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Overview
In this training participants develop real-world JavaScript applications and learn how to create object-oriented JavaScript applications, handle exceptions, and how to use regular expressions. Then they take their JavaScript skills to a more advanced level by working with events, images, timers, closures, callbacks, namespaces, and JSON.
Objectives
At the end of Javascript training course, participants will be able to
- Develop real-world JavaScript applications
- Use arrays, web storage, and JavaScript libraries
- Create object-oriented JavaScript applications
- Handle exceptions
- Use regular expressions
- Work with events, images, and timers as they build applications like slide shows
- Use closures, callbacks, namespaces, and the module pattern to secure their applications
- Use JSON to transmit and store data
Prerequisites
HTML5 and CSS3 training or equivalent experience. No prior programming experience is assumed, though this course can be swiftly adapted for a programming-savvy audience.
Course Outline
Getting Started With JavaScriptedforce2021-06-25T16:43:24+05:30
- How to include JavaScript in an HTML document
- Two ways to include JavaScript in the head of an HTML document
- The JavaScript syntax
- How to work with JavaScript data
- Two illustrative applications
The Essential JavaScript Statementsedforce2021-06-25T16:44:45+05:30
- How to code the basic control statements
- Three illustrative applications
- How to work with arrays
- The Test Scores application with an array
JavaScript Objects, Functions, and Eventsedforce2021-06-25T16:44:58+05:30
- How to use objects to work with data
- How to use functions
- How to handle events
- Two illustrative applications
How To Script Forms and Controlsedforce2021-06-25T16:45:15+05:30
- DOM scripting properties and methods
- The FAQs application
- How to script forms and controls
- The Register application
- How to add new nodes to the DOM
- The Register application with a table
How To Test and Debug a JavaScript Applicationedforce2021-06-25T16:45:37+05:30
- An introduction to testing and debugging
- How to debug with Chrome’s developer tools
- Other debugging methods
Numbers, Strings, and Datesedforce2021-06-25T16:45:58+05:30
- How to work with numbers
- The PIG application
- How to work with strings
- How to work with dates and times
- The Count Down application
How To Code Control Statementsedforce2021-06-25T16:46:25+05:30
- How to code conditional expressions
- How to code the selection structures
- The Invoice application
- How to code the iteration structures
Arrays and Web Storageedforce2021-06-25T16:46:49+05:30
- How to create and use an array
- How to use the methods of an Array object
- Other skills for working with arrays
- How to use web storage
- The Task Manager application
How To Create and Use Functionsedforce2021-06-25T16:47:08+05:30
- Basic skills for working with functions
- The Task Manager application
- Object-oriented skills for working with functions
How To Create and Use Objectsedforce2021-06-25T16:47:30+05:30
- Basic skills for working with objects
- What you need to know about JavaScript prototypes
- The Task Manager application
- Advanced skills for working with objects
- The enhanced Task Manager application
Using Regular Expressions, Handling Exceptions, and Validating Dataedforce2021-06-25T16:47:55+05:30
- How to use regular expressions
- How to handle exceptions
- The Register application
Events, Images, and Timersedforce2021-06-25T16:48:15+05:30
- How to work with events
- The FAQs application
- How to work with images
- The Rollover application
- How to use timers
- The Slide Show application
Closures, Callbacks, and Recursionedforce2021-06-25T16:48:36+05:30
- Introduction to closures
- How to use closures
- The Slide Show application
- How to use callbacks
- How to use recursion
- The Task Manager application
Namespaces, Modules, and Custom Propertiesedforce2021-06-25T16:48:56+05:30
- How to work with namespaces
- The Task Manager application
- How to work with the module pattern
- The Slide Show application
- How to customize properties
- The enhanced Slide Show application
JavaScript Object Notation (JSON)edforce2021-06-25T16:49:14+05:30
- An introduction to JSON
- How to work with JSON in JavaScript
- The Task Manager application
- How to customize the stringify method
- How to customize the parse method
- The enhanced Task Manager application
