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The Complete Modern JavaScript Developer Course

100+ students | Student Support | The most comprehensive JavaScript course on Reed


Development Island Ltd

Summary

Price
£600 inc VAT
Or £50.00/mo. for 12 months...
Study method
Online, On Demand What's this?
Duration
26 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Certificate of completion - Free
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

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Overview

Who is it for?

  • Students who would like to go from Zero Skills to securing a Javascript Developer Job.
  • Students who know some JS and how to use it, but do not master advanced concepts like IIFE, Closures, etc.
  • Students preparing JS interviews with top Web Development corporations.
  • Students interested in learning top JS frameworks (after finishing this course) used by companies like Facebook, Instagram, Paypal, etc: Angular, React, Node.
  • Students interested in learning beyond coding: thinking and Functional Design. (Highly valued by top employers)

What jobs will I qualify for?

Qualified JavaScript Developer.

Javascript Developer Base Pay in London:

Average: £41K.

Range: £28K - £81K

Curriculum

15
sections
157
lectures
26h
total
    • 4: 1. Variables&DataTypes-Introduction 01:55
    • 5: 2. Variables&DataTypes-CreateVariables 09:24
    • 6: 3. Variables&DataTypes-Rules 01:59
    • 7: 4. Variables&DataTypes-Memory 03:03
    • 8: 5. Variables&DataTypes-Numbers-Introduction 05:05
    • 9: 6. Variables&DataTypes-Numbers-Arithmetics 04:51
    • 10: 7. Variables&DataTypes-Numbers-Operator Precedence 05:55
    • 11: 8. Variables&DataTypes-Numbers-More Operators and Special Numbers 10:31
    • 12: 9. Variables&DataTypes-Strings 08:33
    • 13: 10. Variables&DataTypes-Booleans 02:18
    • 14: 11. Variables&DataTypes-Booleans-Logical Operators 04:00
    • 15: 12. Variables&DataTypes-Booleans-Operator Precedence 02:07
    • 16: 13. Variables&DataTypes-Booleans-Unary Operator 01:57
    • 17: 14. Variables&DataTypes-Booleans- vs non Booleans 12:05
    • 18: 15. Variables&DataTypes-null and undefined 03:04
    • 19: 16. Variables&DataTypes-type coercion 08:00
    • 20: 17. Variables&DataTypes-Objects 13:12
    • 21: 18. Variables&DataTypes-Arrays 02:47
    • 22: 19. Conditional&Looping-If Statement 07:53
    • 23: 20. Conditional&Looping-Switch Statement 07:29
    • 24: 21. Conditional&Looping-For Statement 12:54
    • 25: 22. Conditional&Looping-while do 14:04
    • 26: 23. Conditional&Looping-do while 01:49
    • 27: 24. FunctionsPart1-Introduction 06:55
    • 28: 25. FunctionsPart1-return values 05:07
    • 29: 26. FunctionsPart1-pass by value vs by reference 11:26
    • 30: 27. FunctionsPart1-first class functions 11:57
    • 31: 28. FunctionsPart1-statement vs expression 10:25
    • 32: 29. FunctionsPart1-IIFE 06:55
    • 33: 30. FunctionsPart1-An invocation pattern - Recursion 09:34
    • 34: 31. FunctionsPart1-Built-in JS functions 08:53
    • 35: 32. FunctionsPart1-scope 14:50
    • 36: 33. ObjectsPart1-Object literals 03:03
    • 37: 34. ObjectsPart1-dot notation vs brackets 10:15
    • 38: 35. ObjectsPart1-Constructors - new keyword - this 17:20
    • 39: 36. ObjectsPart1-Prototype 06:49
    • 40: 37. ObjectsPart1-Equality 08:00
    • 41: 38. ObjectsPart1-String Object 08:57
    • 42: 39. ObjectsPart1-Date Object 17:08
    • 43: 40. ObjectsPart1-Date Object 2 07:43
    • 44: 41. ObjectsPart1-Math Object 03:40
    • 45: 42. ObjectsPart1-JSON 12:47
    • 46: 43. ObjectsPart1-Array Object 04:43
    • 47: 44. ObjectsPart1-Array methods 13:25
    • 48: 45. ObjectsPart1-Loop through arrays using forEach 02:43
    • 49: 46. TheDOM-Learn HTML and CSS 1 12:11
    • 50: 47. TheDOM-Learn HTML and CSS 2 09:34
    • 51: 48. TheDOM-Learn HTML and CSS 3 13:25
    • 52: 49. TheDOM-Learn HTML and CSS 4 11:22
    • 53: 50. TheDOM-Understand JS DOM 07:22
    • 54: 51. TheDOM-Access DOM elements 1 18:44
    • 55: 52. TheDOM-Access DOM elements 2 06:20
    • 56: 53. TheDOM-Change DOM elements 18:53
    • 57: 54. TheDOM-remove DOM elements 06:22
    • 58: 55. TheDOM-event handling 1 14:31
    • 59: 56. TheDOM-event handling 2 10:56
    • 60: 57. TheDOM-event object - keys 06:36
    • 61: 58. TheDOM-event object - mouse events 13:19
    • 62: 59. TheDOM-event object - scroll event 06:59
    • 63: 60. TheDOM-event object - focus 03:40
    • 64: 61. TheDOM-event object - preventDefault 03:36
    • 65: 62. TheDOM-Single threaded Javascript 05:07
    • 66: 63. TheDOM-Debouncing 08:15
    • 67: 64. TheDOM-Event Propagation 08:41
    • 68: 65. TheDOM-Event Delegation 13:48
    • 69: 66. TheDOM-jQuery 19:17
    • 70: 67. ECHoistingthis-Global Execution Context - this 04:08
    • 71: 68. ECHoistingthis-Execution Context - Creation and Hoisting 05:08
    • 72: 69. ECHoistingthis-Execution Context - Execution 12:54
    • 73: 70. ECHoistingthis-Function declaration overriding variable declaration 05:13
    • 74: 71. Scope Chain-Introduction 04:12
    • 75: 72. Scope Chain-Understand the Scope Chain 11:06
    • 76: 73. Closures-Understand closures_720p 19:13
    • 77: 73. Closures-Understand closures 19:13
    • 78: 74. Closures-Update values of outer variables 08:02
    • 79: 75. Closures-Update values of outer variables 2 04:53
    • 80: 76. Closures-Closures with Event Loops 09:42
    • 81: 77. Closures-Closures with Event Loops 2 05:27
    • 82: 78. Closures-Iteration challenge 08:21
    • 83: 79. Encapsulation&InformationHiding-Introduction 09:03
    • 84: 80. Encapsulation&InformationHiding-Use Closures to hide properties and methods 12:41
    • 85: 81. Encapsulation&InformationHiding-Use IIF to create private static properties 07:09
    • 86: 82. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-Understand the Prototype 1 05:44
    • 87: 83. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-Understand the Prototype 2 03:47
    • 88: 84. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-__proto__ 09:57
    • 89: 85. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-Object.create 04:07
    • 90: 86. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-Constructor 18:21
    • 91: 87. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-extend 06:01
    • 92: 88. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-Class Augmentation 19:21
    • 93: 89. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-Class Augmentation 2 08:54
    • 94: 90. Inheritance&PrototypeChain-Object Cloning 06:55
    • 95: 91. ObjectsChallenges-Iteration and hasOwnProperty 07:49
    • 96: 92. ObjectsChallenges-Iteration_object.keys_forEach 08:18
    • 97: 93. ObjectsChallenges-getPrototypeOf & getOwnPropertyNames 08:52
    • 98: 94. ObjectsChallenges-climb up the prototype chain 16:37
    • 99: 95. Singleton&ModulePatterns-Namespacing 06:06
    • 100: 96. Singleton&ModulePatterns-Singleton Pattern 03:41
    • 101: 97. Singleton&ModulePatterns-Wrap Page Specific Code 19:56
    • 102: 98. Singleton&ModulePatterns-Modular Design Pattern 08:33
    • 103: 99. FunctionsPart2-Functions are objects 05:42
    • 104: 100. FunctionsPart2-the arguments property 08:14
    • 105: 101. FunctionsPart2-Function.prototype.call 17:44
    • 106: 102. FunctionsPart2-Function.prototype.apply 01:22
    • 107: 103. FunctionsPart2-Function.prototype.bind 05:23
    • 108: 104.TypingTest-Introduction Preview 03:33
    • 109: 105.TypingTest-simplifiedsteps 09:47
    • 110: 106.TypingTest-Back to client requirements 10:17
    • 111: 107.TypingTest-Functional Design 04:32
    • 112: 108.TypingTest-Modular Design Pattern 08:07
    • 113: 109.TypingTest-Modular Categorization 08:47
    • 114: 110.TypingTest-dataModuleStructure 14:32
    • 115: 111.TypingTest-UIModuleStructure_576sd 18:07
    • 116: 111.TypingTest-UIModuleStructure 18:07
    • 117: 112.TypingTest-formatCurrentWordStructure 11:23
    • 118: 113.TypingTest-ResultsCalculationsStructure 06:07
    • 119: 114.TypingTest-updateTimeLeftStructure 03:23
    • 120: 115.TypingTest-certificateModuleStructure 01:12
    • 121: 116.TypingTest-eventsModuleStructure 02:47
    • 122: 117.TypingTest-wordsModuleStructure 01:24
    • 123: 118.TypingTest-OverviewOfModules 02:46
    • 124: 119.TypingTest-getReadyToWriteCode 06:51
    • 125: 120.TypingTest-skeleton&decoration 19:01
    • 126: 121.TypingTest-skeleton&decoration2_576sd 19:10
    • 127: 121.TypingTest-skeleton&decoration2 19:10
    • 128: 122.TypingTest-skeleton&decoration3_576sd 19:46
    • 129: 122.TypingTest-skeleton&decoration3 19:46
    • 130: 123.TypingTest-init function 09:15
    • 131: 124.TypingTest-fillListOfTestWords (data Module) 13:33
    • 132: 125.TypingTest-shuffle and array 13:46
    • 133: 126.TypingTest-add random capitalization 12:06
    • 134: 127.TypingTest-add random punctuation 13:24
    • 135: 128TypingTest-fill list of test words (UI Module) 19:11
    • 136: 129.TypingTest-fill list of test words (UI Module) 2 18:16
    • 137: 130.TypingTest-time initialization (data & UI) 14:43
    • 138: 131.TypingTest-moveToNewWord (data Module) 17:53
    • 139: 132.TypingTest-setActiveWord& format it (UI Module) 16:01
    • 140: 133.TypingTest-type a character event listener 18:47
    • 141: 134.TypingTest-word.prototype.update(value) 19:37
    • 142: 135.TypingTest-keydown vs keyup vs keypress vs input events 06:32
    • 143: 136.TypingTest-Format the active word Complete (UI Module) 19:52
    • 144: 137.TypingTest-Pressing Space 08:58
    • 145: 138TypingTest-Scroll active word into middle view 10:53
    • 146: 139.TypingTest-Fake event using Event Constructor 14:18
    • 147: 140.TypingTest- Launch the test 08:07
    • 148: 141.TypingTest- Calculate wpm & wpmChange 15:25
    • 149: 142.TypingTest- Update the time left (data & UI) 06:11
    • 150: 143.TypingTest- Calculate cpm & cpmChange 03:26
    • 151: 144.TypingTest- Calculate accuracy & accuracyChange 06:10
    • 152: 145.TypingTest- updateResults (UI Module) 19:59
    • 153: 146.TypingTest- End the Test & Show Modal 1 13:40
    • 154: 147.TypingTest- End the Test & Show Modal 2 18:17
    • 155: 148. Generate PDF Certificate (1) 17:57
    • 156: 149. Generate PDF Certificate (2) 17:59
    • 157: 150. Generate PDF Certificate (3) 18:32

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Description

Did you know that JavaScript is the #1 web programming language in the world?

Did you know that Mastering JavaScript (basic & advanced) will make you a highly sought after web developer in the job Market?

Is this the course for you?

Whether you have no programming background, or you have some experience with JavaScript, but admit that you struggle with advanced JavaScript coding or feel intimidated when you come across “weird” JavaScript concepts like: Closures, Encapsulation or IIFE, this is the course for you!

This course follows a robust structure and a result driven approach based on “learning by doing” which helped our students secure web development jobs in the past. It is the most Comprehensive JavaScript Course in the Market. With 15 highly structured sections distributed over 26 hours of content and 220 lectures, including crystal clear presentations, detailed explanations, coding challenges and a full professional real life project.

In this course, you will go from a beginner to a job ready JS Developer. We will prove to you that concepts like closures, hoisting, IIFE, encapsulation, … are as easy as drinking a glass of water. And you will gain so much power you will use those "weird" concepts to build a fully functional Typing Test App which will make you proud of yourself.

This is what you get:

1- Friendly Direct Support from the instructor as well as the active community in the Q&A area.

2- Illustrative Graphics used to explain advanced topics (as if you were 5 :) ).

3- All source code used in the videos.

4- Code as you Go when building the Mega Professional Project so that you never get lost. We developed this new concept based on students feedback.

5- A step by step methodology where we teach you the logic of things and how to think before diving into writing code. This is what today's employers and clients are looking for and value the most!

6- Super strong foundations which will prepare you to learn JS frameworks after you finish this course: AngularJS, React, Node.js, etc.

7- A deep focus on Object Oriented Concepts you would very rarely find in online JS courses (Class Augmentation, Object Cloning, and much more)

8- Highly respected Experience building a Full Advanced Javascript Application which you can customise and add to your CV.

9- Extra content added at no extra charge (ES6, extra applications, …)

What Students say about the course:

"The course is well structured and well executed. I really enjoy the quality of its contents. The Instructor uses excellent methods to simplify relatively difficult programming concepts in a way that make them easy and understandable to everyone who wants to learn."

"The instructor always does his best teaching courses. Last time I enrolled in his "The Complete Web Development Course - Build 15 Projects" course, I learned a lot from there. He teaches slowly and always explains with examples to make it clear and understandable. In this course, he added a real world application: TYPING SPEED APP. I hope after I finish this course, I'll be a JavaScript expert and build a couple of my own real world application to add my Portfolio. Happy learning!!!"

Requirements

  • There is no pre-knowledge required. This course will take you from zero skills to a job ready JS Developer.
  • All you need is a computer.
  • HTML/CSS can help. But no worries as we included videos teaching HTML/CSS from scratch.

Career path

Qualified JavaScript Developer.

Questions and answers


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Alex asked:

Is this like your web development course - I would get lifetime access to the course content? Is there no time limit for completion of the course?

Answer:

Hi Alex, Yes you get lifetime access to all course material. By the way, we believe this is currently the most detailed modern JavaScript course available on the internet. We hope to see you in the course :) Kind regards, Development Island

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