Description
Mastering JavaScript: From Basics to Advanced”
Module 1: Introduction to JavaScript
- What is JavaScript?
- Overview of JavaScript
- History and evolution
- Why learn JavaScript?
- Setting Up the Environment
- Installing a code editor (VS Code, Sublime, etc.)
- Setting up a browser environment
- Introduction to developer tools in browsers
- Your First JavaScript Program
- Writing your first “Hello World” script
- Embedding JavaScript into HTML
- JavaScript console and basic commands
Module 2: JavaScript Basics
- JavaScript Syntax
- Variables (let, const, var)
- Data types (strings, numbers, booleans, etc.)
- Operators (arithmetic, assignment, comparison, logical)
- Control Flow
- Conditional statements (if, else, switch)
- Loops (for, while, do-while)
- Breaking out of loops and using continue
- Functions
- Defining functions
- Function parameters and return values
- Arrow functions vs regular functions
- Callback functions
Module 3: Data Structures in JavaScript
- Arrays
- Creating arrays
- Accessing and modifying array elements
- Array methods (map, filter, reduce, etc.)
- Objects
- Object properties and methods
- Creating and modifying objects
- Nested objects
- Working with JSON
- Introduction to JSON format
- Parsing and converting JSON
- Common use cases of JSON
Module 4: DOM Manipulation
- What is the DOM?
- Document Object Model explained
- Accessing and manipulating HTML elements with JavaScript
- DOM Methods
- Querying DOM elements (getElementById, querySelector, etc.)
- Modifying HTML content and attributes
- Event handling (click, hover, keypress, etc.)
- Creating Dynamic Web Pages
- Creating and removing HTML elements
- Changing styles dynamically
- Implementing user interactions
Module 5: JavaScript Events
- Introduction to Events
- Understanding events in the browser
- Common events (click, mouseover, submit, etc.)
- Event Listeners
- Adding event listeners to elements
- Preventing default actions
- Event bubbling and capturing
- Interactive Web Applications
- Creating interactive features using event-driven programming
Module 6: Asynchronous JavaScript
- Introduction to Asynchronous JavaScript
- Synchronous vs asynchronous programming
- Understanding callbacks and promises
- Working with Promises
- Creating and using promises
- Chaining promises
- Error handling in promises
- Async/Await
- Introduction to async/await syntax
- Converting promises into async/await
- Error handling in async functions
Module 7: JavaScript ES6+ Features
- Arrow Functions
- Syntax and usage of arrow functions
- Differences between arrow and regular functions
- Template Literals
- Using template literals for string formatting
- Multi-line strings and expression interpolation
- Destructuring
- Array and object destructuring
- Practical applications of destructuring
- Modules
- Importing and exporting JavaScript modules
- Organizing code using modules
Module 8: JavaScript for Web APIs
- Introduction to APIs
- What are APIs, and why use them?
- Making HTTP requests using fetch()
- Working with API Data
- Fetching data from APIs
- Displaying data dynamically on web pages
- Error handling in API calls
- Practical Projects
- Building a weather app using an API
- Creating a to-do list with persistent storage
Module 9: Advanced JavaScript Concepts
- Closures and Scope
- Understanding scope in JavaScript
- What are closures, and why are they important?
- JavaScript Prototypes
- Understanding the prototype chain
- Using inheritance in JavaScript
- Working with Classes
- Introduction to ES6 classes
- Creating objects using classes
- Inheritance and extending classes
Module 10: Building Projects with JavaScript
- Form Validation
- Creating interactive forms with validation
- Validating inputs and showing error messages
- JavaScript Games
- Building a simple game (e.g., Tic-Tac-Toe or Snake)
- Implementing game logic using JavaScript
- Final Project
- Combining concepts learned to build a full-fledged web application
Bonus: JavaScript Best Practices
- Code Optimization and Performance
- Writing efficient JavaScript code
- Debugging and testing JavaScript code
- Security Considerations
- Handling user input securely
- Preventing common vulnerabilities (XSS, CSRF)