*UPDATED* AJAX fundamentals, simply put
*UPDATED* AJAX fundamentals, simply put, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.88, with 145 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 357 reviews, and has 2090 subscribers.
You will learn about Master AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) TODAY Learn AJAX without third party libraries Practical examples and fun challenges to make learning easy Become a fullstack developer by knowing how to send data to a server, listen for a response and do something with the data Learn how to dynamically update a webpage without a page refresh Become a pro at AJAX and learn about Streams, Promises, Event Loops and more! Learn JSON and XML data formats (and the XML DomParser), and how you can use them with AJAX Understand Promises Learn about the Streams API Learn about the latest techniques (such as the Fetch API) to make an AJAX request Understand where AJAX came from and why it was invented Understand the HTTP protocol and how browsers communicate with servers Learn why we need to use the NEW keyword with the XHR object Understand constructor functions Master the XMLHttpRequest() object Learn the differences between asynchronous and synchronous code Learn how to handle errors with AJAX Become and expert at using the Fetch API From beginner to expert (advanced +) Gain the knowledge to achieve and lead Understand how to use Async & Await keywords with the newer Fetch API Gives you depth of knowledge to boost your ability and confidence … and a bunch more! This course is ideal for individuals who are Everybody or BUSY PEOPLE who want to become certified and confident in AJAX in the shortest time possible or Everybody who knows about web development but wishes they knew more or YES: This course is for beginners too. Aimed at people new to the world of web development. No previous JavaScript experience is necessary or NO: This course is NOT only for beginners. It is a course that is suitable for intermediates who know the basics and have an idea about how AJAX works, but want to dig deeper to know its inner workings. Knowledge is power, as they say. or YES: This course is for someone wanting to be an informed professional, to be expert and confident in the entire front-end development process when it comes to sending data to servers and doing something with the response or Those who want to learn modern coding without third party libraries and frameworks or Those who have some knowledge of AJAX, but little in-depth know-how about how it all works behind the scenes, and how to practically implement best practices in their websites to stay ahead of the pack or FREELANCERS who want to know how successful developers build dynamic websites that can update information without a page refresh (like Twitter, Google Maps etc). or EVERYBODY who wants to learn. It is particularly useful for Everybody or BUSY PEOPLE who want to become certified and confident in AJAX in the shortest time possible or Everybody who knows about web development but wishes they knew more or YES: This course is for beginners too. Aimed at people new to the world of web development. No previous JavaScript experience is necessary or NO: This course is NOT only for beginners. It is a course that is suitable for intermediates who know the basics and have an idea about how AJAX works, but want to dig deeper to know its inner workings. Knowledge is power, as they say. or YES: This course is for someone wanting to be an informed professional, to be expert and confident in the entire front-end development process when it comes to sending data to servers and doing something with the response or Those who want to learn modern coding without third party libraries and frameworks or Those who have some knowledge of AJAX, but little in-depth know-how about how it all works behind the scenes, and how to practically implement best practices in their websites to stay ahead of the pack or FREELANCERS who want to know how successful developers build dynamic websites that can update information without a page refresh (like Twitter, Google Maps etc). or EVERYBODY who wants to learn.
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Title: *UPDATED* AJAX fundamentals, simply put
Price: $84.99
Average Rating: 4.88
Number of Lectures: 145
Number of Quizzes: 11
Number of Published Lectures: 145
Number of Published Quizzes: 11
Number of Curriculum Items: 156
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 156
Original Price: $199.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Master AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript And XML) TODAY
- Learn AJAX without third party libraries
- Practical examples and fun challenges to make learning easy
- Become a fullstack developer by knowing how to send data to a server, listen for a response and do something with the data
- Learn how to dynamically update a webpage without a page refresh
- Become a pro at AJAX and learn about Streams, Promises, Event Loops and more!
- Learn JSON and XML data formats (and the XML DomParser), and how you can use them with AJAX
- Understand Promises
- Learn about the Streams API
- Learn about the latest techniques (such as the Fetch API) to make an AJAX request
- Understand where AJAX came from and why it was invented
- Understand the HTTP protocol and how browsers communicate with servers
- Learn why we need to use the NEW keyword with the XHR object
- Understand constructor functions
- Master the XMLHttpRequest() object
- Learn the differences between asynchronous and synchronous code
- Learn how to handle errors with AJAX
- Become and expert at using the Fetch API
- From beginner to expert (advanced +)
- Gain the knowledge to achieve and lead
- Understand how to use Async & Await keywords with the newer Fetch API
- Gives you depth of knowledge to boost your ability and confidence
- … and a bunch more!
Who Should Attend
- Everybody
- BUSY PEOPLE who want to become certified and confident in AJAX in the shortest time possible
- Everybody who knows about web development but wishes they knew more
- YES: This course is for beginners too. Aimed at people new to the world of web development. No previous JavaScript experience is necessary
- NO: This course is NOT only for beginners. It is a course that is suitable for intermediates who know the basics and have an idea about how AJAX works, but want to dig deeper to know its inner workings. Knowledge is power, as they say.
- YES: This course is for someone wanting to be an informed professional, to be expert and confident in the entire front-end development process when it comes to sending data to servers and doing something with the response
- Those who want to learn modern coding without third party libraries and frameworks
- Those who have some knowledge of AJAX, but little in-depth know-how about how it all works behind the scenes, and how to practically implement best practices in their websites to stay ahead of the pack
- FREELANCERS who want to know how successful developers build dynamic websites that can update information without a page refresh (like Twitter, Google Maps etc).
- EVERYBODY who wants to learn.
Target Audiences
- Everybody
- BUSY PEOPLE who want to become certified and confident in AJAX in the shortest time possible
- Everybody who knows about web development but wishes they knew more
- YES: This course is for beginners too. Aimed at people new to the world of web development. No previous JavaScript experience is necessary
- NO: This course is NOT only for beginners. It is a course that is suitable for intermediates who know the basics and have an idea about how AJAX works, but want to dig deeper to know its inner workings. Knowledge is power, as they say.
- YES: This course is for someone wanting to be an informed professional, to be expert and confident in the entire front-end development process when it comes to sending data to servers and doing something with the response
- Those who want to learn modern coding without third party libraries and frameworks
- Those who have some knowledge of AJAX, but little in-depth know-how about how it all works behind the scenes, and how to practically implement best practices in their websites to stay ahead of the pack
- FREELANCERS who want to know how successful developers build dynamic websites that can update information without a page refresh (like Twitter, Google Maps etc).
- EVERYBODY who wants to learn.
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Understanding web development is an ongoing process. To give you a foot up, I’ve gone all out to structure an all-encompassing, focused, AJAX course which I deliver to you in a way that will benefit you the most.
My course is distinguishable in teaching you “why” things work and not just “how” to do something mindlessly.
WHO IS MY AJAX COURSE FOR?
My course is for everybody, from beginner and advanced coders. You won’t need to do any other course after mine to know what AJAX is.
You only need to know a little HTML and JavaScript. If you hardly know JavaScript, it may be beneficial for you to first do my JavaScript course.
This course can be taken alone (you don’t need to do any other course) to achieve your goals.
WHAT IS AJAX?
AJAX allows you to update information on your web app dynamically, withouta page refresh, and facilitates all-important streaming. A fine addition to your skill set. Smart and powerful.
For example. If a user wants to rate your product. You don’t want the entire page to refresh when the user decides to give your product a star review, because of the unnecessary time it wastes, especially if your page is large.
Another example is a chat room. For obvious reasons, you don’t want the page to refresh every time a new comment or a reply is posted.
AJAX goes further than just updating data on your page without a page refresh. With AJAX, you can also stream data. Think about watching a video before the entire video has downloaded to your machine. Think about Google Maps where you only need to download data that is relevant to you. AJAX makes this all possible.
Can you begin to see how powerful AJAX is, how essential it is today?
Knowing AJAX is crucial if you want to become a fullstack developer, as it will allow you to make server requests and listen for incoming data, asynchronously. It has been noted that AJAX can get tricky at times, and I don’t dispute this, but with correct training which includes explaining the fundamentals in a simple way, you will, like me, learn to master and love AJAX.
If you want to become a full stack web developer, you need to knowabout AJAX and that’s what this course is all about.
WHY IS THIS COURSE SO IMPORTANT?
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Your favorite websites today almost certainly use AJAX
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Other courses teach you about third-party libraries when using AJAX (like jQuery or Axios). This course will teach you how to use pure AJAX. No shortcuts. The real deal!
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Making HTTP requests asynchronously is at the forefront of today’s web development. In fact, it is no longer advisable or the done thing to make HTTP requests synchronously
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Knowing how to make a server request and listen for a response, fast, is a vital skill for any web developer to master
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As a developer, you deal with data. This data can take many forms, but the most common is XML and JSON
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You can use AJAX to transport HTML, images, JavaScript, XML, JSON and even plain text over the internet. My course covers all this
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Using AJAX saves memory usage and speed up your site. For instance, Google Maps uses AJAX, so instead of loading the entire page for every event it loads the required section that you are looking at only. How efficient isn’t that
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AJAX makes for better user experience, no argument in that
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Every browser today has a built-in API (or object) called the XMLHttpRequest object, or the Fetch API. These objects give browsers the ability to communicate with servers, behind the scenes. This means a page can update (not totally upload) seamlessly without blocking anything on the user interface
After completing this AJAX course, you will certainly be knowledgeable, confident and able to manage or help others make AJAX requests.
LET ME SHARE MY AJAX KNOWLEDGE WITH YOU
Understanding how AJAX works will equip you to be an awesome fullstack programmer, relevant for today. Using AJAX effectively will allow you to update parts of your website dynamically without a page refresh, stream, and save you download time, save memory space and therefore ultimately improve user experience.
Take control through understanding and providing today’s users with the fast web experience they are coming to expect.
Mastering AJAX is challenging.
In this course, I take a deep-dive into explaining AJAX and how it works in a clear and simple way. Why do we need AJAX? Where did it come from? Why was the newer Fetch() API introduced? Why did we have to replace the XMLHttpRequest() object? Why do we have to use the newkeyword when using the XHR object? What are Promises? What are Streams? What are the different data formats that we can transfer over the internet? By understanding (really understanding) these questions, and many more in the course, you will be able to easily build advanced websites and use the full stack process. You will be able to create dynamic sites that improve user engagement and experience.
WHERE IS AJAX USED
1. Form validation
It can be impractical and tedious to get validation results only after submitting a form. You can use AJAX in form validation, to give near instant real-time updates on validation.
2. Fetching data from a database dynamically without a page refresh
If you need to fetch data from a database and display it to your page (like a blog comment, a chat response, or user’s name), then using AJAX is a necessity.
3. Sort or Filter
If you need to fetch data from a database and display it to your page (like a blog comment, a chat response, or user’s name), then using AJAX is a necessity.
4. Votes or Rating
The whole site need not to be refreshed if a user votes for something or rates your product. The voting and the displaying of the results can be done most efficiently using AJAX.
5. Chat websites
Chatting is always real time. That’s why AJAX is a must haveif you are going to make a successful chatting panel in your website.
6. Blog Comments
You can load previous comments or can post a new blog comments with AJAX, easy peasy.
7. Captcha
To make captcha (reloading captcha basically) AJAX is also the best platform to use.
8. Streaming data & more
AJAX is used to consume data before its fully downloaded (saving you memory space and time), and a whole bunch more!
After experiencing my AJAX course, which I present in a fun way, you will be knowledgeable and confident.
WHAT THIS COURSE COVERS
This course is comprehensive, covering the essential fundamentals of AJAX.
AJAXrefers to how browsers make HTTP requests to servers asynchronously, listen for results, and then do something with the data when it is received. AJAX is about speed and efficiency.
You can therefore think of AJAX as the engine that handles this entire back-and-forth process between the browser and the server.
Simple enough.
The only problem is that in order to truly understand AJAX, you need to understand many other concepts, and this is one of the unique aspects of my course and style of teaching.
Simple explanations and practical examples allow you to understand the following:
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How to write AJAX the best way
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What is asynchronous code and how does it differ from synchronous code
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How to use AJAX to make asynchronous requests
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What is the event loop in JavaScript
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What is XML and how does it differ from JSON
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How to parse an XML file using the DOMParser
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What is the HTTP protocol and what is the HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 protocol
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What are constructor functions
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What is the XHR object
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What is the new fetch() API
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What are Promises
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What are Streams
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Why use Async/Await
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URL Interface, Request Interface, Header Interface and a whole bunch more!
And yes, we will code real examples in a fun way, and look at how AJAX works (we use both the XMLHttpRequest object and the newer Fetch API).
Why should you learn so much about AJAX?
Because AJAX allows you to update certain parts of your webpage without a page refresh. It is used for streaming and more and today use of AJAX is essential on websites. It doesn’t get better than that!
*** A comprehensive AJAX course on Udemy ***
Successful programmers know much more than memorizing a few lines of code.
They also know the fundamentals of how the browser & server interaction works behind the scenes which allows them to be fully creative, fix problems and enhance user experiences.
This is particularly true when it comes to AJAX.
If you’re wanting to become a full stack developer, you need to know, really know, how to make an AJAX request. You need to understand how AJAX was created, why the modern Fetch API was introduced, what Streams are, how Promises work and why the Async/Await keywords were introduced, and a bunch more!
A UNIQUE APPROACH
This course contains practical examples and fun challenges and quizzes.
Understanding how AJAX truly work is a vast topic. To get you up to speed, I’ve created a fun and comprehensive learning experience, embracing the content you need to know to succeed, and I deliver it to you in the best possible way to benefit you most.
And I make use of the latest and best features of JavaScript and browsers along the learning journey so you can stay ahead in your business.
You’ll learn simple, yet very powerful strategies to make server requests from a client.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to “speak” and “walk” AJAX by gaining an understanding of how you can build it and configure your request in practical ways. We dig deeper in every lecture, and this course has many bonus lectures which extend your knowledge base and test your skills with fun challenges.
This course offers you the best fundamentals and practical skills with AJAX. It can be taken alone (you don’t need to do any other course) to achieve your goals. You will emerge from this course with an advanced understanding and practical experience with making HTTP requests. It will take you to the point where you will understand what method (GET or POST) to use when sending data, how to define where the data goes, how to set up an AJAX engine and how to check for errors. This is awesome knowledge. This coursewill captivate you and catapult you to the next level and is an important part of your journey to become a leading Grandmaster in web development.
In this course you’ll learn everything about AJAX. From the basics of building an AJAX engine, all the way to learning about XML and JSON, asynchronous code, protocols, constructor functions, Promises, Streams, HTTP protocols, Fetch API, the Async/Await keywords, and various APIs such as Fetch, URL Interface, Headers Interface and Request Interface and a whole bunch more!
If you want to become a full stack web developer, you need this course!
HOW IS THIS COURSE DIFFERENT?
A unique feature of my course is the key detail I provide about how AJAX really works behind the scenes – a skill that every full-stack developer needs to master in order to utilize potential to improve.
I use simple and effective lessons to take you beyond starter libraries like Axios or jQuery. Libraries are helpful but are not a replacement for knowledge and once you can write your own, you will better be able to use and amend library code.
In this course, I focus on the more fundamental aspect of AJAX. I use plain JavaScript which is the core programming language you need in order to use AJAX. Once you master using JavaScript with AJAX, then integration of a library can benefit you and may make sense.
In order to understand how AJAX works, I dive into topics such as protocols, constructor functions, asynchronous code, data format types (JSON and XML), Promises, Streams, error handling and how to use the keywords Async/Await with the Fetch API.
Practice makes perfect
Theory is theory … but there’s nothing like getting behind your computer and typing in code. That’s why we will be coding, laughing and pulling out our hair together as we code real life websites and exercises during this course.
I love teaching and often use practical examples, which is why I start coding with you from the get-go. I will showyou why the XHR object is a constructor function. I will showyou the difference between JSON and XML. I will showyou how to set up an XHR object, showyou how to build Promises, showyou what Streams are and how to use the new Fetch API. These concepts are all best learnt by coding up real examples. I can’t wait.
IS THIS COURSE FOR YOU?
Absolutely. If you fit in any of these categories then this course is perfect for you:
#1: BUSY PEOPLE who want to become certified and confident in AJAX in the shortest time possible.
#2: PROGRAMMING DESIRE. You want to advance in the world of programming.
#3: FREELANCERS who want to know how successful developers build dynamic websites that can update information without a page refresh (like Twitter, Google Maps etc).
#4: WEBSITE OWNERSwho want to gain a solid understanding of how AJAX really works.
#5: AGENCIESwho want to up-skill their developers quickly.
#5: EVERYBODYwho wants to LEARN.
WHY START NOW??
Right this second, your competitors are learning how to become better web developers.
Web development is a blazing hot topic and not set to cool off in the future. We need the web more and more and advancements keep happening. But you have a distinct advantage. This course offers memorable learning topics, actionable tactics and real-world examples to help you most.
Lets get started!
What do you get?
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>11.5 hours of video content
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Lifetime access to all tutorial videos. No fees or monthly subscriptions.
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Q&A support.
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Quizzes and coding challenges to help you learn.
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I’ve allowed you to download all of my lectures for offline viewing.
Hope you are as excited as I am to get started and get learning, and I can’t wait to show you how to confidently apply AJAX it to your own websites.
See you in the lectures.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: History of AJAX
Lecture 1: Section introduction
Lecture 2: History of AJAX
Lecture 3: A little more about Java (a tangent)
Lecture 4: The first time "AJAX" was coined
Lecture 5: Is AJAX still relevant today?
Lecture 6: Summary
Chapter 2: HTTP Protocol and the role of AJAX
Lecture 1: Section introduction
Lecture 2: Dynamic vs Static Sites
Lecture 3: HTTP Protocol
Lecture 4: HTTP protocol in layman terms
Lecture 5: URI and Protocols
Lecture 6: What are the use of ports?
Lecture 7: How to place data into an HTTP request – Part 1
Lecture 8: How to place data into an HTTP request – Part 2
Lecture 9: How to place data into an HTTP request – Part 3
Lecture 10: Correction
Lecture 11: How to place data into an HTTP request – Part 4
Chapter 3: What is HTTP/2 and HTTP/3?
Lecture 1: Before you begin
Lecture 2: HTTP/1.1 – where it all began
Lecture 3: Where did HTTP/2 come from?
Lecture 4: What is HTTP/2?
Lecture 5: Quick comment on HTTP/2
Lecture 6: HTTP/2 Q&A
Lecture 7: HTTP/3 – quick word
Chapter 4: Synchronous vs Asynchronous Code
Lecture 1: Section introduction
Lecture 2: Synchronous vs Asynchronous code
Lecture 3: Quick word on threads and why AJAX was introduced
Lecture 4: Synchronous examples
Lecture 5: Synchronous code is not all bad
Lecture 6: Asynchronous examples
Chapter 5: AJAX – The Basics
Lecture 1: An overview of the GET / RESPONSE process
Lecture 2: What is AJAX?
Lecture 3: Typical Request vs AJAX Request
Lecture 4: Summary
Chapter 6: JSON & XML
Lecture 1: What is XML and how does it differ to HTML?
Lecture 2: Parsing XML data using the DOMParser method
Lecture 3: Parsing XML data – finishing off our example
Lecture 4: JSON introduction and similarities to JavaScript
Lecture 5: JSON and XML
Lecture 6: How to use the JSON method
Lecture 7: Example of a JSON object and XML object
Lecture 8: Syntax of JSON
Lecture 9: Similarities and differences between JSON and XML
Lecture 10: XML is sometimes easier to use than JSON
Lecture 11: Quick word
Lecture 12: Summary
Chapter 7: Constructor functions
Lecture 1: Section introduction
Lecture 2: First AJAX example
Lecture 3: The XMLHttpRequest() object is a constructor function
Lecture 4: What is a constructor function?
Lecture 5: Constructor Functions vs Object Literals
Lecture 6: What is the NEW keyword?
Lecture 7: What happens if you don't use the NEW keyword?
Lecture 8: Introduction to the new.target property
Lecture 9: Using the new.target property to throw a custom Error
Lecture 10: Constructor functions are a little more complex
Chapter 8: Original AJAX – XMLHttpRequest()
Lecture 1: Section intro
Lecture 2: Why learn about the XHR object?
Lecture 3: How to set up an AJAX request
Lecture 4: What is the readyState property
Lecture 5: Using the readyState property
Lecture 6: What is the onreadystatechange event handler?
Lecture 7: responseText property, and the danger of not listening for readyState of 4
Lecture 8: Take a step back
Lecture 9: Status codes
Lecture 10: Quick Analogy – readyState vs status
Lecture 11: Checking for status code
Lecture 12: Replacing onreadystatechange with the onload event handler
Lecture 13: ResponseType property
Lecture 14: The onerror event
Lecture 15: The onprogress event (tracking download progress)
Lecture 16: Monitoring upload progress
Lecture 17: Challenge (listening for progress and load events) – intro
Lecture 18: Challenge (listening for progress and load events) – setting up our code
Lecture 19: Challenge (listening for progress and load events) – finishing off our challenge
Lecture 20: Submitting a POST request
Lecture 21: Creating our PHP server and finishing off our POST request
Chapter 9: Modern AJAX – Fetch Basics
Lecture 1: Section introduction
Lecture 2: Fetch intro
Lecture 3: What are promises?
Lecture 4: Promises return values
Lecture 5: Fetch is asynchronous
Lecture 6: Promises – and using the then() statements
Lecture 7: Promise states
Instructors
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Clyde Matthew
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