Become a Front End Web Developer JavaScript for Beginners

Become a Front End Web Developer – JavaScript for Beginners, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 334 lectures, based on 299 reviews, and has 25872 subscribers.

You will learn about Fine grained steps and instructions to learn JavaScript Learn statements and code execution flow Learn to implement mathematical calculations using Literals and Arithmetic Operators Learn to use Variables Learn code reusability using Functions Learn to implement decision making using Conditional Statements Learn to repeat statements using Looping constructs Learn to implement multiple values using Array Learn object oriented programming using Object and Class Learn ES6 features – Module, let, const, Arrow Function and Template String Literals Learn to work with Numbers, String, Array and Dates Learn to manipulate HTML and CSS using Document Object Model (DOM) Learn to implement getting data from network using JSON, XMLHttpRequest and fetch Learn basics of HTTP protocol and HTTP method types Learn to implement a beginner level project Tic-Tac-Toe This course is ideal for individuals who are Graduates or Developers looking to enhance their skills or Full Stack Trainers It is particularly useful for Graduates or Developers looking to enhance their skills or Full Stack Trainers.

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Summary

Title: Become a Front End Web Developer – JavaScript for Beginners

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 334

Number of Published Lectures: 334

Number of Curriculum Items: 334

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 334

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Fine grained steps and instructions to learn JavaScript

Learn statements and code execution flow

Learn to implement mathematical calculations using Literals and Arithmetic Operators

Learn to use Variables

Learn code reusability using Functions

Learn to implement decision making using Conditional Statements

Learn to repeat statements using Looping constructs

Learn to implement multiple values using Array

Learn object oriented programming using Object and Class

Learn ES6 features – Module, let, const, Arrow Function and Template String Literals

Learn to work with Numbers, String, Array and Dates

Learn to manipulate HTML and CSS using Document Object Model (DOM)

Learn to implement getting data from network using JSON, XMLHttpRequest and fetch

Learn basics of HTTP protocol and HTTP method types

Learn to implement a beginner level project Tic-Tac-Toe

Who Should Attend

Graduates

Developers looking to enhance their skills

Full Stack Trainers

Target Audiences

Graduates

Developers looking to enhance their skills

Full Stack Trainers

What learners say about this course?

“Excellent explanation.I understood well. It’s definitely helpful for everyone. Thank you so much sir”

“Overall, a great course so far! I’ve learned a lot about the front end concepts, and this course seems to be beginner-friendly, as it’s my first time exploring it and I don’t have much troubles understanding the material. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!”

Beginner friendly course

If you are from a non-IT profession and you want to shift to application development, then this is the course for you.

The topics are clearly structured.

Appropriate instructions and opportunity provided to the learner to code along with the instructor.

Guided implementation of case study and project.

About JavaScript

According to StackOverflow Developer Survey, JavaScript is the Most Popular Technology during 2020. Most popular websites use JavaScript. As of 2021, around 97.4% of websites use JavaScript.

Using JavaScript you can develop web applications, mobile applications, desktop applications and server side programming.

It is easier to get started and learn JavaScript.

What is in this course?

The following are the major areas covered in this course:

1. Programming Fundamentals

2. Statements, Code Execution Flow, Literals, Arithmetic Operators, Variables, Function, Conditional Statements, Loops, String, Array, Object, Class, Module, Arrow Function, Variable Scoping, Numbers and Dates

3. Web Page manipulation using DOM (Document Object Model)

4. Learn manipulating HTML elements

5. Learn to handle DOM events

6. Implement 2 Case Studies and an Exercise

7. Getting data from server (Using XMLHttpRequest and fetch)

8. Learn about getting data from server

9. Understand about REST API and JSON

10. Implement making REST API call using XMLHttpRequest and fetch

11. Implement case study that searches countries

12. Implement an exercise to search street names in France

13. Understand basics of HTTP protocol and HTTP method types

The above topics helps you to become a Front End Developer.

This course does not cover the desktop application development, mobile application development and server side programming.

During this learning journey, you are provided with:

36 Exercises

3 Case Studies

1 Project (Tic-Tac-Toe game)

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What you will learn?

Lecture 3: Learning Environment

Lecture 4: Setting up your course

Lecture 5: Install Chrome

Lecture 6: Download Visual Studio Code

Lecture 7: Install Visual Studio Code Editor – Windows

Lecture 8: Install Visual Studio Code Editor – Mac

Lecture 9: Quick Launch Visual Studio Code

Lecture 10: Install Live Server Extension for Visual Studio Code

Lecture 11: GitHub Code Reference

Chapter 2: An introduction to JavaScript

Lecture 1: Significance and Origin of JavaScript

Chapter 3: Statements and Code Execution Flow

Lecture 1: Display Hello World in console

Lecture 2: Create Folder

Lecture 3: Open javascript folder in Visual Studio Code

Lecture 4: Create HTML file

Lecture 5: Key in the code

Lecture 6: Launch HTML using Live Server

Lecture 7: Place Visual Studio Code and Chrome browser adjacently

Lecture 8: Placement of Script tag

Lecture 9: JavaScript is Case Sensitive

Lecture 10: Code Execution Flow

Chapter 4: Literals and Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Temperature Conversion Calculation

Lecture 3: Create HTML file

Lecture 4: Difference between a String Literal and Numeric Literal

Lecture 5: Understanding Arithmetic Addition and String Concatenation

Lecture 6: Code to display Celsius

Lecture 7: Calculation code for Fahrenheit

Lecture 8: Understanding Operator Precedence

Lecture 9: Fix Fahrenheit calculation issue

Lecture 10: Summary

Lecture 11: EXERCISE #1 – Area of Rectangle

Lecture 12: EXERCISE #2 – Percentage of Boys and Girls

Lecture 13: EXERCISE #3 – Find left over Apples

Chapter 5: Variables

Lecture 1: Limitations of Fahrenheit conversion code

Lecture 2: Implementing Variables

Lecture 3: Defining multiple variables

Lecture 4: String variable and Variable Naming Convention

Lecture 5: Multiple variable definitions in a single line

Lecture 6: EXERCISE #1 – Area of Rectangle

Lecture 7: EXERCISE #2 – Percentage of Boys and Girls

Chapter 6: Function

Lecture 1: Significance of Function

Lecture 2: Define Function

Lecture 3: Call Function

Lecture 4: Function with Parameter

Lecture 5: Call Function from another Web Page

Lecture 6: Steps to implement External Script

Lecture 7: Function definition in Script File

Lecture 8: Move Function to Script file

Lecture 9: Refer Script File from HTML

Lecture 10: Additional information about External JavaScript File

Lecture 11: Return Statement in a Function

Lecture 12: Code Execution Flow of a Function

Lecture 13: About Functions and Function Naming Conventions

Lecture 14: EXERCISE – Area of Rectangle

Chapter 7: Conditional Statements

Lecture 1: About Conditional Statements

Lecture 2: Problem Statement to learn Conditional Statements

Lecture 3: Implement if statement

Lecture 4: Explain if statement

Lecture 5: Implement if statement for raining check

Lecture 6: Implement Logical NOT operator

Lecture 7: Explanation for Logical NOT operator

Lecture 8: Implement else block

Lecture 9: How else block works?

Lecture 10: Implement Equal (==) operator

Lecture 11: Implement Strict Equal (===) operator

Lecture 12: Comparison Operators

Lecture 13: Logical Operators

Lecture 14: About Pipe Character

Lecture 15: Problem Statement – Airlines Infant Policy

Lecture 16: Implement Infant Passenger age check

Lecture 17: Implement Adult Passenger age check

Lecture 18: Airlines Policy for Child Passenger

Lecture 19: Implement Child Passenger age check

Lecture 20: Implement Airlines Policy using if .. else if

Lecture 21: Benefit of if .. else if

Lecture 22: Implement Ternary Operator

Lecture 23: How Ternary Operator works?

Lecture 24: Explanation for switch .. case statement

Lecture 25: Summary of Conditional Statements

Lecture 26: EXERCISE #1 – Find positive, negative and zero using if statement

Lecture 27: EXERCISE #2 – Find positive, negative and zero using if .. else if

Lecture 28: EXERCISE #3 – Find if a number is Odd or Even

Lecture 29: EXERCISE #4 – Find Cash Back using Ternary Operator

Chapter 8: Loops

Lecture 1: Importance of Looping constructs

Lecture 2: Displaying Numbers

Lecture 3: Displaying Numbers using while

Lecture 4: How while loop works?

Lecture 5: Displaying Numbers using do .. while

Lecture 6: Displaying Numbers using for

Lecture 7: TV Schedule dates display

Instructors

Chandrasekaran Janardhanan
Facilitator at SIMPL Academy

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3 stars: 41 votes

4 stars: 92 votes

5 stars: 160 votes

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