It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to get better at JavaScript and finally understand the tougher topics! or Anyone who has struggled to understand 'this', 'new', and arrow functions or Anyone who wants to learn ES2015, ES2016, and ES2017.

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Summary

Title: A Beginners Guide to Advanced JavaScript & ES6 – ES2017

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.47

Number of Lectures: 72

Number of Published Lectures: 72

Number of Curriculum Items: 72

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand complex aspects of JavaScript
Know and Use ES2015 (ES6), ES2016, and ES2017
Impress interviewers with your JavaScript knowledge
Know what ECMAScript Is
Teach others developers advanced JavaScript

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to get better at JavaScript and finally understand the tougher topics!
Anyone who has struggled to understand 'this', 'new', and arrow functions
Anyone who wants to learn ES2015, ES2016, and ES2017

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to get better at JavaScript and finally understand the tougher topics!
Anyone who has struggled to understand 'this', 'new', and arrow functions
Anyone who wants to learn ES2015, ES2016, and ES2017

Are you ready to finally understand JavaScript?

Do any of these words confuse you: recursion, scope, hoisting, the keyword this, or ES6?

JavaScript is the worlds most popular language and if you want to be hired as a JavaScript Developer, these are concepts you have to know and understand.�

As a self-taught developer myself, I know first hand just how difficult it can be to learn to code online. I break down every concept in an easy to understand way so you walk away completely understanding each topic.�

The problem with every course I find is that they’re either a video course or a text based course. Video lectures are great for learning concepts, but can be difficult to skim through later when you’re trying to remember what you learned. Because of this, this course includes video lectures AND written articles. Nearly every video is accompanied with a written article so you can reinforce your learning, and have an easy way to skim through and study the tougher concepts.

This Course Covers:

The latest and greatest in JavaScript:
- ES 2015 (ES6), ES 2016, and ES 2017
The keyword ‘this’ and how it works
The ‘new’ keyword
== vs ===
Operators and Operator Precedence
Scopes
Var, let, and const
Recursion
Closures
Callbacks
And much, much more!

Best of all, this course is constantly updated with new material! I upload new walkthroughs each month so you can stay on top of the latest and greatest in JavaScript!

Lastly, I want you to succeed in this course. I’m available every step of the way if you run into problems or questions! The student Q&A section of the course makes it really easy for me to answer your questions and provide deeper knowledge as issues come up.�

What are you waiting for? Take your JavaScript knowledge to the next level and sign up for this course today!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Overview and Introduction

Lecture 1: Setting up your workspace

Lecture 2: Where to get help

Lecture 3: Welcome

Chapter 2: JavaScript Data Types, Operators, and Quirks

Lecture 1: JavaScript Data Types (video)

Lecture 2: JavaScript Data Types (article)

Lecture 3: Type Coercion (video)

Lecture 4: Type Coercion (article)

Lecture 5: == vs === (video)

Lecture 6: == vs === (article)

Lecture 7: Falsy Values (video)

Lecture 8: Falsy Values (article)

Lecture 9: Null vs Undefined (video)

Lecture 10: Null vs Undefined (article)

Lecture 11: Operators (video)

Lecture 12: Operator Precedence (video)

Lecture 13: Logical AND, OR, NOT (video)

Lecture 14: Logical AND, OR, NOT (article)

Lecture 15: Short Circuit Evaluation (video)

Lecture 16: Short Circuit Evaluation (article)

Lecture 17: Functions, invocation, return (video)

Lecture 18: Functions, invocation, return (article)

Lecture 19: WTF JS? 8 Funky Equations (video)

Lecture 20: WTF JS? 8 Funky Equations (article)

Chapter 3: JavaScript Scope and Execution

Lecture 1: What is scope? (video)

Lecture 2: What is Scope? (article)

Lecture 3: Automatic Global Scope (video)

Lecture 4: Variable Hoisting (video)

Lecture 5: Variable Hoisting (article)

Lecture 6: Let & Const (video)

Lecture 7: Let & Const (article)

Chapter 4: this, new, prototypes, and arrow functions

Lecture 1: The Keyword 'this' (video)

Lecture 2: The Global Object

Lecture 3: Declared Object

Lecture 4: The 'new' keyword – part 1

Lecture 5: The 'new' Keyword – part 2

Lecture 6: Prototypes

Lecture 7: The 'new' Keyword & Prototypes (article)

Lecture 8: Call, Bind, Apply (video)

Lecture 9: Arrow Functions (video)

Lecture 10: Arrow Functions (article)

Lecture 11: The Keyword 'this' Massive Recap (article)

Chapter 5: Tougher Concepts

Lecture 1: Recursion (video)

Lecture 2: Recursion (article)

Lecture 3: Closures (video)

Lecture 4: Closures (article)

Lecture 5: IIFE (video)

Lecture 6: IIFE (article)

Lecture 7: Callbacks (video)

Lecture 8: Callbacks (article)

Lecture 9: Promises (video)

Lecture 10: Promises (article)

Chapter 6: What is ECMAScript?

Lecture 1: Introduction to ES (video)

Lecture 2: Introduction to ES (article)

Chapter 7: ES 2015

Lecture 1: Concepts Already Covered in this Course

Lecture 2: Default Parameters

Lecture 3: Spread and Rest Paramaters

Lecture 4: Template Literals

Lecture 5: Array.keys, values, and entries

Lecture 6: Object Property Shorthand

Lecture 7: Object Method Properties

Lecture 8: Destructuring – Array Matching

Chapter 8: ES 2016

Lecture 1: Array Includes

Lecture 2: Exponentiation Operator

Chapter 9: ES 2017

Lecture 1: Object.keys, values, entries (video)

Lecture 2: Object.keys, values, entries (article)

Lecture 3: String Padding (video)

Lecture 4: String Padding (article)

Lecture 5: Trailing Commas (video)

Lecture 6: Trailing Commas (article)

Lecture 7: Async/Await (video)

Lecture 8: Async/Await (article)

Chapter 10: Bonus Articles

Lecture 1: Regular Expressions in JavaScript (article)

Instructors

Brandon Morelli
Full Stack Web Developer

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1 stars: 8 votes
2 stars: 18 votes
3 stars: 120 votes
4 stars: 660 votes
5 stars: 850 votes

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