Become a JavaScript developer – Learn (React, Node,Angular)

Become a JavaScript developer – Learn (React, Node,Angular), available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.25, with 200 lectures, based on 240 reviews, and has 9308 subscribers.

You will learn about Build application structure with HTML Apply CSS to application Create interaction with JavaScript Create and use variables Create and use Arrays Create and use Functions Create and use conditional statements Use npm to install packages Use various npm commands Create nodejs application Create an app with express application generator Understand Routing Understand and use FS Module Start and stop node server Deploy node app to web via Heroku Create angular components Use external templates with angular Create angular service Create animations Create a chat app with angular and Firebase Create a React app This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn how to code or Beginners to JavaScript Development or Beginners to React or Beginners to Node or Beginners to React It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn how to code or Beginners to JavaScript Development or Beginners to React or Beginners to Node or Beginners to React.

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Summary

Title: Become a JavaScript developer – Learn (React, Node,Angular)

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.25

Number of Lectures: 200

Number of Published Lectures: 198

Number of Curriculum Items: 200

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 198

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build application structure with HTML
Apply CSS to application
Create interaction with JavaScript
Create and use variables
Create and use Arrays
Create and use Functions
Create and use conditional statements
Use npm to install packages
Use various npm commands
Create nodejs application
Create an app with express application generator
Understand Routing
Understand and use FS Module
Start and stop node server
Deploy node app to web via Heroku
Create angular components
Use external templates with angular
Create angular service
Create animations
Create a chat app with angular and Firebase
Create a React app

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn how to code
Beginners to JavaScript Development
Beginners to React
Beginners to Node
Beginners to React

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn how to code
Beginners to JavaScript Development
Beginners to React
Beginners to Node
Beginners to React

JavaScript is the most popular scripting language in the world. It is responsible for the interactivity like games, online forms or surveys and other activities user’s can engage with on a website. Most dynamic if not all website contains some element of JavaScript.

JavaScript programming language drives millions of interactive web sites, powers fast web servers and can even be used to build desktop and mobile applications.

Node.js is a very powerful JavaScript-based framework/platform built on Google Chrome’s JavaScript V8 Engine.
It is used to develop web and mobile applications.. Node.js is open source, completely free, and used by thousands of developers around the world. Node was built with JavaScript so it helps if you have some understanding of how JavaScript actually works.

Node is quite popular and used by some big companies like eBay, General Electric, GoDaddy, Microsoft, PayPal, Uber, and Yahoo! just to name a few.�

What You Will Learn Include:

Synchronous and Asynchronous
Creating your first Nodejs App
Modules and Packages
Creating and App with Express Generator
Package.json File
Using Template engines with Express
How to start Node. js server
How to stop Node.js Server
How routing works
Cloning Routing functions

AngularJS is one of the most popular JavaScript framework available today for creating web applications. This course provides you the skills needed to create dynamic web application using angular.js.�

Firebase is database service that is used to provide backend functionality for applications big and small.
In this course we will be building a real time chat app with Angular 4 using firebase as a backend database server. Angular allows your application to have an expanded HTML library. Learn to add behaviour to your HTML and speed up your application’s responsiveness.

What You will learn:

How to setup a development environment�
How to create a new project in angular 4
How to generate components
How to nest components
How to use basic templates
How to use interpolation with your templates
How to define external HTML templates
How to use *ngFor directives to display objects of an array
How to use conditional statements with your templates
How to interact with components
How to data bind
How to connect to firebase from your app
How to store and work with objects in firebase
How to save data to the firebase database
How to use firebase authentication.

React.js is a an open-source JavaScript library for creating user interfaces .React adopts a component based approach in developing applications.

Every react app can considered a component or a collection of components which can be re-usable.

What you will learn includes:

Setting up a local react development environment
Accessing React Library via CDN
Using Creating a React App tool to create new react projects
Accessing Reaact from JSBIN
Creating React Components
Creating React Components in ES6
Converting React functions to ES6 Class
Using JSX
Embedding JSX as expressions
Using props
Using State
Component life cycle
Create a React project (Static tweet component)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Some JavaScript Frameworks

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is JavaScript

Lecture 3: What is React.JS

Lecture 4: What is Angular.js

Lecture 5: What is Node.js

Lecture 6: What is Express.js

Chapter 2: introduction to HTML

Lecture 1: What is HTML

Lecture 2: Text Editiors

Lecture 3: Planning a website build

Lecture 4: Choosing assets

Lecture 5: Creating folder structure

Lecture 6: Anatomy of HTML Element

Lecture 7: Creating HTML Document Structure – Part 1

Lecture 8: Creating HTML Document -Part 2

Lecture 9: Creating HTML Document Structure – Part 3

Lecture 10: The source code

Lecture 11: HTML Attriutes

Lecture 12: Marking Up Text

Lecture 13: Creating Links

Lecture 14: Adding comments

Chapter 3: Introduction to CSS

Lecture 1: What is CSS

Lecture 2: Ways of applying CSS

Lecture 3: Adding style to multiple properties

Lecture 4: Styling multiple elements

Lecture 5: How to modify CSS

Lecture 6: CSS Selectors

Lecture 7: CSS Comments

Lecture 8: CSS Box Model

Lecture 9: CSS Margin and Padding

Lecture 10: Changing background color

Lecture 11: Using CSS Border Property

Lecture 12: Positioning and Styling

Lecture 13: Using CSS Dislay Property

Lecture 14: CSS Font property

Lecture 15: Using Google fonts

Chapter 4: JavaScript Basics

Lecture 1: JavaScript Syntax

Lecture 2: Ways to apply JavaScript to a web page

Lecture 3: JavaScript Variables

Lecture 4: Variable naming convention

Lecture 5: Data Types

Lecture 6: Using Operators

Lecture 7: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 8: Assignment operators

Lecture 9: Operator precedence

Lecture 10: String operators

Lecture 11: Comparison operators

Lecture 12: Logical operators

Lecture 13: Arrays

Lecture 14: Conditional Statements

Lecture 15: Functions

Lecture 16: Code comments

Chapter 5: Getting Started with Node.js

Lecture 1: Installing Node.js

Lecture 2: Npm

Lecture 3: Installing sublimetext editor

Lecture 4: NPM Commands

Lecture 5: Global Objects

Lecture 6: Asynchronous vs Synchronous

Lecture 7: Asynchronous vs Synchronous EventListeners

Lecture 8: Event and Emitters

Lecture 9: Example Event Emiter

Lecture 10: Callbacks

Lecture 11: Components of Node.js Application

Lecture 12: Creating your first Node.js Application

Lecture 13: Modules and Packages

Lecture 14: Installing and using third-party packages

Chapter 6: Using Express.js

Lecture 1: Installing Express.js

Lecture 2: Creating a simple express app

Lecture 3: Express application generator

Lecture 4: Creating an App with Express Generator

Lecture 5: Package.json

Lecture 6: Understanding apps.js

Lecture 7: Editing dependencies

Lecture 8: Using Templates engines with Express

Lecture 9: Starting nodes server

Lecture 10: Stopping the nodes server

Lecture 11: What is Routing

Lecture 12: How routing works

Lecture 13: Cloning Routing Functions

Chapter 7: Using the FS Module

Lecture 1: What is the FS Module

Lecture 2: Reading files

Lecture 3: Listing files

Lecture 4: Writing files

Lecture 5: Appending files

Lecture 6: Creating directories

Lecture 7: Renaming directories

Lecture 8: Deleting files

Lecture 9: What are streams

Lecture 10: Reading from streams

Lecture 11: Piping Streams

Lecture 12: Writing to Streams

Chapter 8: Project: Creating a Node.js Chat Application

Lecture 1: Creating a package .json file

Lecture 2: Installing web framework

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4 stars: 79 votes
5 stars: 78 votes

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