If you’re looking to get into web development, learning JavaScript is a great place to start. This course requires no prior programming or computer science experience, though practical knowledge of HTML is beneficial. Familiarity with the latest versions of CSS, namely CSS3 and HTML 5, is advantageous as well.
If your goal is to develop web pages and apps from scratch, then it’s better to master HTML before moving on to other languages, such as CSS or JS. However, if your goal is only about UI design or interaction design, then CSS or JS would be a better place to start because they’re easier to get started with, and you can use them on their own without worrying about underlying code structure.
What Will You Learn?
This tutorial offers a swift yet comprehensive learning experience, ensuring mastery through efficient instruction and practical examples.
- module 1: GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH JAVASCRIPT
- module 2: ESSENTIALS FOR DEVELOPERS
- module 3: TAKING INITIAL STEPS IN CODING
- module 4: ENGAGING WITH END USERS
- module 5: CORE ASPECTS OF THE JAVASCRIPT LANGUAGE
- module 6: ADVANCED ROLLOVERS AND ENHANCEMENTS
- module 7: ENHANCING FORM INTERACTIVITY
- module 8: EVENT MANAGEMENT
- module 9: EXPLORING COOKIES
- module 10: THE DOM NODES AND OBJECTS INTERACTION
- module 11: MANIPULATING DATES AND TIMES IN JAVASCRIPT
- module 12: IMPLEMENTING JAVASCRIPT IN PRACTICAL SCENARIOS
