Learn to program JavaScript in ten easy steps with this beginner-friendly course. Master web development essentials and automate web pages effortlessly.
This course helps you learn JavaScript from scratch in just ten easy steps. Perfect for beginners, it takes you through the basics of coding and shows you how to create interactive web pages quickly and easily.
The simplest way to learn to program JavaScript - the language of the web.
Learn To Program JavaScript (in ten easy steps) is suitable for beginner programmers. Step-by-step it explains how to write JavaScript code to run in a web browser on Windows, Linux or Mac OS X.
JavaScript is the language of the web. If you need to program web sites to run on desktop computers or mobile devices, you have to know JavaScript.
This course explains all you need to know in order to write JavaScript and make sense of other people’s JavaScript code. Every step of the way you can follow along with ready-to-run code in in short, easy-to-understand JavaScript programs.
You will begin by learning the core features of programming – variables, functions and data types. You will move on to learn about specific capabilities of JavaScript – how to use it to automate web pages, hide email addresses, swap stylesheets interactively; how to load XML data to create so-called AJAX applications, how to animate images and use some of the drawing capabilities of HTML5.
The sample projects are all provided ready for you to download, run and modify. The course also includes a course eBook, The Little Book Of JavaScript, that provides even more information on the topics being discussed.
The course instructor,Huw Collingbourne, is Director of Technology with SapphireSteel Software, a company that specialises in Visual Studio development tools for professional programmers. Founder of Bitwise Courses – producers of multimedia instruction courses – Huw is one of the top-selling programming instructors on Udemy,.
Learn To Program JavaScript (in ten easy steps) is the fastest and simplest way to learn to program web pages like a pro.
You will learn to program JavaScript from the ground up
Source code archive contains all sample programs
Course eBook has ten chapters - one for each of the ten steps
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Huw Collingbourne is the technology director at SapphireSteel Software, developers of programming tools for Microsoft Visual Studio. He is author of The Little Book Of C, The Little Book Of Pointers and The Little Book Of Recursion from Bitwise Books and of The Book Of Ruby from No Starch Press. He runs Bitwise Courses and teaches courses on a range...
I have revised my initial rating from 2 to 3.5. Early on I gave the course a rating of 2 because the instructor recommended Komodo as the editor but did not show us how to set it up. Also, at no point has the professor asked us to code along with him so the kinesthetic aspect of learning is missed. However, I have used VScode and his pre-written programs do work. The demands of this course can be met by simply watching the instructor. Though I do not believe I will be able to claim I have learned JS, I will at least be able to say I have at exposure to it and notch a quick certificate.
Good course, the only improvement i would suggest is to check some audios that cut by the end of some explanations. But overall, great!
very well constructed course. A great intro.
This course is eloquently and concisely delivered and yet it's giving me more comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience than any other JS courses.
The only thing I would only like to request more from the instructor would be more advanced courses of JS where applications of JS are demonstrated for various platforms.
seems a bit out dated, could use a refresh.
Well structured and good pace
This compact JavaScript course was more than enough to prepare me to continue with a massive Udemy web design course. Well presented, as always, by one of the instructional stars of the Udemy universe. Respects the difficulty in transitioning from a strongly-type language. Top Marks!
This is an excellent primer for anybody just getting started with JavaScript. I especially liked the straightforward explanations of classless Objects and Associative Arrays. The later sections on HTML5, jQuery, and editors are a bit long in the tooth in 2020, but that's not a big deal since it's largely outside the scope of the course. It might be nice to add a section on one of the newer JavaScript frameworks like React or Angular at some point.
The course is very well thought out and explained clearly.
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