JavaScript for Kids: Code Your Own Games and Apps Age 8 & Up

JavaScript for Kids: Code Your Own Games and Apps at Any Age

Name: JavaScript for Kids: Code Your Own Games and Apps at Any Age
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Join over 60,000 students from 163 countries learning to code from Dr. Bryson Payne!

Brand new course for 2021! Teach yourself to code fun, colorful apps and games in JavaScript, the powerful programming language that’s included in every web browser and mobile device. Learn coding step–by–step from Computer Science Professor Dr. Bryson Payne, author of the Amazon #1 New Release and Top 10 Best Seller, Teach Your Kids to Code: A Parent–Friendly Guide to Python Programming (No Starch Press). Filmed in collaboration with Bund Media/Zhidao Education Technology, with subtitles in English and Chinese.

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Gives Children a Huge Advantage in a High–Tech World

Quickly master new problem–solving skills in JavaScript with colorful, fun examples

Program apps using HTML5 Canvas graphics, web–based forms, even animated video games

Build your own playable games and create beautiful graphics right in your browser using a simple text editor

Learn the basics of coding, from variables to loops, functions, and classes with interactive, engaging apps

Great for college and scholarship application portfolios

This is the kind of course you can enjoy at any age!

Packed with fun examples, colorful graphics, and easy–to–follow plain English instruction, JavaScript for All is the course parents and teachers can enjoy, as they build one of the top job skills of the 21st century! JavaScript is a great first language for beginners, but it’s powerful enough to be used in companies from Apple to Amazon and Google to IBM.

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Bryson PayneBest-Selling Author & Professor w/students in 163 countries

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Dr. Bryson Payne is a TEDx speaker on How to Teach Kids to Code , the author of the Amazon #1 New Release and Top 10 Best Selling children's programming book, Teach Your Kids to Code (Python), (2015 - translated into six languages) and Learn Java the Easy Way (2017), both from No Starch Press. He is the Director of the Center for Cyber Operations and a tenured full Professor of Computer Science at the University of North Georgia, and is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP ) and Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and holds the elite SANS|GIAC GPEN certification, among other industry certifications. Dr. Payne is also a MOOC (massive, open, online course) instructor with over 37,000 students to his credit, from more than 160 countries. Dr. Payne has multiple best-selling courses on Udemy, and both Real-World Ethical Hacking and Learn Java the Easy Way have been rated in the top 10% of all Udemy courses! Dr. Payne has taught computer science since 1998, served as the University's first Department Head of Computer Science, and is the founding Director of the Center for Cyber Operations Education at UNG. He earned his Ph.D. in computer science from Georgia State University and has published articles in scholarly and industry journals, in addition to speaking regularly at regional and international conferences in computer science, cybersecurity and IT leadership. He has been featured in CIO magazine, Campus Technology, and the Wall Street Journal. Dr. Payne has been programming computers for over 30 years; he sold his first paid program to RUN Magazine (Commodore 64) for their Magic column in 1985, for $10. In addition to his affinity for technology, Dr. Payne speaks Spanish and French, and is conversational in Russian and Mandarin Chinese.

Specification: JavaScript for Kids: Code Your Own Games and Apps at Any Age

Duration	6.5 hours
Year	2020
Level	Beginner
Certificate	Yes
Quizzes	No

18 reviews for JavaScript for Kids: Code Your Own Games and Apps at Any Age

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Anatoliy Kyrychenko – March 28, 2020
i really liked this lesson. the instruction is clear and it’s really good and understandable 4 kids.
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Arko Ganguly – March 28, 2020
I love this
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Yug Dhruv – July 13, 2020
I like it
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Suzanne Chatelain – July 15, 2020
To let others know that this app is good so they can learn more about coding
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Jace Purcell – July 17, 2020
The instructor could explain better
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Archit Khasnis – July 19, 2020
totally intresting
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James Ott – July 21, 2020
I like it
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Tasmai.S.Dath – July 25, 2020
very epicc
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Reehan Ahmed Chowdhury – July 26, 2020
Yes!!!
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Edmund Ooi – July 27, 2020
Yes, I find JavaScript interesting
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Sevda Gholizadeh – July 29, 2020
I have been so confused with JavaScript etc. This has made it really easy for me just in 2 lessons. I haven’t finished the course yet but I think there will be more fun on the way. Thank you, Bryson and Udemy Sevda G.
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Sami Al Joboori – July 29, 2020
yes it was
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Emily Liu – July 30, 2020
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Daniel Farrell – July 30, 2020
it is AMAZING!!!! perfect place for any kid OR grown up to learn javascript!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ; )
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Ephraim Hanks – August 3, 2020
yes
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Dean Menghini – August 6, 2020
yes it was good for me to learn some java script and html
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Matt Schmidt – August 6, 2020
no
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Sanjay Ramdas Nair – March 5, 2021
i like it
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