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Become a Javascript Engineer, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 88 lectures, 16 quizzes, based on 28 reviews, and has 643 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop professional Javascript applications Fix applications bugs Understand advanced topics of Javascript This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to start a new career as developer or People with no previous experience in development or Experienced developers coming from other programming languages It is particularly useful for People who want to start a new career as developer or People with no previous experience in development or Experienced developers coming from other programming languages.

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Summary

Title: Become a Javascript Engineer

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 88

Number of Quizzes: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 88

Number of Published Quizzes: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 104

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 104

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Develop professional Javascript applications
  • Fix applications bugs
  • Understand advanced topics of Javascript

Who Should Attend

  • People who want to start a new career as developer
  • People with no previous experience in development
  • Experienced developers coming from other programming languages

Target Audiences

  • People who want to start a new career as developer
  • People with no previous experience in development
  • Experienced developers coming from other programming languages

Are you looking for becoming a professional web developer and learn the necessary skills to get a highly paying job as a Javascript engineer, but you don’t have anything to start with?

In 2020 will have over 1.4 million jobs available with salaries reaching the mark of 6 figures year for professional developers. It’s a unique opportunity for those who are looking for starting a new career.

In this course you will learn how to program applications and how to think as a professional software engineer in few weeks.

This is the most complete Javascript course on Udemy. This course was designed to teach you how to become a Javascript Engineer from zero skills.

Learn step-by-step from the basic to advanced topics of Javascript. It’s a highly interactive course with several videos, hundred of exercises and code challenges to test your skills.

In the first section of the course you will learn about the history of Javascript and setting up the tools you need to follow the program. The following sections you will dive deep into basic and important concepts of Javascript like data types, operators, statements, functions, arrays, objects and you will take several exercises to test your knowledge. By the middle of the course you will learn several important methods and start with more advanced topics like scopes and prototypes. In the last half of this program you will dive into advanced techniques, develop couple applications, fix bugs and take several challenges.

You need more than a regular programming language course to become a software engineer. Acquiring the right mindset is not a trivial task and requires a lot of time, discipline and investment. I’ve being working for five years with web technologies and developing web applications.

To create this course I’ve studied in one of best programming schools in the world, Hack Reactor, and researched through the best materials available now a days. The professional experience combined with thousand hours of studying and research, allowed me to design a curriculum that helps students with no previous experience in programming to be able to master Javascript and acquire the necessary mindset of a professional software developer.

This is an evolving course and I will constantly update it with new sections and topics. YES, buying this course you will get much more than you are paying for.

Are you ready to become a Javascript engineer?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: The history of Javascript

Lecture 2: Setting up your tools

Chapter 2: Variables & Data Types

Lecture 1: Understanding variables

Lecture 2: Data types overview

Lecture 3: Undefined

Lecture 4: Null

Lecture 5: String

Lecture 6: Boolean

Lecture 7: Number

Chapter 3: Operators

Lecture 1: Arithmetic operators

Lecture 2: Assignmement operators

Lecture 3: Unary operators

Lecture 4: Equality operators

Lecture 5: Relational operators

Lecture 6: Logical operators

Lecture 7: The Comma operator

Lecture 8: Operators precedence

Chapter 4: Statements

Lecture 1: The Control Flow

Lecture 2: if..else statements

Lecture 3: switch..case statements

Lecture 4: The block statement

Lecture 5: The throw statement

Lecture 6: try..catch & finally statements

Chapter 5: Functions

Lecture 1: What are functions

Lecture 2: The return statement

Lecture 3: Parameters vs Arguments

Lecture 4: Anonymous function vs Named function

Lecture 5: Function declaration vs function expression

Lecture 6: IIFE

Chapter 6: Objects

Lecture 1: What are objects

Lecture 2: Creating objects

Lecture 3: Object properties

Lecture 4: Property access

Lecture 5: Object methods

Lecture 6: Deleting properties

Lecture 7: The Array object

Lecture 8: The Date object

Lecture 9: Functions are objects

Lecture 10: Constructor functions

Chapter 7: Loop statements

Lecture 1: while statement

Lecture 2: do..while statement

Lecture 3: for statement

Lecture 4: for..in statement

Chapter 8: Playing with methods

Lecture 1: Array.push

Lecture 2: Array.pop

Lecture 3: Array.shift

Lecture 4: Array.unshift

Lecture 5: Array.reverse

Lecture 6: Array.isArray

Lecture 7: Array.slice

Lecture 8: Array.concat

Lecture 9: Array.join

Lecture 10: String.slice

Lecture 11: String.substr

Lecture 12: String.split

Lecture 13: String.indexOf

Lecture 14: String.concat

Lecture 15: String.toLowerCase & String.toUpperCase

Lecture 16: String.fromCharCode

Lecture 17: String.charCodeAt

Lecture 18: String.charAt

Lecture 19: Object.keys

Lecture 20: Object.hasOwnProperty

Lecture 21: Number.isNaN

Lecture 22: Number.parseFloat

Lecture 23: Number.parseInt

Lecture 24: Math.random

Lecture 25: Math.min & Math.max

Lecture 26: Math.round

Lecture 27: Math.ceil

Lecture 28: Math.floor

Lecture 29: Math.sqrt

Lecture 30: Math.pow

Lecture 31: Math.abs

Lecture 32: Date methods

Chapter 9: Scopes

Lecture 1: What is a scope

Lecture 2: Lexical scope

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