Learn JavaScript: Full-Stack from Scratch

Learn JavaScript: Full-Stack from Scratch, available at $119.99, has an average rating of 4.76, with 139 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 5202 reviews, and has 20848 subscribers.

You will learn about The JavaScript language itself How to control a database (MongoDB) with JavaScript How to control the Web Browser with JavaScript How to implement user registration, log-in, log-out & user generated content How to setup a server by using Node JS and Express This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who might be interested in starting a career in computer programming (no experience required). It is particularly useful for Anyone who might be interested in starting a career in computer programming (no experience required).

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Summary

Title: Learn JavaScript: Full-Stack from Scratch

Price: $119.99

Average Rating: 4.76

Number of Lectures: 139

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 139

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 140

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 140

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The JavaScript language itself
How to control a database (MongoDB) with JavaScript
How to control the Web Browser with JavaScript
How to implement user registration, log-in, log-out & user generated content
How to setup a server by using Node JS and Express

Who Should Attend

Anyone who might be interested in starting a career in computer programming (no experience required).

Target Audiences

Anyone who might be interested in starting a career in computer programming (no experience required).

Learn the incredibly popular and in demand JavaScript language. This course makes no assumptions of prior computer programming experience. We begin with the very basics and slowly but surely work our way up to writing JavaScript code to power every aspect of an application.

There are countless JavaScript courses in the world; here’s what makes this one unique:

A strong emphasis on the “why” and not just the “how”
As few assumptions as possible; it’s a pet peeve of mine when instructors assume I know something I don’t
As few “just download my existing project to get you up and running” moments as possible. It’s another pet peeve of mine when instructors have you use an existing solution that just “automagically” works and you miss a potential learning experience of setting it up yourself. We do copy-and-paste HTML templates (since the focus of the course is not about HTML) but aside from that I explain things from the ground up.

Here’s what we’ll learn in the course:

The JavaScript language itself
The Web Browser Environment
The Node.js environment
The MongoDB environment
The Express framework for creating servers
User registration & user-generated content
Authentication (both stateful with sessions and stateless with JSON Web Tokens)
… and much more!

I encourage you to watch the freely available first lesson titled “Where Do We Begin?” to get a better feel for the course.

This course may be brand new, but this isn’t my first time teaching. I’ve led training sessions for Fortune 500 companies and I’ve already helped over 65,000 people on Udemy and received the following feedback:

“Brad definitely has some of the best techniques to embed the lesson into your mind… hands down these are the best tutorials I have had the opportunity to view.”

“Presentation is concise without being tedious… you honestly feel that you have a thorough understanding of the subject.”

“…[Brad] explained the process. Not memorize this or that, he explained the process. If you’re looking to take a course to understand the foundations of creating websites, look no further.”

Become highly valuable and relevant to the companies that are hiring JavaScript developers; in one convenient place alongside one instructor. If you’re ready to begin coding your own applications from the ground up – I’ll see you on the inside!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome To The Course!

Lecture 1: Where Do We Begin?

Chapter 2: The 10 Days of JavaScript: The Language Itself

Lecture 1: Getting Started

Lecture 2: Functions

Lecture 3: Objects

Lecture 4: Arrays

Lecture 5: Making Decisions

Lecture 6: Higher-Order Functions

Lecture 7: Returning vs Mutating

Lecture 8: Scope & Context (Part 1)

Lecture 9: Scope & Context (Part 2)

Lecture 10: Miscellaneous Info (Part 1)

Lecture 11: Miscellaneous Info (Part 2)

Lecture 12: Building To-Do App (Part 1)

Lecture 13: Building To-Do App (Part 2)

Chapter 3: Server Basics

Lecture 1: Why Do We Need a Server?

Lecture 2: Node.js Intro

Lecture 3: Text Editor Software

Lecture 4: Our First Basic Server

Lecture 5: Express Intro (Part 1)

Lecture 6: Express Intro (Part 2)

Lecture 7: What's Next? (Big Picture)

Chapter 4: Database Basics

Lecture 1: First Taste of a Database

Lecture 2: Note About The Next Video Lesson

Lecture 3: Optional: Host Your Database Locally On Your Computer

Lecture 4: CRUD: Actually Working With A Database

Lecture 5: Initial Setup for App #1

Lecture 6: Save Time: Automatic Node App Restarts

Lecture 7: Note About Concept In The Next Video Lesson

Lecture 8: Connecting Node App to Database

Lecture 9: Solution to Common Database Problem

Lecture 10: Installing NPM Packages Without Stopping Server/App

Lecture 11: Reading Data from a Database

Lecture 12: Updating a Database Item (Part 1)

Lecture 13: Updating a Database Item (Part 2)

Lecture 14: Deleting a Database Item

Lecture 15: Create New Item Without Page Reload

Lecture 16: Client-Side Rendering

Lecture 17: What About Security?

Lecture 18: Note About Front-End Security

Lecture 19: Pushing Our App Onto The Internet

Chapter 5: Starting Our Complex App (App #2)

Lecture 1: What's Next?

Lecture 2: Optional: Finished Product Working Example

Lecture 3: Let's Begin App #2

Lecture 4: Always Have The Current Year In The Footer

Lecture 5: Important Note About Package Versions To Save You Frustration

Lecture 6: What Is A Router?

Lecture 7: What Is A Controller?

Lecture 8: Security Note

Lecture 9: What Is A Model?

Lecture 10: Note About Arrow Functions & The "this" Keyword

Lecture 11: Adding Validation To Our Model

Lecture 12: Quick Misc. Clean Up

Lecture 13: Quick Note About Connecting to Database

Lecture 14: Optional: Hosting Your Database Locally

Lecture 15: Connecting To Database In a Reusable Fashion

Lecture 16: Best Practice Time Out: Environment Variables

Lecture 17: Quick Note

Lecture 18: Letting Users Log In

Lecture 19: What is a Promise? (Part 1)

Lecture 20: What is a Promise? (Part 2)

Lecture 21: Running Multiple Promises Efficiently When Order Doesn't Matter

Lecture 22: Hashing User Passwords

Lecture 23: How Can We "Identify" or "Trust" a Request?

Lecture 24: Session Security

Lecture 25: Understanding Sessions

Lecture 26: Letting Users Logout

Lecture 27: Adding Flash Messages

Lecture 28: User Registration Improvements (Part 1)

Lecture 29: User Registration Improvements (Part 2)

Lecture 30: Adding User Profile Photos

Chapter 6: User Created Posts

Lecture 1: Letting Users Create Posts (Part 1)

Lecture 2: Letting Users Create Posts (Part 2)

Lecture 3: ObjectId Instead of ObjectID

Lecture 4: Post Model (Part 1)

Lecture 5: Post Model (Part 2)

Lecture 6: Don't Forget The New Keyword With ObjectId

Lecture 7: Viewing a Post (Part 1)

Lecture 8: Viewing a Post (Part 2)

Lecture 9: Performing a Lookup in MongoDB (Part 1)

Lecture 10: Performing a Lookup in MongoDB (Part 2)

Lecture 11: User Profile Screen

Lecture 12: View Posts by Author

Lecture 13: Is the Current Visitor the Owner of the Post?

Lecture 14: The "Edit" Screen for a Post

Lecture 15: Updating Posts in Database (Part 1)

Lecture 16: Updating Posts in Database (Part 2)

Lecture 17: Miscellaneous Improvements

Lecture 18: Markdown: Safe User Generated HTML

Lecture 19: Make This Quick Edit To Your Code

Lecture 20: Let Users Delete a Post

Chapter 7: Live Search Feature

Lecture 1: Staying Organized: Front-End JavaScript

Lecture 2: Important Note For Windows Users

Instructors

Brad Schiff
Web Developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 30 votes
2 stars: 41 votes
3 stars: 191 votes
4 stars: 1137 votes
5 stars: 3803 votes

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