Overview
This course is a comprehensive journey through the world of JavaScript—from basic syntax to advanced real-world application development. It is designed for complete beginners, school students, college learners, and aspiring web developers who want to build a strong foundation in vanilla JavaScript and progress to mastering modern ES6+ features, DOM manipulation, asynchronous programming, OOP, and real-world project deployment.
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Learning outcomes
- By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand and write clean, modular JavaScript code.
- Manipulate web pages dynamically using the DOM.
- Use ES6+ features like arrow functions, destructuring, promises, and modules.
- Build responsive, interactive front-end web applications.
- Work with APIs, handle asynchronous operations, and debug effectively.
Career information
JavaScript is one of the most in-demand programming languages in the world, powering 95% of all websites. Mastering JavaScript opens doors to careers in web development, full-stack development, and UI/UX engineering. With knowledge of JS, you can work at top tech companies, freelance globally, or build your own web apps and startups. It's the foundation of modern web development and essential for learning frameworks like React, Node.js, and Angular.
Career Path
- Front-End Developer
- Full-Stack Developer
- JavaScript Developer
- Web App Developer
- Software Engineer
Program syllabus
JavaScript Programming Course
| Module 1: Introduction to JavaScript |
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| History & Role of JavaScript in Web Development |
| JS vs. Other Languages (Python, Java, etc.) |
| Setting Up the Development Environment |
| Using Browsers & Code Editors (VS Code) |
| Module 2: JS Fundamentals |
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| Variables: var, let, const |
| Data Types: String, Number, Boolean, Null, Undefined |
| Operators: Arithmetic, Logical, Assignment, Comparison |
| Type Conversion & Coercion |
| Module 3: Control Structures |
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| Conditional Statements: if, else, switch |
| Loops: for, while, do-while |
| Break and Continue |
| Module 4: Functions & Scope |
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| Function Declaration vs. Expression |
| Arrow Functions |
| Parameters vs. Arguments |
| Scope: Global, Local, Block |
| Hoisting |
| Module 5: Arrays & Objects |
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| Creating & Manipulating Arrays |
| Array Methods: push, pop, splice, slice, filter, map, reduce |
| Object Literals & Object Methods |
| Object Destructuring |
| Module 6: DOM Manipulation |
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| DOM Tree & Selectors (getElementById, querySelector) |
| Events: addEventListener, event delegation |
| Creating, Removing & Updating Elements |
| Styling with JavaScript |
| Module 7: ES6+ Features |
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| let & const |
| Template Literals |
| Spread & Rest Operators |
| Destructuring |
| Default Parameters |
| Modules (import/export) |
| Module 8: Error Handling |
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| try…catch |
| Custom Error Messages |
| Debugging in DevTools |
| Module 9: Asynchronous JavaScript |
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| Callbacks & Callback Hell |
| Promises |
| async/await |
| Fetch API & HTTP Requests |
| Error Handling in async code |
| Module 10: Object-Oriented JavaScript |
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| Constructor Functions |
| Prototypes & Inheritance |
| Classes (ES6) |
| Encapsulation & Polymorphism |
| Module 11: Advanced Concepts |
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| Closures |
| Currying |
| Debounce & Throttle |
| Memoization |
| Event Loop, Call Stack & Task Queue |
| JavaScript Performance Optimization |
Module 12: JavaScript Tools & Ecosystem |
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| Package Managers: npm & yarn |
| Bundlers: Webpack, Parcel |
| Transpilers: Babel |
| Linters & Formatters (ESLint, Prettier) |
Module 13: Testing & Debugging |
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| Unit Testing with Jest |
| Integration Testing with Mocha/Chai |
| Test-Driven Development Basics |
Module 14: JavaScript in the Real World |
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| Working with APIs (REST, JSON) |
| JWT & Local Storage |
| Intro to TypeScript |
| Deployment with Netlify/Vercel |
