JavaScript for Beginners (Udemy.com)

What you'll learnLearn JavaScript syntaxLearn to write and use JavaScript functions, loops, and conditionalsLearn about the DOM and how to manipulate itLearn about functions JavaScript provides that you can utilize

( 41 Reviews )

Created by: Ernest Jones

Produced in 2017

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Course Description

DescriptionNearly every interactive website you visit is using JavaScript. It has become the the default coding language of the internet. If you want to move beyond creating simple static web pages, it is essential to understand the basics of JavaScript. This course will teach you all the essentials of the JavaScript language. You will learn all about JavaScript variables, functions, conditionals and many more items. You will also learn about how to use the DOM or Document Object Model. When it comes to the JavaScript, nothing is more important than understanding the DOM if you want to understand how to use JavaScript effectively. So we will spend several videos examining how JavaScript works with the DOM.I firmly believe it is important to understand the core concepts to any language. And so, as always, I will stress concepts first and foremost.In this JavaScript Beginners course, I will teach you all the main concepts of JavaScript.. Once you understand how to use JavaScript, it will be much easier for you to learn other scripting tools such as JQuery and Angular JS. That is because the basic concepts to scripting languages are all very simialr. This will put you on the road to creating highly interactive web pages that respond to users.Watch hours of engaging video lectures, and study all the code examples that will be provided. With this course, you will become fully competent in JavaScript!Who this course is for:This course is meant for absolute beginners

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Ernest Jones

4.2 Rating
41 Reviews

I am in the computer industry and have done many tutorials on computer programming. Some of my tutorials are among the most viewed on several different website. All of my videos are explained in an easy step-by-step manner. I have done tutorials on ASP, CSS, HTML, Java, JavaScript, and PHP.

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By John Campbell on 4 years, 5 months ago

This course was all I thought it would be , very glad I took it and I have a good base of Javascript now. The instructor put out well porepared lessons and feedback was good and timely. Highly recommend to newbies

By Enrique on 4 years, 8 months ago

Buen curso para iniciarse en javascript. El profesor es muy claro explicando cada tema y los ejercicios ayudan.

By Vanessa Archambault on 5 years ago

I need to learn D3.js for my job and I needed a refresher on basic Javascript since it's not a language I use often. This course helped me get up to speed on the syntax and basic capability of Javascript so I can dive into D3 with more ease. thanks

By Sachin Kalhara Colambage on 5 years ago

This is a very thorough introduction to javascript.. But it helps if you know a programming language to understand the concepts better

By Patrik Karlsson on 5 years, 3 months ago

I really enjoyed this course. It helped me understand the basics of Javascript. But some of the labs could have been better. Some of the assignments required you to go to another website to read up on Javascript through a third party (in this case http://www.w3schools.com/). Sure I should not be spoonfed all the answers but I would have prefered it if the missing Javascript code was explained in the videos, since they were a part of the assignment. Still, the course was really good and teached me the basics of Javascript.

By Kim Hawthorne on 5 years, 4 months ago

As a first-time Javascript coder, I found this class to be quite informative and easy to follow. While some more context into how this stuff would be used in real-world web development scenarios could be helpful, I definitely feel I have a solid grasp on the syntax and building blocks of JS (and could be getting ahead of myself). Thanks, Mark

By Allan Moreno on 5 years, 4 months ago

Even though the concepts taught in this course are understandable, the given exercises and examples are useless, impractical, and far away from any real use case. It's difficult to associate these imaginary exercises to real life problems. For a paid course I was expecting something more realistic and down to earth from a so called experienced programmer.

By Tim Johnson on 5 years, 5 months ago

Mark is a very good speaker and has great exercises along with the curriculum.

By Mike Schellen on 5 years, 6 months ago

Does what it promises to do - provides a good foundation for learning javascript.

By Chris Zymaris on 5 years, 6 months ago

Mark's lectures are easy to learn from, he speaks and types at a great pace to follow along with, and the content is also paced well in relevance and complexity. Very satisfied.

By Dan Williams on 5 years, 9 months ago

Pace starts ok, but for later courses covers to much ground too quickly and not in enough detail for a newbie. There are other sites using video and interactive features a better way to learn now. That said the content and subjects will give you a solid grounding in the subject matter.

By Emperor of the Omniverse: Tim Hunold on 5 years, 10 months ago