JavaScript Essentials Online Training

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Shaun Wassell

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1. Get Started with JavaScript .mp4

01:21

2. What is JavaScript used for .mp4

15:39

3. Run JavaScript in The Browser Console .mp4

07:19

4. Run JavaScript with HTML .mp4

14:24

5. Run JavaScript with Node.js .mp4

07:46

6. Introduction .mp4

00:50

7. Declaring Variables in JavaScript .mp4

13:12

8. If, Else, and Else If in JavaScript .mp4

08:10

9. JavaScripts Many Different For-Loops .mp4

16:54

10. While-Loops in JavaScript .mp4

06:45

11. Introduction -3.mp4

00:45

12. Weak vs. Strong Typing and Dynamic vs. Static Typing .mp4

10:45

13. Numbers in JavaScript .mp4

12:01

14. Strings in JavaScript .mp4

09:34

15. Booleans in JavaScript .mp4

13:27

16. Introduction -5.mp4

00:45

17. Objects in JavaScript .mp4

20:54

18. Arrays in JavaScript .mp4

09:05

19. Functions in JavaScript .mp4

14:22

20. BigInts, Symbols, and Undefined in JavaScript .mp4

12:11

21. Introduction -7.mp4

00:53

22. Let Variables vs. Var Variables .mp4

13:43

23. Double- and Triple-Equals Comparisons in JavaScript .mp4

16:05

24. Built-in Errors in JavaScript .mp4

13:29

25. Try-Catch Blocks in JavaScript .mp4

07:33

26. Introduction .mp4

00:48

27. JavaScript Array Basics .mp4

08:12

28. Using the Spread Operator with Arrays .mp4

13:12

29. Array Equality and Passing by Reference .mp4

14:06

30. Deep-Equals Testing with Arrays .mp4

13:48

31. Introduction .mp4

00:52

32. The Array Constructor and .fill Method .mp4

13:02

33. The .shift and .unshift Methods .mp4

08:11

34. The .splice and .slice Methods .mp4

13:06

35. The .toString and .join Methods .mp4

04:14

36. The .includes, .indexOf, and .lastIndexOf Methods .mp4

09:58

37. Introduction -3.mp4

00:48

38. The .forEach Method .mp4

10:33

39. The .find and .findIndex Methods .mp4

12:07

40. The .filter Method .mp4

08:40

41. The .some and .every Methods .mp4

08:12

42. The .map and .flatMap Methods .mp4

10:59

43. Introduction .mp4

00:56

44. JavaScript Object Basics .mp4

09:07

45. The Spread Operator and Object Destructuring .mp4

18:22

46. Object Equality and Passing by Reference .mp4

14:22

47. Deep-Equals Testing with Objects .mp4

15:33

48. Introduction .mp4

00:47

49. The .keys and .values Methods .mp4

09:07

50. The .entries and .fromEntries Methods .mp4

11:08

51. The .assign Method .mp4

08:35

52. The .freeze and .isFrozen Methods .mp4

09:13

53. The .preventExtensions and .isExtensible Methods .mp4

08:11

54. Introduction -3.mp4

00:52

55. The .reduce Method Basics .mp4

14:02

56. Intermediate .reduce Use Cases .mp4

14:49

57. Advanced .reduce Use Cases .mp4

08:58

58. The .reduceRight Method and Starting Values .mp4

07:42

59. Introduction .mp4

01:35

60. Calculate Array Min and Max .mp4

19:51

61. Recreating Built-in Methods with Reduce .mp4

18:19

62. Removing Duplicates .mp4

10:26

63. Introduction .mp4

01:14

64. Installing Lodash into a Node.js Project .mp4

14:44

65. Adding Lodash to a Front-end Project .mp4

08:37

66. Calling Basic Lodash Functions .mp4

16:07

67. Extra Array Function Arguments .mp4

09:22

68. Introduction .mp4

00:45

69. Main Groups of Lodash Functions .mp4

06:59

70. The .pull and .pullAll Functions .mp4

09:06

71. The .pullAllBy, .pullAllWith, and .pullAt Functions .mp4

17:46

72. The .uniq and .sortedUniq Functions .mp4

15:21

73. Introduction .mp4

01:04

74. The Four Main Function Groups .mp4

06:09

75. The .intersection Functions .mp4

20:42

76. The .difference Functions .mp4

09:06

77. The .union Functions .mp4

06:10

78. The .xor Functions .mp4

05:48

79. The By Transform Function .mp4

07:42

80. Introduction .mp4

01:10

81. JavaScripts Built-in .sort Method .mp4

05:37

82. Sorting with Comparator Functions .mp4

13:03

83. Preventing Array Mutation .mp4

09:02

84. Sorting Arrays of Objects and Arrays .mp4

19:05

85. Lodash Sorting Functions .mp4

10:48

86. Introduction .mp4

00:47

87. Basic Function Syntax .mp4

15:44

88. The arguments Object .mp4

12:21

89. Default Arguments in Functions .mp4

09:52

90. Functions Inside Objects .mp4

10:45

91. Introduction .mp4

00:52

92. The .flatten, .flattenDeep, and .flattenDepth Functions .mp4

21:21

93. The .chunk and .partition Functions .mp4

19:24

94. The .zip and .unzip Functions .mp4

09:35

95. Introduction .mp4

01:17

96. The .toPairs and .fromPairs Functions .mp4

17:32

97. The .zipObject and .zipObjectDeep Functions .mp4

12:14

98. The .countBy and .groupBy Functions .mp4

19:56

99. Introduction -3.mp4

01:22

100. Creating New Dates .mp4

14:50

101. Accessing Time Units .mp4

14:29

102. Date Setter Methods .mp4

14:23

103. Introduction .mp4

00:40

104. Basic Class Syntax .mp4

17:36

105. Defining Methods and Static Variables .mp4

13:37

106. JavaScript Class Inheritance .mp4

18:49

107. Introduction -3.mp4

01:03

108. Pre-ES6 JavaScript Classes .mp4

15:46

109. The instanceof Keyword .mp4

09:45

110. Prototypal Inheritance Basics .mp4

18:46

111. Interfaces in JavaScript .mp4

09:13

112. Introduction -5.mp4

01:06

113. The 3 Main Asynchronous Strategies .mp4

09:31

114. Asynchronous Programming with Callbacks .mp4

14:01

115. Callback Examples .mp4

18:23

116. Asynchronous Programming with Promises .mp4

13:24

117. Asynchronous Programming with Async and Await .mp4

06:23

118. Introduction .mp4

01:04

119. Setting Up an Express Project .mp4

09:47

120. Creating an Express Server .mp4

11:45

121. Adding Basic Request Handlers .mp4

11:20

122. Separating Express Routes by Path .mp4

13:30

123. Introduction .mp4

01:07

124. Handling Different Request Types .mp4

08:50

125. Testing POST, PUT, and DELETE Routes .mp4

12:35

126. Handling a Request Body .mp4

19:56

127. Handling URL and Query Parameters .mp4

12:38

128. Introduction .mp4

00:54

129. Methods for Customizing Responses .mp4

16:45

130. Working with Cookies .mp4

13:45

131. Adding Middleware to Express Servers .mp4

18:46

132. Introduction -3.mp4

00:54

133. Creating a List Endpoint .mp4

01:54

134. Creating a Read Endpoint .mp4

06:39

135. Creating a Search Endpoint .mp4

09:57

136. Creating a Create Endpoint .mp4

11:25

137. Creating Delete and Update Endpoints .mp4

11:00

138. Introduction .mp4

01:12

139. In-Depth String Details .mp4

16:55

140. Array-Related String Methods .mp4

22:18

141. Colorizing Strings with Chalk .mp4

06:44

142. Introduction .mp4

01:30

143. Basics of the FS Package .mp4

21:35

144. Reading Files .mp4

14:21

145. Writing Data to Files .mp4

10:48

146. Introduction .mp4

01:15

147. Command-Line Arguments in Node.js .mp4

17:37

148. Parsing Flags in Command-Line Arguments .mp4

13:48

149. Boolean Flags and Flags with Multiple Values .mp4

14:21

150. Introduction .mp4

01:53

151. Getting User Input with Prompts .mp4

13:17

152. The Readline Promises Package .mp4

10:30

153. Strategies for Displaying Multiple Prompts .mp4

11:39

154. Collecting Multi-Line Input .mp4

14:24

155. Introduction .mp4

01:46

156. Basic Functions for Console Drawing .mp4

21:16

157. Drawing a Square .mp4

09:54

158. Creating a Draw Rectangle Function .mp4

16:50

159. Introduction .mp4

01:26

160. Basic 4-Bit Console Color Syntax .mp4

16:42

161. 8-Bit and RGB Console Color Syntax .mp4

12:25

162. Other Font Decorations .mp4

05:43

163. Creating Color Helper Functions .mp4

15:32

164. Introduction -3.mp4

00:52

165. Creating a Basic Loading Animation .mp4

21:01

166. Creating an Animated Loading Bar .mp4

14:48

167. Position Adjustments for Animations .mp4

07:24

168. Displaying Progress for Real Tasks .mp4

06:41

169. Introduction -5.mp4

01:38

170. Designing the Game .mp4

08:57

171. The Main Game Loop .mp4

14:56

172. Displaying Player Moves on the Grid .mp4

06:57

173. Tracking Player Moves .mp4

09:08

174. Displaying the Tic-Tac-Toe Grid .mp4

07:31

175. Introduction -7.mp4

00:46

176. Deciding Who Wins and Ending the Game .mp4

18:29

177. Calculating Vertical, Diagonal, and Corner Wins .mp4

11:25

178. Validating and Parsing User Input .mp4

14:36

179. Introduction -9.mp4

01:33

180. Basics of Websockets .mp4

12:58

181. Setting Up A Socket.io Client and Server .mp4

13:55

182. Sending and Handling Socket Events .mp4

10:34

183. Creating a Simple Chat-Room Program .mp4

14:39

184. Introduction 1.mp4

01:32

185. Creating Client-Side and Server-Side Programs .mp4

12:35

186. Basic Server-Client Communication Strategy .mp4

10:26

187. Waiting for Other Players to Join .mp4

11:34

188. Hosting Node.js Servers on Heroku .mp4

13:39

189. Introduction 3.mp4

00:48

190. Starting the Game and Printing the Grid .mp4

10:13

191. Getting Player Input Remotely .mp4

14:48

192. Ending the Game Remotely .mp4

13:34

193. Validating Input and Releasing Updates .mp4

08:42

194. Introduction 5.mp4

01:01

195. Calculating Cats Games .mp4

12:01

196. Rethinking the Player Management Strategy .mp4

20:30

197. Managing Multiple Games .mp4

13:55

198. Introduction 7.mp4

01:03

199. Making Sure Positions are Empty .mp4

10:30

200. Publishing the Client-Side Script to NPM .mp4

08:11

201. Joining Games by ID .mp4

16:29

202. Handling Different Join Methods .mp4

18:26

Description

This entry-level JavaScript Essentials training prepares software developers to read and write JavaScript at a beginner's level, with a solid understanding of server-side application development and what the language can unlock for you.

It's not possible to say precisely which programming languages are the most used, but there's no doubt that JavaScript is among the world's most popular languages for software developers. There's really no two ways about it: a developer who doesn't know JavaScript is like a racecar driver who doesn't know how to shift gears. You might get going, but eventually you're going to slow down.

More details

This JavaScript Essentials course is the perfect way to get your feet wet with JavaScript. Learn the fundamentals of the language and get practice incorporating it into your own development.

After finishing the videos in this JavaScript Essentials training, you'll know how to read and write JavaScript at a beginner's level, with a solid understanding of server-side application development and what the language can unlock for you.

For anyone who leads an IT team, this JavaScript training can be used to onboard new software developers, curated into individual or team training plans, or as a JavaScript reference resource.

JavaScript Essentials: What You Need to Know

This JavaScript Essentials training has videos that cover JavaScript best practices topics including:

Reading and understanding the language and syntax of JavaScript
Putting data into variables and retrieving it later
Writing code that runs only when certain conditions are met
Integrating or manipulating HTML and CSS with JavaScript
Developing simple applications entirely in JavaScript

Who Should Take JavaScript Essentials Training?

This JavaScript Essentials training is considered associate-level JavaScript training, which means it was designed for software developers. This JavaScript skills course is valuable for new IT professionals with at least a year of experience with JavaScript best practices and experienced software developers looking to validate their JavaScript skills.

New or aspiring software developers. Brand new software developers are the perfect audience for this JavaScript Essentials course. The language and theory will be familiar to anyone with a technical background, but the opportunities to practice are where you'll really excel. The right way to learn JavaScript is by practicing â€“ and you get plenty in this course.

Experienced software developers. If you've been working as a software developer for several years already but haven't learned JavaScript yet, you're going to want to remedy that as soon as possible. Fortunately, you'll breeze right through this course, learn the basics and be ready for advanced courses in no time.

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"I love seeing people go from earning peanuts to being able to comfortably take their families on multiple vacations — just because they were willing to learn something 'nerdy!'"

Shaun brings nearly 10 years of software development experience to his training. Prior to joining CBT Nuggets, he was a senior full-stack developer. His interest in technology started as a child because he wanted to create video games and his parents bought him GameMakerStudio. When Shaun isn’t creating training, he enjoys gardening, distance running, investing, and learning foreign languages.

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Areas of expertise: Web development, programming, data science

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