JavaScript Projects for JavaScript Beginners

JavaScript Projects for JavaScript Beginners, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.78, with 77 lectures, 4 quizzes, based on 969 reviews, and has 8662 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn How to Make Interactive Web Pages Learn JavaScript Syntax Learn How to Manipulate the DOM with JavaScript Learn How to Build a Todo App and a Matching Card Game This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Wanting to Learn JavaScript Syntax or Beginner Looking to Apply JavaScript to a Webpage or Beginner Wanting to Build Portfolio Projects It is particularly useful for Beginner Wanting to Learn JavaScript Syntax or Beginner Looking to Apply JavaScript to a Webpage or Beginner Wanting to Build Portfolio Projects.

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Summary

Title: JavaScript Projects for JavaScript Beginners

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.78

Number of Lectures: 77

Number of Quizzes: 4

Number of Published Lectures: 76

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 81

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn How to Make Interactive Web Pages
Learn JavaScript Syntax
Learn How to Manipulate the DOM with JavaScript
Learn How to Build a Todo App and a Matching Card Game

Who Should Attend

Beginner Wanting to Learn JavaScript Syntax
Beginner Looking to Apply JavaScript to a Webpage
Beginner Wanting to Build Portfolio Projects

Target Audiences

Beginner Wanting to Learn JavaScript Syntax
Beginner Looking to Apply JavaScript to a Webpage
Beginner Wanting to Build Portfolio Projects

Hi, I am a Front End Engineer and a Udemy Instructor with over 15,000 students and 5000+ 5 Star Reviews!

If you are looking to build interactive web pages with JavaScript then I have released a course just for you 🙂

Learn DOM methods and properties to use JavaScript to make your web page interactive.�

On top of that this course will have two projects to get started with and many more on the way!

This isn’t the only course you should ever take on learning to create interactive web pages with JavaScript but it should be your first!

JavaScript has become an essential web technology along with HTML and CSS, as most browsers implement JavaScript. Thus, You must learn JavaScript if you want to get into web development, and you must learn it well if you’re planning on being a front-end developer or on using JavaScript for backend development.

What makes JavaScript important?

Here are five reasons:

It’s everywhere. It’s seen adoption from large companies (think: LinkedIn, Google, Netflix) that not only decided to use JavaScript, but to rewrite their entire applications using it. This isn’t a tiny investment. It displays a great deal of trust and faith in a language to choose the risk of rewriting an application over using an existing one. These risks are being taken by industry giants, and for good reason.
It’s flexible. It’s not just a front-end language. As a back-end language, JavaScript provides great scalability and performance because of its event-driven architecture, more so than many of its competitors from various languages. It also allows for a seamless transition for developers from the back end to make edits on the front end. JavaScript’s adaptability is something that draws more and more people each year. It can provide you with great interactions on the front end, asynchronous operations, and is not bound to any browser or operating system. Its possibilities are endless due to this dynamic and adaptable nature.
It’s easy to learn. With the only requirements being a text editor and a browser, anyone can start learning JavaScript. And while learning JavaScript, you’ll interact with HTML and CSS, which are the building blocks of any website.
Its community. Because of its popularity, the JavaScript community is heavily populated with experts, novices and resources. New ideas and libraries spring up daily to fix new problems, improve fixes of existing problems or introduce new methods. The community is constantly innovating, and through this JavaScript evolves.
It’s in demand. If you want to be a programmer, you need to learn JavaScript. Because it’s so widely used, you will be hard-pressed to find a job listing for a developer that does not require it. It’s the de facto language of the web, other than HTML/CSS of course.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: JavaScript and the DOM

Lecture 1: JavaScript Quick Tips

Lecture 2: Introduction to the DOM

Lecture 3: What is the DOM

Lecture 4: DOM Events

Lecture 5: Event Sketchnote

Lecture 6: DOM tree nodes

Lecture 7: More About Nodes

Chapter 2: Project – TODO App w/Local Storage

Lecture 1: Part 1 Project Overview

Lecture 2: Part 2 – document.querySelector() and document.getElementById() methods

Lecture 3: Part 3 – Changing the DOM with document.textContent property

Lecture 4: Part 4 – More DOM methods and properties

Lecture 5: Part 5 – User interaction and event listeners

Lecture 6: Part 6 – Working with Forms

Lecture 7: Setting Up Dev Environment

Lecture 8: Part 7: Todo App with Local Storage

Lecture 9: Part 8 – Local Storage

Lecture 10: Part 9 – Todo App with Local Storage

Lecture 11: Part 10 – CSS

Lecture 12: Part 11: Hosting

Lecture 13: Part 12: Sharing Your Code

Chapter 3: Project – Matching Game

Lecture 1: Project Intro

Lecture 2: Part 1 – Display Our Cards

Lecture 3: Part 2 – Duplicate Our Cards

Lecture 4: Part 3 – Random Card Display

Lecture 5: Part 4 – Style Selected Cards

Lecture 6: Part 5 – Limit Two Cards Selections Per Round

Lecture 7: Part 6 – Apply Styling to Matching Cards

Lecture 8: Part 7 – Reset Guesses

Lecture 9: Part 8 – Add Delay

Lecture 10: Part 9 – Card Flip

Chapter 4: JavaScript Basics – Review

Lecture 1: Variables Lesson

Lecture 2: Variables Lab

Lecture 3: JavaScript Strings

Lecture 4: JavaScript Strings Lab

Lecture 5: JavaScript Objects Intro

Lecture 6: JavaScript Objects Intro Lab

Lecture 7: JavaScript Objects – Dot and Bracket Notation Lesson

Lecture 8: JavaScript Objects – Dot and Bracket Notation Lab

Lecture 9: JavaScript Arrays Lesson

Lecture 10: JavaScript Arrays Lab

Lecture 11: JavaScript Array Methods Part 1 Lesson

Lecture 12: JavaScript Array Methods Part 1 Lab

Lecture 13: Array Methods Part 2 Lesson

Lecture 14: Array Methods Part 2 Lab

Lecture 15: Arrays Review

Lecture 16: Functions Lesson

Lecture 17: Functions Lab

Lecture 18: Functions Deep Dive Lesson

Lecture 19: Functions Deep Dive Lab

Lecture 20: Function Scope Lesson

Lecture 21: Function Scope Lab

Lecture 22: Loops Lesson

Lecture 23: Loops Lab

Lecture 24: Switch Statement Lab

Lecture 25: Switch Statement Lab

Lecture 26: Loops Part 2 Lesson

Lecture 27: Loops part 2 Lab

Lecture 28: This & Bind Lesson

Lecture 29: This & Bind Lab

Lecture 30: This & Call Lesson

Lecture 31: This & Call Lab

Lecture 32: Filter Method Lesson

Lecture 33: Filter Method Lab

Lecture 34: Map Method Lesson

Lecture 35: Map Method Lab

Lecture 36: Reduce Method Lesson

Lecture 37: Reduce Method Lab

Lecture 38: Let Statement Lesson

Lecture 39: Let Statement Lab

Lecture 40: Const Statement Lesson & Lab

Lecture 41: Template Literals Lesson

Lecture 42: Template Literals Lab

Lecture 43: Arrow Functions Lesson

Lecture 44: Arrow Functions lab

Lecture 45: Spread Operator Lesson

Lecture 46: Spread Operator Lab

Instructors

Rob Merrill
Front End Engineer

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1 stars: 4 votes
2 stars: 9 votes
3 stars: 91 votes
4 stars: 325 votes
5 stars: 540 votes

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