Complete Guide to Modern JavaScript (The Course)
Course Info
This course includes 3 attempts.
Who is this course for?
This course is the interactive version of my 'Complete guide to Modern JavaScript' Ebook, available on Leanpub.
It is aimed to developer of every level, from beginner to advanced, who want to improve their JavaScript skills and get up to date with all the upgraded done to the language specification since 2015.
This course is not for total beginners, it does cover the basics of programming in general and albeit providing an introduction to JavaScript I would recommend that you take it only if you have at least a basic understanding of the language.
Why should you consider taking this course?
`JavaScript` has evolved a lot during the past years and the way we do things has changed quite a bit. This course aim is to provide you with all the tools you need to start writing code using the latest version of the language.
Each lesson will cover a new set of features and guide you through them with interactive examples and exercises to test your understanding.
At the end of the course you will also find an introduction to TypeScript, a must have knowledge for any `JavaScript` developer in 2022.
What will I be able to do at the end of the course?
At the end of the course you will be able to understand and use all of the new additions to `JavaScript` since 2015. Stay ahead of the game and practice new features that will come out next year.
If you work in a company that is still stuck using old ES5 code, you will be able to get yours and your colleague's skils up to speed and be able to refactor your code in a cleaner and more concise way.
Thank you very much for your attention and happy learning!
Course Material
- Introduction
- About Me
- Get in touch
- Contributions & Donations
- License
- Set up your environment
JavaScriptBasics- Variables
- Data Types
- Functions
- Understanding function scope and the
thiskeyword - JavaScript Basics Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 1: Var vs Let vs Const & the temporal dead zone
VarLetConst- The temporal dead zone
- When to use
Var,LetandConst - End of Chapter 1 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 2: Arrow functions
- What is an arrow function?
- Implicitly return
- Arrow functions are anonymous
- Arrow function and the
thiskeyword - When you should avoid arrow functions
- End of Chapter 2 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 1
- Chapter 3: Default function arguments
- Default function arguments
- End of Chapter 3 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 4: Template literals
- Interpolating strings
- Expression interpolations
- Create HTML fragments
- Nesting templates
- Add a ternary operator
- Pass a function inside a template literal
- Tagged template literals
- Exercise 2
- Exercise 3
- Exercise 4
- Chapter 5: Additional string methods
- Additional string methods
- End of Chapter 5 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 5
- Chapter 6: Destructuring
- Destructuring Objects
- Destructuring Arrays
- Swapping variables with destructuring
- Exercise 6
- Exercise 7
- Chapter 7: Iterables and looping
- The
for ofloop - The
for inloop - Difference between
for ofandfor in - End of Chapter 7 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 8: Array improvements
Array.from()Array.of()Array.find()Array.findIndex()Array.some()&Array.every()- Exercise 8
- Quiz 72 attempts allowed
- Chapter 9: Spread operator and rest parameters
- The Spread operator
- The Rest parameter
- End of Chapter 9 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 9
- Exercise 10
- Chapter 10: Object literal upgrades
- Deconstructing variables into keys and values
- Add functions to our Objects
- Dynamically define properties of an Object
- Exercise 11
- Quiz 92 attempts allowed
- Chapter 11: Symbols
- The unique property of Symbols
- Identifiers for object properties
- End of Chapter 11 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 12:
classes - Create a
class - Static methods
setandget- Extending our
class - Extending Arrays
- End of Chapter 12 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 12
- Chapter 13: Promises
- What is a Promise?
- Create your own promise
- End of Chapter 13 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 13
- Chapter 14: Generators
- What is a Generator?
- Looping over an array with a generator
- Finish the generator with
.return() - Catching errors with
.throw() - Combining Generators with Promises
- End of Chapter 14 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 15: Proxies
- What is a Proxy?
- How to use a
Proxy? - End of Chapter 15 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 16: Sets, WeakSets, Maps and WeakMaps
- What is a
Set? - What is a
WeakSet? - What is a
Map? - What is a
WeakMap? - End of Chapter 16 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 17: Everything new in ES2016
Array.prototype.includes()- The exponential operator
- End of Chapter 17 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 14
- Chapter 18: ES2017 string padding,
Object.entries(),Object.values()and more - String padding (
.padStart()and.padEnd()) Object.entries()andObject.values()Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors()- Trailing commas in function parameter lists and calls
- Shared memory and
Atomics - End of Chapter 18 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 15
- Chapter 19: ES2017 Async and Await
Promisereview- Async and Await
- Error handling
- End of Chapter 19 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 20: ES2018 Async Iteration and more?
- Rest / Spread for Objects
- Asynchronous Iteration
Promise.prototype.finally()- RegExp features
- Lifting template literals restriction
- End of Chapter 20 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 21: What’s new in ES2019?
Array.prototype.flat()/Array.prototype.flatMap()Object.fromEntries()String.prototype.trimStart()/.trimEnd()- Optional Catch Binding
Function.prototype.toString()Symbol.prototype.description- End of Chapter 21 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 16
- Exercise 17
- Chapter 22: What’s new in ES2020
- BigInt
- Dynamic Import
- Optional Chaining
- Promise.allSettled
- Nullish Coalescing
- String.protype.matchAll
- Module Namespace Exports
- import.meta
- globalThis
- End of Chapter 22 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Chapter 23: What’s new in ES2021
- String.prototype.replaceAll
- Promise.any
- Logical Operators and Assignment Expressions
- Numeric Separators
- WeakRefs
- Intl.ListFormat
- dateStyle and timeStyle options for Intl.DateTimeFormat
- End of Chapter 23 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- Exercise 18
- Exercise 19
- Chapter 24: What’s new in ES2022
- Class Fields
- Ergonomic brand checks for private Fields
- Class Static Block
- RegExp Match Indices
- .at()
- Accessible Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty
- End of Chapter 24 Quiz2 attempts allowed
- An Intro To
TypeScript - What is
TypeScript? - How to use
TypeScript TypeScriptbasic types- Interfaces, Classes and more
- Intersection Types and Union Types
TypeScriptQuiz2 attempts allowed
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Alberto is a self-taught software developer, currently living and working in Vietnam. Here he builds enterprise SaaS using Angular + TypeScript + NodeJs.
In his free time he writes articles and turorials on InspiredWebDev.com.
You can read more about him and his career switch decision here: https://inspiredwebdev.com/from-esl-teacher-to-software-developer
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