JavaScript TodoList (Udemy.com)

Learn how to build a fully functioning todo-list interface in JavaScript

Created by: Nevyan Neykov

Produced in 2021

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What you will learn

  • Build full functioning todo-list
  • Learn JavaScript with practical examples

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Overall Score : 66 / 100

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Course Description

In this course you will learn how to create beautiful todo-list user interface with JavaScript. Lectures include practical information on how to:
  • build user interface using basic JavaScript string templates,
  • use HTML entities and CSS to style buttons,
  • select, update, delete and efficiently loop through HTML user interface elements,
  • explore the DOM tree,
  • use event delegation,
  • properly leverage the browser's LocalStorage for saving user data,
  • and many more.
Project files are being included for you to practice and follow along.
Good luck in programming with JavaScript, and now lets get started!Who this course is for:
  • Anyone who wants to learn JavaScript
  • Anyone who wants to know how to build a todo-list

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Instructor Details

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I have been involved in web development for more than 15 years, working in various companies dealing mainly with PHP / Laravel and JavaScript / Angular.
Independently as well as in teams, I am involved in the design and development of user-friendly websites. The new aspects of JavaScript language such as ES6, as well as the Angular framework and their application in practice, are interesting to me.
Now I am dealing predominantly with Linux System Administration, Cloud security (OpenStack) and Docker.

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Si es bueno aprender algo nuevo

I'm just learning javascript. This looked like a quick project. However this is more of a 'code along', and the guy in the video codes RAPID. None of the code is actually explained so you don't really know what you're typing or why (at least I didn't). If you have some basic html5 + css + js experience already this might be OK for you for practice. As a beginner learning js however this is pointless. I had to play the videos at 0.75x speed just to keep up, even then I was pausing a lot. I gave up out of frustration and requested a refund. shame.

Friends, like me, if you also are under the impression that we need to know advanced stuff like Angular, jQuery...etc., to create a todo list--that too one that persists our todo list in the browser even if we shutdown our PC, then you will be pleasantly surprised to know that we can do it using just "plain" JavaScript. Mr. Nevyan Neykov teaches us step by step at a pace that we newbies also can understand, follow, and code along to "create" our own Todo App! Source code also is provided in case we mess up while coding along. What was a "wow!" moment for me was when Mr. Neykov showed how HTML code can be embedded inside a JS function and also how CSS can be used to show text content only when our todo list is empty. All in all, a really useful course to not only learn how an app is built but also how a coder thinks and implements ideas step by step to complete the app.

Thank you, Mr. Neykov, for sharing your knowledge with us.