Javascript concept and algorithms( Intermediate Level)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Presentation of me for those who seek to buy.

Lecture 2: VAR properties and characteristics.

Lecture 3: LET properties and characteristics

Lecture 4: Const type. Properties

Lecture 5: TDZ . Temporal Dead Zone

Lecture 6: Real life example of LET opposed to VAR.

Chapter 2: Function hoisting,arguments, caller , callee, THIS.

Lecture 1: Variable name, function name, argument name. Who has the highest priority?

Lecture 2: Arguments, caller, callee.

Lecture 3: Three ways of redirecting THIS to a function.

Lecture 4: Higher order functions.

Lecture 5: Currying and closures.

Chapter 3: Closure and arrow function.

Lecture 1: Closure.

Lecture 2: Real life application of closure.

Lecture 3: Arrow function sintax

Lecture 4: THIS in an arrow functions

Lecture 5: Application of an arrow function.

Chapter 4: Desctructuring , a new way of setting variables.

Lecture 1: Destructure array

Lecture 2: Destructure object

Lecture 3: Destructure string

Lecture 4: Destructure number, boolean, null and undefined

Lecture 5: Destructure function arguments

Chapter 5: Map and Set : EC6

Lecture 1: Introduction to Map

Lecture 2: Using FOR OF over MAP

Lecture 3: Introduction to SET

Lecture 4: Use case of SET

Chapter 6: Symbol: EC6

Lecture 1: Introduction to Symbol

Lecture 2: Symbol value

Lecture 3: Symbol.for()

Lecture 4: Symbol value as property name

Lecture 5: The Well-Known Symbols

Chapter 7: Iterator and Generator: ES6

Lecture 1: The iteration protocol : the iterable protocol and iterator protocol.

Lecture 2: Creating an iterator

Lecture 3: Generator

Lecture 4: Application of generator

Lecture 5: The method next().

Lecture 6: yield *

Chapter 8: Promise : ES6

Lecture 1: Introduction to Promise

Lecture 2: Promise constructor

Lecture 3: Application of Promise

Lecture 4: The then_able object

Lecture 5: Promise.resolve() and Promise.reject()

Lecture 6: Limits of Promise.resolve() Promise.reject()

Lecture 7: Processing more than one Promise at a time.

Chapter 9: async and await

Lecture 1: async await.

Lecture 2: async await 2nd part

Chapter 10: Reflect and Proxy: from ES6

Lecture 1: Reflect and its methods

Lecture 2: Introduction to Proxy

Lecture 3: Creating private properties with GET Trap

Lecture 4: The SET Trap

Lecture 5: The has and DeleteProperty traps

Lecture 6: How to use a proxy object as prototype

Lecture 7: The defineProperty trap

Lecture 8: The apply Trap

Lecture 9: The constructor Trap

Lecture 10: The Revocable Proxy

Lecture 11: Real-Life Applications

Chapter 11: JSON

Lecture 1: JSON

Chapter 12: ES6 Modules

Lecture 1: Introduction and history

Lecture 2: Let's start with ES6 module system

Lecture 3: How to import

Lecture 4: How to export

Lecture 5: The default export

Lecture 6: What is dynamic reference ? The difference between named and default export.

Lecture 7: How to use ES6 modules in browser environment

Chapter 13: The strict mode

Lecture 1: How to enable the strict mode

Lecture 2: Changes brought by the strict mode

Chapter 14: The Object prototype chain and the prototypal inheritance

Lecture 1: [[Prototype]] or if you like __proto__.

Lecture 2: The prototype property of a constructor

Lecture 3: Real-life applications of the prototype chain

Chapter 15: The Object constructor

Lecture 1: Introduction to the Object constructor

Lecture 2: Object.values(), Object.keys(), Object.entries(), Object.is()

Lecture 3: Object.setPrototypeOf() , Object.assign()

Lecture 4: Object.create() part 1

Lecture 5: Object.create() part 2

Lecture 6: Property Attributes

Lecture 7: Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor()

Lecture 8: How to create properties with costumised attributes.

Lecture 9: Object.preventExtensions()

Lecture 10: Object.seal()

Lecture 11: Object.freeze()

Chapter 16: Accessors and their applications

Lecture 1: Getter and Setter Introduction

Lecture 2: Create accessors using Object.defineProperty()

Lecture 3: Two way data binding using getter and setter.

Chapter 17: Constructor.