Do you want to dive into three of the trickiest aspects of the JavaScript language? From beginner to intermediate – this course will bring you up to speed on some of the must have knowledge of being able to write in it effectively, while demystifying some its most often–misunderstood constructs!
In this course, you will learn all about scopes, this , and prototypes! Training content often doesn t dive into the specifics of the nature of these advanced features. However, it is my belief that this is necessary knowledge to be an effective JavaScript programmer!
My goal at the end of this course is that variable scoping, the usage of the this keyword, and the creation and use of prototypes is well understood from a ground up perspective without compromise. Simply by having a firm grasp on these aspects of the language, many issues that even years–long JavaScript developers face can be resolved easily!
We will discuss, in depth:
Scopes and Closures
Immediately–Invoked Function Expressions (IIFEs)
Hoisting
The this keyword
The call/apply/bind functions
The nature of the magical new keyword
Object and function prototypes
Instructor Details
Courses : 3
Specification: So you think you know JavaScript?
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Price | $12.99 |
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Provider | |
Duration | 6 hours |
Year | 2016 |
Level | All |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | No |
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Belen Varela –
The instructor explains every concept with clear examples. I’m really enjoying it, perhaps too fast sometimes but that forces me to concentrate so I really prefer it!
Alessandro Catania –
I used this course as review of what I studied in other courses that were teaching the same stuff more or less. I have to say that the teacher talks really a lot and sometimes he confuse himself and us listeners. The same applies for examples, sometimes you don’t really get what it the example for, or it doesn’t make sense with the topic. You can tell that the teacher have experience with javascript, but there is something missing in this course, like a scheme of how memory works with inheritance and how the compiler works when hoisting variables. Anyway really good course, but my advice is to look at other courses on udemy, you’ll find something better for sure.
Sameer Sharma –
Truly amazing and great.
Tom Saunders –
Very useful and informative. The instructor explains complex concepts well.
Julie Vaccalluzzo –
This has been so super useful me… not telling how to do stuff, but explaining how stuff works! I also liked that he spoke faster, rather than slower, I can always adjust the speed it it is too fast. 🙂
Enrico Tuttobene –
Variables named bleh
Chanh Ong –
Excelent, thanks
Jay Pedersen –
This course raised my level of understanding of scopes and closures and the ‘this’ keyword and the ‘new’ keyword and prototypes. I know that’s a big list … but I think they are all important. I take a half star for not providing the source code. I realize the instructor wants each person to type in all of the examples. However, I think students at udemy have the reasonable expectation that source code will be provided.