If you have a solid understanding of HTML and CSS, you can unlock the full power of front-end development by making your projects more dynamic and interactive with JavaScript.
Java Script Training
The introductory course curriculum helps you take your Microsoft SQL Server skills to the next level. Build robust databases, develop scalable Transact-SQL applications, learn data warehousing concepts and build custom Business Intelligence solutions for greater insight into data to make smarter business decisions.
Student Journey
Upon enrolling the course, you will get training by professional with over 20 years of experience. The course is designed in a way that no or minimum prior knowledge is required for enrolment. The topics are covered in a way that student can achieve in-depth knowledge of each context. You will also be the part of our wide network of Slack. Assignments will be marked by instructor with explanation for better understanding. Upon successfully completion of the course, pathway to next step will be discussed based on individual's knowledge gain.
Course Content
What is an object, an array, and a class, and how can we use them? In this lesson we’ll answer these questions, and also dive into object properties, methods, and “this”. We will also discuss passing variables by reference vs. value. In this lesson we’ll look into a few object and array methods, and then talk about enumerating through objects and arrays. We will also introduce the for-in loop!
In this lesson, we’ll cover more advanced functional programming topics such as mapping and filtering arrays. We’ll also give an overview of when, where, and how you can use jQuery on your pages. Getting comfortable with exploring jQuery will include learning about events and effects, and working in the jQuery API.
In this lesson we’ll put together all of the skills we’ve learned so far, as well as introducing how to add new HTML to the page with JavaScript. We’ll learn about how to allow our sites to listen for events such as button and mouse clicks.
In this lesson we’ll put together all of the skills we’ve learned so far, as well as introducing how to add new HTML to the page with JavaScript. We’ll learn about how to allow our sites to listen for events such as button and mouse clicks.
So far we’ve learned about managing our own data that we’ve made available. In the lesson we’ll learn how to access data from external sources through the power of APIs. We can make requests and understand the concepts behind accessing live data.
