DOM is the foundation and essential part of dynamic applications. We cover everything from the basics to the advanced use of all events that occur in Element, Document, and Window objects. You can fully learn and use Web Components (Custom Element, Shadow DOM, Template). You can put an end to DOM with the newly opened course, "Complete DOM: Basics."
What you will learn!
All events for Element, Document, Window
Web Components: Custom Element, Shadow DOM, <template>
Clip Board, Drag & Drop, Mutation Observer
DOM + Web Components
You have to change the fundamentals to see the flow.
To implement user-centric, dynamic applications, you need to be aware of the user's actions. You can do this with any DOM event that occurs or is triggered by an Element, Document, or Window object.
Web Components are the foundation of component development that combines HTML, CSS, DOM, and JavaScript. Understanding this flow properly can broaden your thinking about dynamic application development.
To cover the topic in depth, breadth, and detail, we will divide it into three lectures.
Are you using frameworks and libraries but are you thirsty for the fundamentals? If you can fully develop dynamic web programs with vanilla coding, it doesn't take much time to learn libraries/frameworks even if you don't know them. What you learn in the lectures is also the basis for these libraries/frameworks.
You can learn DOM more easily and completely. Are you a developer who wants to develop dynamic web applications or a developer who wants to know everything about events? I hope this course will give you a fundamentally different experience.
Covers over 95% of the DOM spec. You can put a period to DOM.
Wide, Deep, and Detailed. No time, money, or effort is wasted.
Whenever you develop a course, you always have to think about how to implement the requirements. To decide how to implement, you first need to know what is supported (methods, properties, etc.).
As with the previous "Complete JavaScript" series, this lecture covers more than 95% of the DOM interaction spec. The previous "Complete DOM: Basics" lecture was the same. To cover the content this thoroughly, a skilled and experienced lecturer must spend a lot of time creating the lecture. However, this is the lecturer's situation, and the learner must be able to see the whole thing.
It took me over a year to create the second part of the "DOM Complete" course. If I had covered only 70%, I could have created the course in a much shorter time. However, this would only be convenient for the instructor, and the learner would have to spend a lot of time trying to fill in the remaining 30%. The problem is that I don't know what that 30% is.
I am confident that this is a lecture that has been prepared for a long time, adhering to the 95% principle, so that learners can see the entire DOM and expand their thinking about dynamic applications.
To avoid missing any properties or methods of the interface, I created a checklist of the properties and methods of the interface, as shown in the image below.
This list is provided as a PDF file. You can download and check the materials in the first lesson of the section [HTMLElement Interface].
Property, Method Lecture Order Match List
The entire series is one scenario. It is not about memorizing the functions, but rather getting a feel for the whole. If you follow them one by one in order, you can naturally learn the whole thing. Since the content is not duplicated, you will not waste effort, time, or money. If you follow the lecture, you can naturally see the forest, trees, branches, and flowers and solidify the depth of the basics.
With the four JavaScript courses that are open, you can completely finish the basic technologies that are the foundation of web development. We cover events, properties, and methods in depth and broadly, but we also cover the code before and after it is executed as a scenario.
I have been developing software for over 40 years, and I have included in my lectures the sensory and animalistic aspects that can only be felt over time.
The DOM lecture is in the form of HTML, CSS, DOM, and JavaScript being connected. Therefore, to explain one event, property, or method, you need to write 10 to 30 lines of code. However, if you code live, it takes a long time and the learner has to wait.
To avoid such problems, we provide and explain pre-coded code. After that, you have to complete the code yourself to see the whole thing and understand the flow. When developing a web program, your skills will improve so that you can apply the lecture code to your development environment. The lecture provides the basic code before and after, so you can use it to complete partial code.
💾 Practice environment and learning materials
Q. There is a lecture called " Complete DOM: Basics ". Do I need to take that lecture first?
You can take the course without listening, but I recommend listening, as this course does not cover basic DOM concepts. You may not fully understand the course or the content may not connect. Since the terms used are in the spec, there may be some terms that are different from what you commonly know.
Q. Is there anything I should know before attending the lecture?
You should know HTML and JavaScript basics. CSS is not covered so you don't have to know it.
Q. I am a beginner who is new to DOM. Can I still take the course?
There are terms and concepts used in DOM. These are covered in "DOM Complete Completion: Basics", so please take that lecture first.
Q. If I learn DOM, can I develop web programs without using frameworks/libraries?
If you know HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you can develop.
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Who is this course right for?
Developers who want to learn dynamic web applications
Developers who want to learn everything about events
Developers who want to implement user-centered UI/UX
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저서: 9권
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