A beginner-friendly, easy and fun approach to JavaScript, ideal for kids and new programmers.
JavaScript is a great programming language to learn because it’s used everywhere. Web browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer all use JavaScript. With the power of JavaScript, web programmers can transform web pages from simple documents into full-blown interactive applications and games.
What you’ll learn
- Describe and utilize Javascript programming concepts such as variables, arrays, conditionals, and loops..
- Write and deploy Javascript code. Learn the basics of the JavaScript language and then implement simple JavaScript applications through hands-on exercises..
- Integrating HTML, CSS with JavaScript. Using JavaScript to add a logical flow to your output..
- Introduction to DOM, (Document object model), which allows JavaScript to access the content of a web page..
- introduction to jQuery, a tool that makes it easy to control web pages using JavaScript..
Course Content
- Introduction –> 6 lectures • 1hr 14min.
- Conditions and loops –> 2 lectures • 27min.
- Arrays –> 1 lecture • 22min.
- Objects –> 1 lecture • 16min.
- Functions –> 1 lecture • 20min.
Requirements
JavaScript is a great programming language to learn because it’s used everywhere. Web browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer all use JavaScript. With the power of JavaScript, web programmers can transform web pages from simple documents into full-blown interactive applications and games.
With this course, you’ll learn to program with JavaScript, the language of the Web. But more than that, you’ll become a programmer—someone who not only uses computers but also controls them. Once you learn to program, you can bend computers to your will and make them do whatever you want!
This course is for anyone who wants to learn JavaScript or to start programming for the first time. The course is designed to be kid-friendly, but it can serve as a first programming course for beginners of all ages. With this course, you’ll build up your knowledge of JavaScript gradually, starting with JavaScript’s simple data types, before moving on to complex types, control structures, and functions.
Each video is meant to build on what was covered in earlier videos, so if you begin at the beginning, you’ll have an easier time when you get to the bigger programs. Programming languages are like spoken languages: you have to learn the grammar and the vocabulary, and this takes time. The only way to improve is by writing (and reading) a lot of code. As you write more and more JavaScript, you’ll find certain parts of the language becomes second nature, and eventually, you’ll become a fluent writer of JavaScript.