The Complete AJAX Fundamentals Course

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00001 Promotional Video.mp4

05:17

00002 Section Introduction.mp4

00:51

00003 History of AJAX.mp4

04:41

00004 The First Time AJAX Was Coined.mp4

04:03

00005 Summary.mp4

03:28

00006 Section Introduction.mp4

00:46

00007 Dynamic Versus Static Sites.mp4

03:18

00008 HTTP Protocol.mp4

07:09

00009 URI and Protocols.mp4

12:33

00010 How to Place Data into an HTTP Request - Part 1.mp4

11:31

00011 How to Place Data into an HTTP Request - Part 2.mp4

05:53

00012 How to Place Data into an HTTP Request - Part 3.mp4

06:14

00013 How to Place Data into an HTTP Request - Part 4.mp4

02:00

00014 HTTP 1.1 - Where It All Began.mp4

04:01

00015 Where Did HTTP 2 Come From.mp4

03:13

00016 What is HTTP 2.mp4

02:20

00017 HTTP 2 Q A.mp4

06:56

00018 Section Introduction.mp4

01:36

00019 Synchronous Versus Asynchronous Code.mp4

07:53

00020 Synchronous Examples.mp4

07:35

00021 Asynchronous Examples.mp4

06:33

00022 An overview of the GET RESPONSE Process.mp4

04:47

00023 What Is AJAX.mp4

08:05

00024 Typical Request Versus AJAX Request.mp4

04:12

00025 Summary.mp4

02:35

00026 What Is XML and How Does It Differ to HTML.mp4

08:50

00027 Parsing XML Data Using the DOMParser Method.mp4

13:08

00028 Parsing XML Data - Finishing Off Our Example.mp4

04:44

00029 JSON Introduction and Similarities to JavaScript.mp4

10:32

00030 How to Use the JSON Method.mp4

12:42

00031 Example of a JSON Object and XML Object.mp4

04:02

00032 Similarities and Differences Between JSON and XML.mp4

04:10

00033 XML Is Sometimes Easier to Use than JSON.mp4

08:11

00034 Summary.mp4

07:49

00035 Section Introduction.mp4

01:19

00036 First AJAX Example.mp4

13:42

00037 The XMLHttpRequest Object Is a Constructor Function.mp4

02:57

00038 What Is a Constructor Function.mp4

10:31

00039 What Is the NEW Keyword.mp4

02:59

00040 What Happens If You Don t Use the NEW Keyword.mp4

04:57

00041 Introduction to the new.target Property.mp4

09:20

00042 Using the new.target Property to Throw a Custom Error.mp4

07:03

00043 Constructor Functions Are a Little More Complex.mp4

01:28

00044 Section Introduction.mp4

01:06

00045 Why Learn about the XHR Object.mp4

04:20

00046 How to Set Up an AJAX Request.mp4

16:50

00047 What Is the readyState Property.mp4

04:57

00048 Using the readyState Property.mp4

07:50

00049 What Is the onreadystatechange Event Handler.mp4

06:14

00050 responseText Property and the Danger of not Listening for readyState of 4.mp4

03:51

00051 Status Codes.mp4

04:16

00052 Checking for Status Code.mp4

03:54

00053 Replacing onreadystatechange with the Onload Event Handler.mp4

01:45

00054 ResponseType Property.mp4

03:11

00055 The onerror Event.mp4

04:23

00056 The onprogress Event Tracking Download Progress.mp4

06:56

00057 Monitoring Upload Progress.mp4

15:11

00058 Challenge Listening for Progress and Load Events - Introduction.mp4

02:17

00059 Challenge Listening for Progress and Load Events - Setting Up Our Code.mp4

10:43

00060 Challenge Listening for Progress and Load Events - Finishing Off Our Challenge.mp4

13:40

00061 Submitting a POST Request.mp4

19:21

00062 Creating Our PHP Server and Finishing Off Our POST Request.mp4

09:58

00063 Section Introduction.mp4

00:59

00064 Fetch Introduction.mp4

07:44

00065 What Are Promises.mp4

05:22

00066 Fetch Is Asynchronous.mp4

03:16

00067 Promises - and Using the then Statements.mp4

07:11

00068 Promises - and Using the catch Statements.mp4

06:07

00069 Fetch Uses Callback Functions.mp4

05:30

00070 Fetch - Under the Hood.mp4

05:29

00071 What Is the Event Loop How I View It.mp4

05:27

00072 Fetch Returns a Promise.mp4

03:11

00073 Fetch Has Similar Syntax to jQuery.mp4

04:24

00074 Take a Step Back - Fetch Summary.mp4

03:18

00075 What Is the Response Object.mp4

08:30

00076 How Do You Work with Readable Streams.mp4

04:14

00077 What Is the Json Method.mp4

03:24

00078 Using the Json Method to Access Our JSON Data.mp4

02:42

00079 Fetching External Data Complete Example.mp4

07:22

00080 Challenge Introduction XHR Versus Fetch Versus Async.mp4

02:29

00081 Challenge - Building Our XHR Request.mp4

10:16

00082 Challenge - Building Our Fetch Request.mp4

06:55

00083 Challenge - A Glimpse into Async Await.mp4

06:10

00084 Section Introduction.mp4

01:04

00085 What Are Streams.mp4

04:54

00086 Reading a Stream Advanced.mp4

12:07

00087 Using the pipeThrough Method to Read Chunks in Real Time.mp4

08:17

00088 Writing to Streams.mp4

04:12

00089 Summary.mp4

03:35

00090 Section Introduction.mp4

01:16

00091 Fetch Recap.mp4

14:50

00092 Using the json and text Method to Access Our Data.mp4

04:26

00093 Comparing json to JSON.parse.mp4

05:50

00094 Request Interface and Headers Interface to Define Our Fetch Options.mp4

08:22

00095 Challenge Introduction - Building Two Fetch Requests.mp4

01:19

00096 Challenge - Setting Up Our HTML.mp4

05:50

00097 Challenge - Using fetch to Retrieve Our IP Address.mp4

08:06

00098 Challenge - Using fetch to Retrieve Our Image.mp4

11:16

00099 What Is the URL Interface Object.mp4

05:59

00100 Challenge Error Handling.mp4

03:52

00101 Error Handling with Fetch.mp4

04:21

00102 Using the OK Property to Throw Errors.mp4

03:41

00103 Challenge - Improving Our Code to Incorporate Error Handling.mp4

05:20

00104 POST Fetch Request.mp4

14:59

00105 Event Loop - Introduction.mp4

09:16

00106 Having Fun Micro Versus Macro Tasks Explained by Looking at the Code.mp4

08:07

00107 Creating Our Own Promise to Execute Code Off the Main Thread.mp4

14:10

00108 Async Await - Introduction.mp4

01:49

00109 Async Example - It Returns a Promise.mp4

02:56

00110 Await - Introduction.mp4

02:46

00111 Async and Await Advanced Example.mp4

10:42

00112 Async Await - Final Example.mp4

05:24

00113 Challenge Introduction - Improve Our Code Using Async Await.mp4

01:15

00114 Challenge Solution - Refactoring Our Image Fetch Call Using Async Await.mp4

05:49

00115 Challenge Solution - Refactoring Our IP Fetch Call Using Async Await.mp4

03:46

00116 Challenge Solution - Error Handling with a TRY and CATCH Block.mp4

03:49

00117 Outro.mp4

01:44

Description

AJAX refers to how browsers make HTTP requests to servers asynchronously, listen for results, and then do something with the data when it is received. AJAX is about speed and efficiency.

Understanding web development is an ongoing process. To give you a foot up, this course has gone all out to structure an all-encompassing, focused, AJAX course, which will be delivered to you in a way that will benefit you the most.

Knowing AJAX is crucial if you want to become a full-stack developer, as it will allow you to make server requests and listen for incoming data asynchronously. It has been noted that AJAX can get tricky at times, and I do not dispute this, but with correct training, which includes explaining the fundamentals in a simple way, you will learn to master and love AJAX.

If you want to become a full-stack web developer, you need to know about AJAX and that is what this course is all about.

This course takes you through the history of AJAX, HTTP protocol, and the role of AJAX. You will also explore HTTP/2 and HTTP/3, synchronous and asynchronous code. This course will also take you through the basics of AJAX, JSON, XML, and constructor functions. Lastly, you will learn modern AJAX such as fetch basics and streams.

By the end of the course, you will become a pro in AJAX fundamentals.

All resources and code files are placed here: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/The-Complete-AJAX-Fundamentals-Course

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