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Learn JavaScript and JQuery Building Ten Projects

Created by: Eduonix Learning Solutions

Last updated December 2018

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What you will learn

  • Master JavaScript for Web projects
  • Learn the use of JQuery
  • Use JavaScript and jQuery in professional projects
  • Design web projects more effectively and elegantly

How it compares

Against the other 239 rated Udemy courses in JavaScript on CourseDuck:

  • Rating4.3 out of 5higher than 25% of them
  • Reviews904#87 of 240 by number of reviews
  • Length9.2 hourslonger than 68% of them
  • Last updatedDecember 2018earlier than 80% of them

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Overall Score : 86 / 100

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Course Description

JavaScript is the world's most popular language and is widely used in almost all web projects. JQuery has also become hugely popular within few years of its launch. These two technologies are must for any web developer and in order to help you master them in a practical manner we have created this elite course where you will use these technologies to create actual projects and will learn the nuances of their usage in real world.

The following projects have been selected for this course

CH1: Simple JavaScript Quiz

Description: We will start with a fairly simple project of a one page, multiple choice JavaScript quiz. In this projct we will look at some of the essentials when it comes to HTML5, CSS and JavaScript. We will look at event handlers, variables and even 'for loops' and arrays

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Variables & Arrays, Loops, Responsive Design

CH2: jQuery Content Slider

Description: jQuery is well known for thigs like image gallerys, sliders, scrollers, etc. We will be building a very clean application which will allow us to click a 'next' button to fade in the next slide and a 'prev' button to go in the reverse direction. We will use the fadeIn() and fadeOut() animation methods to do this

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Lists, jQuery selectors, methods like addClass() and removeClass() and animation methods like fadeIn() and fadeOut()

CH3: YouTube Search Engine

Description: In this project we will use the YouTube Data API v3 to build a video search engine. We will use the 'search . list' method to do this. We will also implement 'FancyBox', which is a lightbox script. This will allow use to have the video open on our site instead of being redirected to YouTube.

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Youtube Data API v3, jQuery $.get() request, inserting HTML via html() method

CH4: FAQ Accordian Slider

Description: We will build a content accordion. This is great for an FAQ section but ofcourse could be used in many different contexts. We will use the slideToggle() method and some others

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, Lists, jQuery Selectors, jQuery slide methods

CH5: Ajax PHP Shoutbox

This project will implement many technologies to build a shoutbox/chat module. We will build a backend MySQL database and connect via PHP. We will then make a request to another .php file which will insert the data into the correct tables

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, PHP, MySQL, PHPMyAdmin

CH6: Apple Style Thumbslider

In this project we will build an image slider much like ones you see on Apple's website and apps. It will use thumbnail banivation as well as autoscroll

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, Custom animate() method

CH7: Create a jQuery Plugin

In this chapter we will actually create a simple jQuery plugin, get it ready and then upload it to the jQuery. com plugin registry. We will also look at using Git and Github. com

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, jQuery plugin conventions, Git, Github, Command line utility

CH8: jQuery Portfolio Gallery

We will build an image gallery with a few features such as categorization, lightbox effect and overlay effect

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, Lightbox2 Plugin

CH9: jQuery Mobile App

This will be our first mobile based app. We will use HTML5 and jQuery Mobile framework. You will learn how to build multi-page templates with jQuery Mobile. We will be building a miletracker app which will allow you to enter run or jog mileage and the date along with the ability to update and delete. localStorage will be used for storing data

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, jQuery Mobile, localStorage api

CH10: Tic Tac Toe

This will be a nice and simple application. It is a very basic tic tac toe game. It will implement a few rules and conditionals for things like not being able to click in the same square twice.

Features/Technologies: HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, JavaScript, Conditionals

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Instructor Details

Eduonix Learning Solutions

Eduonix creates and distributes high quality technology training content. Our team of  industry professionals have been training manpower for more than a decade. We aim to teach technology the way it is used in industry and professional world.  We have professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web to Enterprise and Database and Server Administration.

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Reviews

4.3

904 ratings on Udemy

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By Christopher Waddell on 5/17/2019

This course is just JQuery, that's lazy and less relevant thesedays

By Abhijeet Das on 5/7/2019

Good course. Basics cleared. Gives confidence for working on big projects.

By Leandro Da Souza on 5/5/2019

a little more in depth would have been nice, like why we do what we are currently doing, at times you just follow along which feels like you are just copying instead of learning.

By Ryan Wemmer on 3/23/2019

Great examples, clear project goals, and easy to follow instructor. Good course.

By Robin Cunningham on 3/20/2019

As usual, an informative instructional lesson.

By Joshua Morris on 3/5/2019

This course is wonderful as a refresher for those who have dabbled in web development previously.

By Howard Teems on 2/27/2019

So far so good!

By Aniel Feyt on 11/26/2018

Great projects to teach you how to use jQuery. It does contain some outdated content but you should be able to figure it out if you have enough experience using Javascript.

By Glenn Yago on 9/21/2018

so far, seems okay, perhaps because the usage and examples are somewhat in need of being updated... but I will have to reserve judgement until I am thoroughly done with the final lecture. thanks.

By Mmachoene Deshea Papo on 8/29/2018

Good match.\nBasic Java, helped to give an idea how java code goes because I have no experience in Java at all

By Panagiotis Fotaris on 7/12/2018

Technically sound but needed a design document alongside as a road map

By Jalani Paul on 7/10/2018

It's good so far, man. Reviewed some basics I haven't reviewed and needed to review. Ty m8

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