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JavaScript for Coders: Learn OOP in JavaScript, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.45, with 55 lectures, based on 87 reviews, and has 558 subscribers.

You will learn about Master Professional JavaScript Learn to look under the hood and build better apps Master Concepts such as Inheritance, Encapsulation and Polymorphism using live examples Become a better JavaScript Developer This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to learn and master advance JavaScript should take this course It is particularly useful for Students who want to learn and master advance JavaScript should take this course.

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Title: JavaScript for Coders: Learn OOP in JavaScript

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.45

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $29.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Master Professional JavaScript
  • Learn to look under the hood and build better apps
  • Master Concepts such as Inheritance, Encapsulation and Polymorphism using live examples
  • Become a better JavaScript Developer

Who Should Attend

  • Students who want to learn and master advance JavaScript should take this course

Target Audiences

  • Students who want to learn and master advance JavaScript should take this course

Do you love coding in JavaScript, but are struggling to master advance JavaScript concepts? Also, does creating sound design pattern for your apps seem a little difficult? Shouldn’t there be a better way for writing codes where a little code can perform a herculean task? There is! It’s object-oriented JavaScript.

JavaScript works well with OOP (object-oriented programming) because of three major techniques that simplify coding for developers – Inheritance, Polymorphism and Encapsulation.

 Object-oriented programming also allows developers to contain pieces of codes that can be encapsulated within an object, which can then be called numerous times in the application without having to write the code again. Another benefit of OOP JavaScript is prototype-based inheritance, compared to classes based, which allows an object to directly inherit from another object.

You will learn how to maximize your code using OOP and JavaScript, as well as so much more in this comprehensive course.

In our object-oriented JavaScript course, you will learn how to perfectly blend the practicality of object-oriented programming with the functionality of JavaScript to write codes that are clean, concise and perform exactly the way you want them to.

The course will begin with a quick refresher on JavaScript and its basic fundamentals, with an emphasis on important concepts such as closures and prototypes. It will then progress to understanding object-oriented programming principles and how they can be integrated with JavaScript. You will also learn OOP concepts such as encapsulation, inheritance, etc. and how they can be used to enhance your JavaScript codes.

The tutorial will also include how OOP and JavaScript will perform in browsers with reference to Document Object Model (DOM) and Browser Object Model (BOM). The course comes packed with many coding examples, which the learners are definitely encouraged to try on their own.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Object-oriented programming

Lecture 1: Object-oriented programming concepts Part A

Lecture 2: Object-oriented programming concepts Part B

Chapter 3: Primitive data types

Lecture 1: What you need to remember

Lecture 2: The "NUMBER" DATA Type

Lecture 3: STRINGS

Lecture 4: BOOLEANS

Lecture 5: ARRAYS Part A

Lecture 6: ARRAYS Part B

Lecture 7: The switch statement Part A

Lecture 8: The switch statement Part B

Chapter 4: Functions

Lecture 1: The heart of JavaScript

Lecture 2: Well-known functions: ParseFloat

Lecture 3: Variable scope

Lecture 4: Functioms are variables Part A

Lecture 5: Functioms are variables Part B

Chapter 5: Objects

Lecture 1: Connecting the dots

Lecture 2: Object constructors

Lecture 3: Which object belongs to which constructor

Lecture 4: JavaScript built-in objects

Lecture 5: Functions are also objects

Lecture 6: The call() method applied usage

Lecture 7: The Boolean wrapper

Lecture 8: The string() function

Lecture 9: The Math global object

Lecture 10: Introduction to Regular Expressions Part A

Lecture 11: Introduction to Regular Expressions Part B

Chapter 6: Prototype

Lecture 1: The prototype Part A

Lecture 2: The prototype Part B

Lecture 3: Limitations of object enumeration Part A

Lecture 4: Limitations of object enumeration Part B

Chapter 7: Inheritance

Lecture 1: The javaScript way

Lecture 2: Climbing the prototype chain Part A

Lecture 3: Climbing the prototype chain Part B

Lecture 4: Calling parent class methods

Lecture 5: Inheriting from object literals Part A

Lecture 6: Inheriting from object literals Part B

Lecture 7: Using both type of inheritance together

Chapter 8: The Browser Environment

Lecture 1: JavaScript in action

Lecture 2: The navigator object

Lecture 3: The history object

Lecture 4: The screen object

Lecture 5: Scheduled execution

Lecture 6: DOM nodes

Lecture 7: Navigating from a given node

Lecture 8: Event handling

Lecture 9: AJAX flagship: the XMLHttpRequest object

Chapter 9: Design Patterns

Lecture 1: Best coding practices and JavaScript Desin Patterns

Lecture 2: Using namespaces

Lecture 3: Method chaining

Lecture 4: Design patterns: the singleton Part A

Lecture 5: Design patterns: the singleton Part B

Lecture 6: Design patterns: the decorator

Chapter 10: summary

Lecture 1: summary

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture: More Interesting Stuff, Offers and Discounts

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