For those who are new to JavaScript, I have summarized the core grammar that modern JavaScript requires to know in a short and bold manner. Study the grammar in one go and finish it in a short and solid manner, and invest your precious time in creating something!
Basic core grammar of JavaScript, I can make it short and sweet 😚
Buffering from JS basic grammar to examples 🔋
This course is designed for beginners learning JavaScript. It summarizes the core fundamentals of grammar, helping you avoid the endless cycle of grammar study in a short and concise manner. This course will introduce you to JavaScript ES6+ grammar. After completing the course, you can move on to creating JavaScript mini-projects and service-building examples.
Conditional statements, loops, etc. Step by step from the basic concepts!
DOM, event handling HTML Document Vitality Up!
With service creation examples Welcome to the world of programming!
I recommend this to these people 🙋♀️
Beginners who dream of becoming web designers or web publishers
Beginners aiming for a job as a web developer
Corin is new to JavaScript
Corin, who lost her way after studying HTML and CSS
Lecture Features ✨
#1. Only the essential content In summary
The teacher should do more of the studying. They should summarize and teach only the essential parts at a beginner's level.
#2. Short and thick though Fully
Although we emphasize that grammar study should be short and concise, we've included all the essential parts!
#3. Conquer even examples
Examples are also provided to help you review the overall learning content and get a feel for the flow.
What you'll learn 📚
Section 0. Orientation
Introduce the lecture and set up a practical environment.
Section 1. Basic Grammar Part 1
Learn about variables and constants, data types, and types of operators.
Section 2. Basic Grammar Part 2
Learn about conditional statements and loops.
Section 3. Basic Grammar Part 3
Learn about functions, function expressions, and arrow functions.
Section 4. Supplementary Lessons Part 1
Learn the basics of string and array methods, which are frequently used in actual programming, and learn about objects and destructuring assignment, which have been greatly improved since ES6+.
Section 5. Supplementary Lessons Part 2
Learn about DOM, events, and other things needed to use JavaScript on the web.
Section 6. Creating Examples (Practice Problems)
From DOM manipulation and event handling to the Date object, Math.random, setInterval(), and localStorage, we will create examples suitable for reviewing and warming up what we have learned using various objects and methods.
Expected Questions Q&A 💬
Q. Are there any prerequisite courses required?
You should first study the basics of HTML and CSS. To ensure class efficiency, we already offer separate, free courses on HTML and CSS, so these courses will not cover HTML and CSS.
Q. Why should I start programming with JavaScript?
JavaScript is the only programming language that can be used on the front-end. Whether you're aiming to become a web publisher, front-end developer, or full-stack developer, JavaScript is an indispensable companion.
Q. What level of content is covered in the class?
After taking this course, you'll be free from the shackles of endless grammar study. After taking this course, stop studying grammar and start creating something. It's not too late to delve deeper into the JavaScript language.