Learn Modern JavaScript: Getting Started

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: About this Course

Lecture 2: HTML and CSS Primer

Chapter 2: Introducing JavaScript

Lecture 1: Why Learn JavaScript

Lecture 2: JavaScript: A Short History

Lecture 3: Tools of the Trade

Lecture 4: What Makes Good Code?

Chapter 3: Lets Get Started Writing Code

Lecture 1: Writing Your First JavaScript Code

Lecture 2: Working with the JavaScript Console

Lecture 3: Diving into the Console

Lecture 4: JavaScript Coding Conventions

Lecture 5: Exercise 1

Chapter 4: Learn JavaScript Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Understanding Types and Values

Lecture 2: Learning to Manipulate Values

Lecture 3: Working with Variables Part 1

Lecture 4: Working with Variables Part 2

Lecture 5: Declaring Variables Using let

Lecture 6: Creating Constants

Lecture 7: Understanding null and undefined

Lecture 8: Working with Operators

Lecture 9: Understanding Coercion

Lecture 10: Understanding Hoisting

Lecture 11: Introducing Objects

Lecture 12: Working with the Math Object

Lecture 13: Working with the Date Object

Lecture 14: Using Template Strings

Lecture 15: Checking the Start and Ending of a String

Lecture 16: Joint Exercise

Lecture 17: Exercise 2

Lecture 18: Exercise 3

Chapter 5: Using Control Structures

Lecture 1: Introducing Loops and Conditionals

Lecture 2: Working with the if Conditional Part 1

Lecture 3: Working with the if Conditional Part 2

Lecture 4: Using Comparison Operators

Lecture 5: Understanding Truthy and Falsey

Lecture 6: Working with String Methods in Conditionals

Lecture 7: Using else if Statements

Lecture 8: Using the Switch Statement

Lecture 9: Conditional Shorthand: The Ternary Operator

Lecture 10: Exercise 4

Lecture 11: Working with the While Loop

Lecture 12: While Loop Example 2

Lecture 13: Using the For Loop

Lecture 14: For Loop Example 2

Lecture 15: Learning Additional Assignment Operators

Lecture 16: Including the Break Statement

Lecture 17: Understanding DRY Code

Lecture 18: Exercise 5

Lecture 19: Exercise 6

Chapter 6: Working with Arrays

Lecture 1: Understanding and Creating Arrays

Lecture 2: Adding and Removing Array Elements

Lecture 3: Applying Arrays

Lecture 4: Looping Through Arrays

Lecture 5: Working with Sparse Arrays

Lecture 6: Using Array Methods

Lecture 7: Converting a String to an Array

Lecture 8: Using the Splice Method

Lecture 9: Exercise 7

Chapter 7: Incorporating Functions

Lecture 1: Introducing Functions

Lecture 2: Defining Functions

Lecture 3: Understanding Function Declarations and Function Expressions

Lecture 4: Understanding Arguments and Parameters

Lecture 5: Function Example

Lecture 6: Using the Return Statement

Lecture 7: Understanding Scope Part 1

Lecture 8: Understanding Scope Part 2

Lecture 9: Understanding Higher Order Functions

Lecture 10: Using Arrow Functions

Lecture 11: Exercise 8

Lecture 12: Exercise 9

Chapter 8: Using Objects

Lecture 1: Introducing Objects

Lecture 2: Creating User Defined Objects

Lecture 3: Object Example

Lecture 4: Understanding this

Lecture 5: Removing Properties with delete

Lecture 6: Accessing Properties with [ ]

Lecture 7: Understanding How Objects are Passed

Lecture 8: Understanding Prototypal Inheritance

Lecture 9: Defining the Prototype with Object.create

Lecture 10: Using Constructors

Lecture 11: Using the Class Structure

Lecture 12: Exercise 10 Part 1

Lecture 13: Exercise 10 Part 2

Lecture 14: Exercise 10 Part 3

Chapter 9: Manipulating HTML Pages

Lecture 1: Introducing the DOM

Lecture 2: Using Developer Tools to Work with the DOM

Lecture 3: Understanding the Process for Changing the DOM

Lecture 4: Selecting DOM Elements Using Dot Syntax

Lecture 5: Selecting DOM Elements by ID, Tag or Class

Lecture 6: Using Console.dir

Lecture 7: Selecting DOM Elements Using CSS Criteria

Lecture 8: Working with Forms