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Step by Step Guide for Javascript – Basics to Advanced

Step by Step Guide for Javascript - Basics to Advanced

Step by Step Guide for Javascript – Basics to Advanced
A beginners guide to learn JavaScript programming right from scratch to the advanced concepts along with jQuery.

What you’ll learn
  • Basics of JavaScript (Data types, Loops, Arrays, Objects, Functions, etc)
  • Introduction to Document Object Model(DOM) and Browser Object Model(BOM)
  • OOPs concepts in JavaScript
  • Working with jQuery

Requirements
  • A basic understanding of HTML and CSS

Description
****UPDATE [11-June-2020]:  New Content Added!!!!!****
Around 60+ video content added
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Bonus Sections: jQuery and ES6 for ReactJS
A perfect course for all those who want to learn and master Javascript programming skills right from scratch.
At the beginning of this course, we will help you learn and understand all the basic concepts of javascript. Once you master the basics, we will move on to the advanced topics like object-oriented programming where you will learn the OOPs concepts like data binding, inheritance, data encapsulation, etc. After that, we will move towards the most used part in Javascript – Functional Programming where we will cover the special functions like map, filter, reduce, and many more. We will also cover some essential topics in jQuery which is a widely used javascript library. It is preferred by most developers to write crisp and compact code.

We have included the best practices and do’s and don’ts in Javascript programming language. We will even explain how to write clean code with the help of comments, the code which other developers can understand.

This course is designed in such a way that a person, who does not know anything about programming, will be able to write a clean and well-structured code after completion.

Who this course is for:
  • Beginners who are new to Web Development
  • Freshers who want to learn JavaScript from scratch
  • Developers who want to brush up on the concepts of Javascript

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