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JavaScript: Mastering Modern Web Development with Advanced Frameworks
Uplatz

Self-paced videos, Lifetime access, Study material, Certification prep, Technical support, Course Completion Certificate

Summary

Price
£100 inc VAT
Or £33.33/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
Online, On Demand
Duration
14.1 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
  • Uplatz Certificate of Completion - Free

Overview

Uplatz provides this end-to-end course on JavaScript: Mastering Modern Web Development with Advanced Frameworks. It is a self-paced course with video lectures. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

JavaScript is a versatile and popular programming language that breathes life into websites. It's what makes pages dynamic and interactive, allowing elements to move, respond to user actions, and update without needing a full page reload. Imagine things like image sliders, animated graphics, and interactive forms – that's JavaScript in action!

In essence, JavaScript is the engine that drives interactivity and dynamic behavior on the web, making websites more engaging and user-friendly.

Here's a breakdown of how it works and its key features:

How JavaScript Works

  • Client-Side Scripting: JavaScript primarily runs within your web browser. When you load a webpage, your browser downloads the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code. The browser then interprets the JavaScript code and executes it, bringing the page to life.
  • Event-Driven: JavaScript responds to events, such as mouse clicks, keyboard input, or page loading. It waits for these events and then executes code accordingly. This is what makes websites feel interactive.

Key Features of JavaScript

  1. Dynamic Content: JavaScript manipulates the content of web pages in real-time. It can update text, change styles, show or hide elements, and create animations.
  2. User Interaction: It allows developers to create interactive elements like forms, buttons, and menus that respond to user input.
  3. Versatility: JavaScript is not limited to web browsers. It can also be used to build server-side applications (using Node.js), mobile apps, and even games.
  4. Lightweight: JavaScript is designed to be lightweight and efficient, making it ideal for web development.
  5. Easy to Learn: The syntax is relatively straightforward, making it a good language for beginners to pick up.
  6. Large Community: JavaScript has a massive and active community of developers, providing ample resources, libraries, and frameworks to support learning and development.


Learning JavaScript opens up a world of opportunities in today's tech-driven world. Some of its benefits include:

1. High Demand & Career Opportunities

Web Development: JavaScript is essential for front-end development (creating interactive user interfaces) and increasingly important for back-end development (building server-side logic) thanks to Node.js. This translates to numerous job opportunities as a front-end, back-end, or full-stack web developer.
Increased Earning Potential: JavaScript developers are in high demand, and salaries for skilled professionals are very competitive.
Versatility: JavaScript skills extend beyond web development, enabling you to create mobile apps (using frameworks like React Native), desktop applications (using Electron), and even games.

2. Ease of Learning

Beginner-Friendly: JavaScript has a relatively straightforward syntax, making it easier to learn than some other programming languages.
Immediate Feedback: You can see the results of your code instantly in a web browser, which provides motivation and accelerates learning.
Vast Resources: A huge online community and abundant learning resources make it easy to find help and support.

3. Enhanced Creativity & Problem-Solving

Bring Ideas to Life: JavaScript empowers you to build interactive and dynamic websites, turning your creative visions into reality.
Problem-Solving Skills: Learning to code in JavaScript strengthens your logical thinking and problem-solving abilities, valuable skills in any field.

4. Community & Collaboration

Large and Active Community: The JavaScript community is massive and supportive, offering opportunities to connect with other developers, share knowledge, and collaborate on projects.
Open-Source Ecosystem: A wealth of open-source libraries and frameworks (like React, Angular, and Vue.js) are available, providing tools and resources to accelerate development.

5. Future-Proof Skill

Essential for Modern Web: JavaScript is a cornerstone of modern web development, and its importance is only going to grow.
Evolving Language: JavaScript continues to evolve with new features and frameworks, ensuring its relevance in the future.

Learning JavaScript equips you with valuable skills for a rewarding career in tech, while also fostering creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration.

Certificates

Reed Courses Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed.

Uplatz Certificate of Completion

Digital certificate - Included

Course Completion Certificate by Uplatz

Curriculum

1
section
46
lectures
14h 9m
total
    • 1: What is JavaScript Preview 05:11
    • 2: JavaScript Overview 16:43
    • 3: JavaScript Role in Web Development 17:31
    • 4: JavaScript vs HTML vs CSS 22:16
    • 5: History of JavaScript and ECMAScript 17:07
    • 6: VS Code Editor and Customize it for JavaScript Development 14:53
    • 7: JavaScript with Browser Console 16:24
    • 8: Variables and Primitive Data Types 18:53
    • 9: Array and Object Data Types 22:12
    • 10: Arithmetic Operators 28:11
    • 11: Comparison Operators Preview 22:41
    • 12: Logical Operators 17:06
    • 13: Assignment Operators 21:07
    • 14: JavaScript Comments 07:20
    • 15: If, else if, else Statements 11:45
    • 16: Ternary Operator 16:12
    • 17: switch case Statement 15:17
    • 18: for, while, do while Loops 18:29
    • 19: Loop Control with break and continue 16:10
    • 20: Global and Local Scope 18:16
    • 21: JavaScript Functions 18:24
    • 22: Arrow Function 23:04
    • 23: Function Parameters and Arguments 11:30
    • 24: JavaScript Objects 17:32
    • 25: this Keyword in JavaScript 30:06
    • 26: JavaScript Array Basics Preview 21:16
    • 27: JavaScript Advanced Array Methods 24:26
    • 28: let, const, var in JavaScript 16:10
    • 29: JavaScript Template Literals 18:34
    • 30: JavaScript Array and Object Destructuring 19:29
    • 31: Spread and Rest Operators in JavaScript 18:13
    • 32: Importing and Exporting Modules 15:31
    • 33: Part 1 - JavaScript DOM 21:50
    • 34: Part 2 - JavaScript DOM 22:45
    • 35: Event Listeners 28:28
    • 36: APIs and Asynchronous JavaScript 19:40
    • 37: setTimeout and setInterval 24:54
    • 38: JavaScript Promises 22:02
    • 39: JavaScript async/await 23:44
    • 40: Error Handling and Debugging 32:29
    • 41: Capstone Project on To-Do List App 27:56
    • 42: Complete JavaScript Code for the To-Do List App 15:24
    • 43: JavaScript Interview Questions and Answers 13:27
    • 44: JavaScript Booklet 05:00
    • 45: JavaScript Glossary 05:00
    • 46: JavaScript Interview Questions 08:00

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Description

JavaScript: Mastering Modern Web Development with Advanced Frameworks - Course Syllabus

1. What is JavaScript?

  • What is JavaScript? Where is it used?

2. JavaScript Overview

  • Overview of different topics of JavaScript.

3. JavaScript's Role in Web Development

  • JavaScript's role in web development. Discussion on various topics of web development.

4. JavaScript vs HTML vs CSS

  • Comparison of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS with examples.

5. History of JavaScript and ECMAScript

  • History of JavaScript and ECMAScript from its inception to the present.

6. VS Code Editor and Customization for JavaScript Development

  • Using and customizing VS Code with extensions and settings for JavaScript development.

7. JavaScript with Browser Console

  • Executing JavaScript code in the browser console.

8. Variables and Primitive Data Types

  • Variables using let, const, and var. Overview of primitive data types.

9. Array and Object Data Types

  • Arrays and their methods, object properties, and combining arrays with objects.

10. Arithmetic Operators

  • Explanation of arithmetic operators, their precedence, and usage.

11. Comparison Operators

  • Comparison operators, including loose and strict comparisons.

12. Logical Operators

  • Usage of logical operators.

13. Assignment Operators

  • Types of assignment operators, including bitwise operators.

14. JavaScript Comments

  • Single-line and multi-line comments.

15. If, else if, else Statements

  • Examples and use cases of conditional statements.

16. Ternary Operator

  • Usage of the ternary operator.

17. Switch Case Statement

  • Examples of switch, case, break, and default.

18. For, While, and Do While Loops

  • Examples of loop structures.

19. Loop Control with Break and Continue

  • Examples showing the use of break and continue in loops.

20. Global and Local Scopes

  • Function and block scopes in JavaScript.

21. JavaScript Functions

  • Types of functions and their applications.

22. Arrow Functions

  • Usage of arrow functions with examples.

23. Function Parameters and Arguments

  • Examples of function parameters and arguments.

24. JavaScript Objects

  • Object creation and usage with examples.

25. this Keyword in JavaScript

  • Understanding and using the this keyword.

26. JavaScript Array Basics

  • Creating arrays, array methods, and looping through arrays.

27. JavaScript Advanced Array Methods

  • Advanced array methods with practical examples.

28. let, const, and var in JavaScript

  • Detailed discussion of let, const, var, and their scopes.

29. JavaScript Template Literals

  • Usage of template literals.

30. JavaScript Array and Object Destructuring

  • Examples of array and object destructuring, including nested and parameter destructuring.

31. Spread and Rest Operators in JavaScript

  • Detailed discussion of spread and rest operators.

32. Importing and Exporting Modules

  • Named and default exports and imports.

33. JavaScript DOM - part 1

  • Querying and manipulating document object elements.

34. JavaScript DOM - part 2

  • Advanced DOM manipulations.

35. Event Listeners

  • Details and examples of event listeners.

36. APIs and Asynchronous JavaScript

  • Understanding asynchronous programming and working with APIs.

37. setTimeout and setInterval

  • Usage of setTimeout and setInterval functions.

38. JavaScript Promises

  • Chaining promises with .then and .catch.

39. JavaScript Async/Await

  • Using async/await with examples, including try...catch blocks.

40. Error Handling and Debugging

  • Techniques for error handling and debugging.

41. To-Do List App

  • Capstone project: Building a To-Do List application.

42. Complete JavaScript Code for To-Do List

  • Full implementation of the To-Do List project.

43. Common JavaScript Questions and Answers

  • Frequently asked JavaScript questions and answers.

Who is this course for?

1. Beginner to Advanced JavaScript Developers

  • Individuals who already have a solid understanding of JavaScript fundamentals (e.g., ES6+ syntax, DOM manipulation, asynchronous programming) and want to deepen their knowledge.

  • Developers looking to transition from basic JavaScript to using advanced frameworks and tools.

2. Frontend Developers

  • Professionals or enthusiasts who want to specialize in modern frontend development using frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js.

  • Those interested in building dynamic, responsive, and high-performance web applications.

3. Full-Stack Developers

  • Developers who work on both frontend and backend technologies and want to enhance their frontend skills with advanced JavaScript frameworks.

  • Individuals aiming to build end-to-end web applications with modern tools.

4. Web Developers Transitioning to Modern Frameworks

  • Developers familiar with older JavaScript libraries (e.g., jQuery) or vanilla JavaScript who want to upgrade their skills to modern frameworks and workflows.

5. Tech Enthusiasts and Career Switchers

  • Individuals looking to break into web development and build a strong foundation in modern JavaScript and its ecosystem.

  • Those aiming to stay competitive in the job market by mastering in-demand frameworks.

6. UI/UX Designers with Coding Skills

  • Designers who want to expand their skill set to include interactive and dynamic web development using JavaScript frameworks.

7. Students and Recent Graduates

  • Computer science or related field students who want to gain practical, industry-relevant skills in web development.

  • Graduates looking to build a portfolio of modern web applications.

8. Professionals Seeking Career Advancement

  • Developers aiming to advance their careers by mastering advanced JavaScript concepts and frameworks, which are highly sought after in the tech industry.

Requirements

Passion and determination to achieve big goals in life!

Career path

  • Web Developer
  • UI/UX Developer
  • JavaScript Developer
  • React.js Developer
  • Angular Developer
  • Vue.js Developer
  • Node.js Developer
  • Backend Developer
  • Software Engineer
  • Software Developer
  • Application Developer
  • Mobile App Developer (using React Native or Ionic)
  • Game Developer (Phaser.js frameworks)
  • DevOps Engineer
  • Technical Lead
  • Product Engineer
  • Freelance Web Developer
  • Automation Engineer
  • Testing/QA Engineer

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