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JavaScript Course in Rawalpindi

Introduction of JavaScript Course in Rawalpindi

Ezitech Learning Institute providing you the JavaScript course in rawalpindi that will start your career as a professional JavaScript Developer.

Requirements

  • To take this course, you don’t need any coding expertise. I guide you from a novice to an expert!
  • Workable systems include Windows, macOS, and Linux. We’ll configure your text editor for the lesson.
  • Although not required, having a basic grasp of HTML and CSS is a benefit. A crash lesson in HTML and CSS is part of the curriculum.

Description

Recently updated to include ES2021 and ES2022 features

I thought the lectures were structured wonderfully — Jonas doesn’t skip over anything that would be valuable to a JS developer. “Really, really well crafted course. Super in-depth, with fantastic challenges and projects that will consolidate your Javascript comprehension.” — Carson Bartholomew

The most used programming language worldwide is JavaScript. It drives the current web as a whole. Worldwide, it creates millions of well-paying employment.
You also want to learn JavaScript for this reason. You’ve come to the correct site, too!

Why are you the perfect candidate for this JavaScript course?

This JavaScript course is the most comprehensive. It’s a complete bundle that will take you from learning the very basics of JavaScript all the way up to creating sophisticated apps.
Modern JavaScript will be taught to you step-by-step from scratch. I’ll walk you through useful and entertaining code examples, significant theory about how JavaScript really functions, and stunning, finished creations.

You will gain a variety of practical skills that will help you in your developer profession, including how to think like a developer, how to plan application features, how to structure your code, how to debug code, and many other practical skills.
You don’t need to purchase any other courses to learn JavaScript from scratch because this one, unlike other courses, covers beginner, intermediate, advanced, and even expert topics.

But… All of these subjects are not required to be covered. Because it is “The Complete JavaScript Course,” this is a large course. Actually, it’s like taking many classes at once! But even if you simply watch a portion of the course, you can still become a fantastic developer. Because of this, I devised paths to get you through the course more quickly and built this course in a fairly modular manner.
By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped with the information and self-assurance you need to ace job interviews and advance to the level of professional developer.

Why should you choose me as your JavaScript instructor?

I’m Jonas, a seasoned web developer and designer, and I’m a top instructor on teaching platforms. Since 2016, I have taught this bestseller course to more than 400,000 developers, always taking comments into consideration and getting a clear grasp of how students really learn.
I recently used all of my teaching expertise to create this brand-new, much enhanced JavaScript course. It is currently the most comprehensive and excellent JavaScript course available on teaching platforms (and maybe the entire internet).
I am aware of the requirements for mastering JavaScript and how students learn it. I then created the optimum course curriculum using this knowledge. It’s a special combination of challenges, in-depth explanations, theoretical lectures, and real-world projects that will advance you from novice to expert

What precisely does the course cover, then?

  • Create five exquisite real-world projects for your portfolio. By utilising flowcharts and typical JavaScript patterns, you will learn how to design and architect your apps in these projects.
  • Learn the foundational concepts of JavaScript, including variables, if/else, operators, boolean logic, functions, arrays, objects, loops, strings, and more.
  • Learn the foundational concepts of modern JavaScript (ES6+) including arrow functions, destructuring, the spread operator, default arguments, optional chaining (ES2020), and more.
  • Arrow functions, first-class and higher-order functions, bind, and closures are covered in-depth in this section on functions.
  • Prototypal inheritance, function Object() { [native code] } functions (ES5), classes (ES6), encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, and polymorphism are all part of object-oriented programming. [This is like a little independent study]
  • Detailed examination of the event loop, promises, async/await, and error handling in asynchronous JavaScript. These will be used in AJAX requests to get data from third-party APIs. [This is like a little independent study]
  • Discover the contemporary instruments used by seasoned web developers: ES6 modules, NPM, Parcel (module bundler), Babel, and
  • For a more thorough description of the course’s material, refer to the curriculum:

 

Beginning of the course

1
Structure of the Course and Projects
05:26
2
Watch This Before You Begin
06:10
3
Configuring Our Code Editor
08:24

Introduction to JavaScript - Part 1

1
Section Beginning
0:54
2
Hello World
05:58
3
A Quick Overview of JavaScript
11:19
4
JavaScript File Linking
15:56
5
Values and Variables
16:06
6
Data Formats
19:19
7
let, const and var
09:59
8
Simple Operators
19:32
9
Operator Priority
11:20
10
Coding Exercise #1
10:29
11
Text Template Literals with Strings
10:59
12
Making judgments and if-then statements
12:51
13
Coding Exercise #2
06:22
14
Coercion and Type Conversion
17:17
15
True and False Values
10:04
16
Activists for equality == vs ===
15:41
17
Boolean Logics
08:31
18
Logical Operators
10:38
19
Coding Exercise #3
15:08
20
The switch Statement
13:10
21
Statements and Expressions
06:09
22
Constrained Ternary Operator
10:03
23
Coding Exercise #4
09:13
24
JavaScript Releases ES5, ES6 and ESNext
14:20

Introduction to JavaScript - Part 2

1
Section Beginning
0:37
2
Switching on Strict Mode
10:28
3
Functions
19:09
4
Function Declarations vs. Expressions
10:40
5
Arrow Functions
9:53
6
Calling Other Functions by Functions
10:08
7
Reviewing Functions
15:38
8
Coding Exercise #1
18:12
9
Introduction to Arrays
21:35
10
Basic Array Operations (Methods)
12:53
11
Coding Challenge #2
9:37
12
The Beginning of Objects
6:09
13
Dot vs. Bracket Notation
19:21
14
Object Methods
23:06
15
Coding Exercise #3
13:00
16
Iteration_ The for Loop
11:12
17
Looping Arrays, Breaking and Continuing
22:03
18
Looping Backwards and Loops in Loops
11:54
19
The loop while
11:53
20
Coding Exercise #4
15:36

Getting Around This Course

1
Roadmaps for sections and routes
4:08

Editor setup and developer skills

1
Section Beginning
0:40
2
VS Code with Prettier installation
16:23
3
putting Node.js in place and creating a development environment
11:32
4
Finding out how to code
17:42
5
How to Approach Problem-Solving Like a Developer
10:54
6
Google, StackOverflow, and MDN are used
26:38
7
Debugging (Fixing Errors)
5:09
8
Using the Console and Breakpoints for Debugging
19:26
9
Coding Exercise #1
15:24

Fundamentals of the DOM and Events in JavaScript in the Browser

1
Section Beginning
2
FIRST PROJECT: Guess My Number.
8:48
3
DOM and DOM Manipulation: What Are They?
6:49
4
Choosing and Changing Elements
8:23
5
Event Handling for Clicks
12:51
6
Putting the Game Logic in Place
19:34
7
Changes to CSS Styles
8:18
8
Coding Exercise #1
11:41
9
Putting Highscores in Place
7:48
10
Code Refactoring: The DRY Principle
15:06
11
PROJECT #2_ Modal Window
13:21
12
Working With Classes
16:56
13
_Esc_ Keypress Event Handling
14:02
14
Third Project: Pig Game
17:09
15
Making a dice roll
15:59
16
Changing the Player Active
15:16
17
maintaining current score
24:56

How JavaScript Works Behind the Scenes

1
Section Intro
1:32
2
An High-Level Overview of JavaScript
12:12
3
The JavaScript Engine and Runtime
13:47
4
Execution Contexts and The Call Stack
17:46
5
Scope and The Scope Chain
25:38
6
Scoping in Practice
21:14
7
Variable Environment_ Hoisting and The TDZ
11:01
8
Hoisting and TDZ in Practice
14:43
9
The this Keyword
6:31
10
The this Keyword in Practice
13:12
11
Regular Functions vs. Arrow Functions
18:04
12
Primitives vs. Objects (Primitive vs. Reference Types)
16:07
13
Primitives vs. Objects in Practice
14:58

Data Structures Modern Operators and Strings

1
Section Intro
0:54
2
Destructuring Arrays
19:34
3
Destructuring Objects
19:47
4
The Spread Operator
21:27
5
Rest Pattern and Parameters
19:02
6
Short Circuiting (&& and __)
15:56
7
The Nullish Coalescing Operator (__)
3:32
8
Coding Challenge #1
14:58
9
Looping Arrays and The for of Loop
7:21
10
Enhanced Object Literals
7:02
11
Optional Chaining
16:11
12
Looping Objects, Object Keys, Values, and Entries
10:10
13
Coding Challenge #2
14:31
14
Sets
13:19
15
Maps and Fundamentals
14:03
16
Maps and Iteration
12:42
17
Summary_ Which Data Structure to Use_
9:41
18
Coding Challenge #3
9:38
19
Working With Strings - Part 1
16:54
20
Working With Strings - Part 2
21:45
21
Working With Strings - Part 3
21:41
22
Coding Challenge #4
15:16
23
String Methods Practice
16:37

A Closer Look at Functions

1
Section Intro
0:48
2
Default Parameters
9:34
3
How Passing Arguments Works_ Value vs. Reference
13:37
4
First-Class and Higher-Order Functions
5:24
5
Functions Accepting Callback Functions
15:21
6
Functions Returning Functions
6:37
7
The call and apply Methods
16:51
8
The bind Method
21:33
9
Coding Challenge #1
18:48
10
Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFE)
7:53
11
Closures
19:48
12
More Closure Examples
15:31
13
Coding Challenge #2
5:25

Working With Arrays

1
Section Intro
0:53
2
Simple Array Methods
16:38
3
Looping Arrays_ forEach
13:46
4
orEach With Maps and Sets
5:32
5
PROJECT Bankist_ App
9:49
6
Creating DOM Elements
18:45
7
Coding Challenge #1
8:32
8
Data Transformations_ map, filter, reduce
4:41
9
The map Method
15:41
10
Computing Usernames
12:15
11
The filter Method
6:20
12
The reduce Method
20:58
13
Coding Challenge #2
9:57
14
The Magic of Chaining Methods
19:41
15
Coding Challenge #3
3:58
16
The find Method
6:48
17
Implementing Login
24:19
18
Implementing Transfers
20:55
19
The findIndex Method
12:36
20
some and every
15:12
21
flat and flatMap
9:33
22
Sorting Arrays
21:56
23
More Ways of Creating and Filling Arrays
20:33
24
Summary_ Which Array Method to Use_
6:25
25
Array Methods Practice
32:22
26
Coding Challenge #4
23:49

Numbers Dates Intl and Timers

1
Section Intro
0:50
2
Converting and Checking Numbers
16:47
3
Math and Rounding
18:15
4
The Remainder Operator
10:57
5
Working with BigInt
11:19
6
Creating Dates
12:56
7
Adding Dates to Bankist App
22:22
8
Operations With Dates
15:28
9
Internationalizing Dates (Intl)
17:18
10
Internationalizing Numbers (Intl)
19:07
11
Timers setTimeout and setInterval
13:54
12
Implementing a Countdown Timer
28:32

Advanced DOM and Events

1
Section Intro
1:05
2
PROJECT_ _Bankist_ Website
8:05
3
How the DOM Really Works
10:36
4
Selecting, Creating, and Deleting Elements
20:29
5
Styles, Attributes and Classes
21:54
6
Implementing Smooth Scrolling
15:57
7
Types of Events and Event Handlers
10:34
8
Event Propagation_ Bubbling and Capturing
5:03
9
Event Propagation in Practice
17:47
10
Event Delegation_ Implementing Page Navigation
18:48
11
DOM Traversing
14:35
12
Building a Tabbed Component
24:08
13
Passing Arguments to Event Handlers
18:44
14
Implementing a Sticky Navigation_ The Scroll Event
7:56
15
A Better Way_ The Intersection Observer API
24:02
16
Revealing Elements on Scroll
12:40
17
Lazy Loading Images
18:31
18
Building a Slider Component_ Part 1
23:17
19
Building a Slider Component_ Part 2
19:36
20
Lifecycle DOM Events
9:26
21
Efficient Script Loading_ defer and async
13:31

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) With JavaScript

1
Section Intro
1:08
2
What is Object-Oriented Programming
20:55
3
OOP in JavaScript
10:08
4
Constructor Functions and the new Operator
14:20
5
Prototypes
14:37
6
Prototypal Inheritance and The Prototype Chain
10:59
7
Prototypal Inheritance on Built-In Objects
14:48
8
Coding Challenge #1
7:28
9
ES6 Classes
13:07
10
Setters and Getters
13:16
11
Static Methods
6:24
12
Object.create
10:57
13
Coding Challenge #2
6:01
14
Inheritance Between Classes, Constructor Functions
21:04
15
Coding Challenge #3
10:38
16
Inheritance Between, Classes, ES6 Classes
10:47
17
Inheritance Between Classes, Object.create
8:53
18
Another Class Example
10:44
19
Encapsulation Protected Properties and Methods
6:48
20
Encapsulation Private Class Fields and Methods
16:11
21
Chaining Methods
4:44
22
ES6 Classes Summary
7:13
23
Coding Challenge #4
8:54

Mapty App OOP Geolocation External Libraries and More

1
Section Intro
0:59
2
Project Overview
5:03
3
How to Plan a Web Project
17:41
4
Using the Geolocation API
8:17
5
Displaying a Map Using Leaflet Library
13:48
6
Displaying a Map Marker
19:54
7
Rendering Workout Input Form
16:34
8
Project Architecture
9:29
9
Refactoring for Project Architecture
24:05
10
Managing Workout Data Creating Classes
16:19
11
Creating a New Workout
13:07
12
Rendering Workouts
24:20
13
Move to Marker On Click
16:33
14
Working with localStorage
25:32
15
Final Considerations
5:41

Asynchronous JavaScript Promises Async Await and AJAX

1
Section Intro
0:56
2
Asynchronous JavaScript, AJAX and APIs
17:58
3
Our First AJAX Call XMLHttpRequest
19:10
4
OPTIONAL] How the Web Works_ Requests and Responses
13:39
5
Welcome to Callback Hell
13:53
6
Promises and the Fetch API
9:26
7
Chaining Promises
9:25
8
Consuming Promises
9:25
9
Handling Rejected Promises
16:13
10
Throwing Errors Manually
15:24
11
Coding Challenge #1
16:33
12
Asynchronous Behind the Scenes, The Event Loop
17:53
13
The Event Loop in Practice
19:16
14
Building a Simple Promise
20:17
15
Promisifying the Geolocation AP
13:27
16
Coding Challenge #2
15:54
17
Consuming Promises with Async Await
15:07
18
Error Handling With try...catch
10:23
19
Returning Values from Async Functions
14:40
20
Running Promises in Parallel
10:57
21
Other Promise Combinators race, allSettled and any
13:20
22
Coding Challenge #3
17:30

Modern JavaScript Development Modules Tooling and Functional

1
Section Intro
0:48
2
An Overview of Modern JavaScript Development
6:39
3
An Overview of Modules in JavaScript
15:01
4
Exporting and Importing in ES6 Modules
22:38
5
The Module Pattern
10:21
6
CommonJS Modules
4:24
7
A Brief Introduction to the Command Line
12:27
8
Introduction to NPM
18:40
9
Bundling With Parcel and NPM Scripts
21:40
10
Configuring Babel and Polyfilling
18:03
11
Review_ Writing Clean and Modern JavaScript
10:27
12
Let's Fix Some Bad Code - Part 1
23:20
13
Declarative and Functional JavaScript Principles
12:26
14
Let's Fix Some Bad Code - Part 2
38:09

Forkify App Building a Modern Application

1
Section Intro
0:57
2
Project Overview and Planning (I)
14:21
3
Loading a Recipe from API
24:11
4
Rendering the Recipe
22:23
5
Listening For load and hashchange Events
11:03
6
The MVC Architecture
16:33
7
Refactoring for MVC
38:53
8
Helpers and Configuration Files
21:24
9
Event Handlers in MVC_ Publisher-Subscriber Pattern
15:09
10
implementing Error and Success Messages
11:34
11
Implementing Search Results - Part 1
25:47
12
Implementing Search Results - Part 2
28:16
13
Implementing Pagination - Part 1
12:19
14
Implementing Pagination - Part 2
37:06
15
Project Planning II
3:13
16
Updating Recipe Servings
26:40
17
Developing a DOM Updating Algorithm
34:22
18
Implementing Bookmarks - Part 1
26:00
19
Implementing Bookmarks - Part 2
18:31
20
Storing Bookmarks With localStorage
18:22
21
Project Planning III
2:09
22
Uploading a New Recipe - Part 1
17:43
23
Uploading a New Recipe - Part 2
40:37
24
Uploading a New Recipe - Part 3
19:59
25
Wrapping Up Final Considerations
14:45

Setting Up Git and Deployment

1
Section Intro
0:45
2
Simple Deployment With Netlify
11:18
3
Setting Up Git and GitHub
7:40
4
Git Fundamentals
19:37
5
Pushing to GitHub
9:31
6
Setting Up Continuous Integration With Netlify
10:07
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