Advanced Theoretical JavaScript: Learn Advanced JS Concepts

Advanced Theoretical JavaScript: Learn Advanced JS Concepts, available at $34.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 24 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 37 subscribers.

You will learn about JavaScript Fundamentals ECMAScript Standard Advanced theoretical JS concepts What is event loop and how it works Callstack and queues Tricky interview questions for task and microtask queues This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to learn about advanced JS concept or Intermediate JS developers who want to dive deep It is particularly useful for People who want to learn about advanced JS concept or Intermediate JS developers who want to dive deep.

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Title: Advanced Theoretical JavaScript: Learn Advanced JS Concepts

Price: $34.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

JavaScript Fundamentals
ECMAScript Standard
Advanced theoretical JS concepts
What is event loop and how it works
Callstack and queues
Tricky interview questions for task and microtask queues

Who Should Attend

People who want to learn about advanced JS concept
Intermediate JS developers who want to dive deep

Target Audiences

People who want to learn about advanced JS concept
Intermediate JS developers who want to dive deep

JavaScript is a very popular language now. And in today’s world, if you want to stand out from everyone who’s learning web development, you have to be the best.

Having a core, solid understanding of JavaScript would enable you to become a much better developer and you’ll be friendly working with JavaScript.

This course aims to cover theoretical parts of JavaScript (there’s another course for advanced practical JavaScript, so make sure to check that out after this one) where we would go over things that power JavaScript but aren’t really things which you’ll usually interact on with day-to-day basis.

We would be covering a lot of fun things, including but not limited to:

Event Loop
DOM
ECMAScript standard
Microtask queue
Task queue
rAF queue

And more! This course is regularly updated to include more advanced things I discover and could condense into a sizable chunk of knowledge, so stay tuned!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Start

Lecture 2: Is this course for you?

Chapter 2: ECMAScript

Lecture 1: What is ECMAScript?

Lecture 2: ECMAScript Standards

Lecture 3: Support for ECMAScript Standards

Chapter 3: DOM Overview

Lecture 1: Introduction to DOM

Lecture 2: DOM APIs

Chapter 4: JS Runtimes

Lecture 1: What is a Runtime?

Lecture 2: What is Runtime engine?

Lecture 3: Node as a runtime engine

Lecture 4: NativeScript as a runtime

Lecture 5: Electron as a runtime

Chapter 5: V8 Engine

Lecture 1: V8 Introduction

Lecture 2: JIT Compilation in JavaScript

Chapter 6: Event Loop

Lecture 1: Introduction to event loop

Lecture 2: Callstack

Lecture 3: Internal Web API section

Lecture 4: Task queue

Lecture 5: Understanding task queue

Lecture 6: requestAnimationFrame queue

Lecture 7: Introduction to microtask queue

Lecture 8: Interview question on queues

Lecture 9: Another interview question on queues

Lecture 10: One more interview question on queue

Instructors

Mehul Mohan
Knack of programming and hacking things

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