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JavaScript Programming (Advanced)
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
21.6 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 Programming (Advanced). It is a self-paced course with video lectures. You will be awarded Course Completion Certificate at the end of the course.

Advanced JavaScript refers to deeper and more sophisticated concepts of JavaScript that go beyond the basics of syntax, loops, and functions. It involves understanding the language's inner workings, advanced features, and best practices for building complex applications.

How Advanced JavaScript Works

JavaScript is a single-threaded, event-driven, interpreted or just-in-time (JIT) compiled language. Advanced JavaScript concepts often revolve around how the language handles:

  • Memory management
  • Asynchronous operations
  • Closures and scope
  • Prototypal inheritance
  • Module management

Why Learn Advanced JavaScript?

  • Better Performance: Optimizing applications through concepts like event delegation and efficient memory management.
  • Scalable Code: Writing reusable, modular, and testable code.
  • Mastery: Advanced concepts like closures and async handling help in debugging and building complex apps.

By mastering these core concepts, you can leverage JavaScript to build robust, efficient, and modern web applications.

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
63
lectures
21h 34m
total

    • 1: Higher Order Function 24:58
    • 2: Using map(), filter(), and reduce() in Higher-Order Functions Preview 23:58
    • 3: Understanding Closures 38:04
    • 4: Practical Applications and Use Cases of JavaScript Closures 28:48
    • 5: JavaScript Function Currying 26:53
    • 6: Functional Programming in JavaScript and its Benefits 22:00
    • 7: Combining Functions for Cleaner Code 20:22
    • 8: Understanding and Implementing Recursive Functions 22:17
    • 9: Tail Recursion Optimization 21:08
    • 10: JavaScript Prototype-Based Inheritance 20:17
    • 11: Using Class Syntax for OOP Preview 27:49
    • 12: Creating Subclasses and Extending Existing Classes 19:03
    • 13: Using the super Keyword effectively 26:00
    • 14: Defining Private Fields and Methods in ES6+ 15:47
    • 15: Reusing Code across Classes using Mixins 17:15
    • 16: Chaining Promises and Managing Complex Async Workflows 18:36
    • 17: Error Handling with Promises 23:01
    • 18: Writing Cleaner Asynchronous Code Preview 23:32
    • 19: Handling Errors with try catch in async/await 23:16
    • 20: Creating and using Async Iterators for handling Data Streams 20:00
    • 21: Differences Between Concurrency and Parallelism 11:58
    • 22: Promise in detail 15:53
    • 23: Custom Error Objects and Extending the Error Class Preview 16:17
    • 24: Error Propagation and Re-Throwing Errors 19:53
    • 25: Using Browser Developer Tools effectively 09:35
    • 26: Debugging using Breakpoints, Watch Expressions, and Call Stacks 11:43
    • 27: Handling Errors using try catch 20:10
    • 28: Input Validation and Code Safety Checks 28:13
    • 29: Understanding How the Event Loop works 14:51
    • 30: Microtasks vs Macrotasks 20:22
    • 31: How Asynchronous Code is handled in JavaScript 26:30
    • 32: Optimizing Performance with Large Datasets 27:28
    • 33: Techniques for Manipulating Nested Structures 26:25
    • 34: JavaScript Sets and Maps 21:48
    • 35: WeakMap and WeakSet 20:51
    • 36: Sorting Algorithms in JavaScript - Quicksort and Mergesort 18:28
    • 37: Searching Algorithms and Optimization Techniques 24:12
    • 38: Destructuring and Rest-Spread Operators 23:34
    • 39: Template Literals and Tagged Templates 18:52
    • 40: JavaScript Modules (ES6) 21:19
    • 41: JavaScript Iterators and Generators 24:14
    • 42: JavaScript Proxy and Reflect 26:19
    • 43: Immutability and Pure Functions in JavaScript 20:21
    • 44: Advanced Higher-Order Functions in JavaScript 24:32
    • 45: Declarative vs Imperative Programming in JavaScript 23:27
    • 46: Using Libraries for Functional Programming with JavaScript 18:21
    • 47: Code Profiling and Benchmarking with JavaScript 16:50
    • 48: Memory Management and Leaks in JavaScript 13:30
    • 49: Optimizing Loops and Operations in JavaScript 17:26
    • 50: Lazy Loading and Code Splitting in JavaScript 24:19
    • 51: Design Patterns in JavaScript 27:54
    • 52: Coding Standards and Linting in JavaScript 15:25
    • 53: Testing JavaScript Code with Jest and Mocha 13:41
    • 54: Building Reusable Components using JavaScript 18:37
    • 55: Fetch API and Axios Library in JavaScript 26:03
    • 56: Handling CORS and JSON in JavaScript 18:54
    • 57: RESTful API Integration with JavaScript 21:10
    • 58: Advanced JavaScript Capstone Project 22:39
    • 59: Expense Tracker App 25:02
    • 60: Advanced JavaScript Interview Questions 15:01
    • 61: JavaScript Booklet 05:00
    • 62: JavaScript Glossary 05:00
    • 63: JavaScript Interview Questions 08:00

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Description

Advanced JavaScript Programming – Course SyllabusSection 1: Functional Programming and Advanced Functions

  • Higher-Order Functions and Practical Use Cases

  • Using map(), filter(), and reduce()

  • Closures: Concepts and Real-World Applications

  • Function Currying and Composition

  • Immutability and Pure Functions

  • Functional Programming Benefits and Best Practices

  • Libraries: Lodash, Ramda for Functional Code

Section 2: Recursion and Algorithmic Techniques

  • Recursive Functions: Implementation and Use Cases

  • Tail Recursion Optimization

  • Sorting Algorithms: Quicksort, Mergesort

  • Search Techniques: Binary Search and Optimization Strategies

Section 3: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in JavaScript

  • Prototypal Inheritance and ES6 Class Syntax

  • Subclassing and Use of super

  • Private Fields and Encapsulation in ES6+

  • Mixins for Code Reuse

Section 4: Asynchronous JavaScript and API Integration

  • Promises: Fundamentals, Chaining, and Error Handling

  • Async/Await: Cleaner Async Code and Error Management

  • Async Iterators and Streaming Data

  • Event Loop, Microtasks vs. Macrotasks

  • Fetch API and Axios

  • RESTful API Integration and CORS Handling

  • Concurrency vs. Parallelism: Concepts and Differences

Section 5: Debugging and Performance Optimization

  • Using Developer Tools and Breakpoints

  • Call Stacks and Debugging Techniques

  • Input Validation and Code Safety

  • Performance with Large Datasets

  • Memory Management and Leak Prevention

  • Optimizing Loops and Computations

  • Lazy Loading and Code Splitting

Section 6: Advanced Language Features

  • Sets, Maps, WeakSet, and WeakMap

  • Destructuring and Rest/Spread Operators

  • Template Literals and Tagged Templates

  • ES6 Modules for Modular Development

  • Iterators and Generators

  • Proxy and Reflect APIs

  • Handling Deeply Nested Structures

Section 7: Applied Projects and Use Cases

  • Building Reusable JavaScript Components

  • Working with JSON and API Responses

  • Mini Project: Expense Tracker App

  • Capstone Project: Full-Scale Advanced JavaScript Application

Section 8: Patterns, Testing, and Code Quality

  • Declarative vs. Imperative Programming

  • Common JavaScript Design Patterns

  • Coding Standards, Linting with ESLint

  • Unit Testing with Jest and Mocha

Section 9: Advanced Error Handling and Memory Techniques

  • Custom Error Objects and Inheritance

  • Error Propagation and Re-Throwing

  • Handling Errors in Nested Promises

  • Profiling and Benchmarking JavaScript Code

  • Memory Optimization Techniques and Best Practices

Section 10: Interview Preparation

  • Advanced JavaScript Interview Questions

  • Tips for Technical Interviews and Assessments

  • Problem-Solving Scenarios and Sample Answers

Who is this course for?

  1. Intermediate JavaScript Developers

    • Individuals who already have a solid understanding of JavaScript fundamentals (e.g., variables, functions, loops, DOM manipulation) and want to deepen their knowledge.

  2. Frontend Developers

    • Professionals working with frontend frameworks (e.g., React, Angular, Vue.js) who want to master advanced JavaScript concepts to write more efficient and scalable code.

  3. Full-Stack Developers

    • Developers who work on both frontend and backend (e.g., using Node.js) and need advanced JavaScript skills to build robust applications.

  4. Web Developers Transitioning to Advanced Topics

    • Developers familiar with basic web development who want to explore advanced topics like asynchronous programming, design patterns, and performance optimization.

  5. Software Engineers

    • Engineers looking to improve their understanding of JavaScript's advanced features, such as closures, prototypal inheritance, and memory management.

  6. Tech Enthusiasts and Hobbyists

    • Individuals passionate about programming who want to explore JavaScript in depth for personal projects or career growth.

  7. Students and Learners

    • Computer science students or self-taught programmers who have completed beginner-level JavaScript courses and are ready to tackle more complex concepts.

Requirements

Passion and determination to achieve your goals!

Career path

  • Web Developer
  • UI Engineer
  • Front-End Technologist
  • Application Interface Specialist
  • Software Engineer – Web Technologies
  • Full-Stack Trainee (JavaScript Stack)
  • Interface Implementation Analyst
  • Junior Web Programmer
  • UI/UX Coder
  • Client-Side Scripting Specialist

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