Learn JavaScript from Scratch to Advanced

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This JavaScript Course is designed to take learners from the basics of programming in JavaScript to mastering key concepts required to build interactive web applications. JavaScript is a versatile, high-level scripting language essential for modern web development, and this course provides a deep dive into the language's capabilities, covering everything from core syntax and functions to more advanced topics like asynchronous programming, error handling, and working with APIs.
The course also introduces modern ES6+ JavaScript features like promises, async/await, arrow functions, and modules, as well as object-oriented and functional programming paradigms. Through hands-on projects, learners will explore how to manipulate the DOM, handle events, and make their websites dynamic and interactive. This course is ideal for beginners and those with basic programming knowledge who want to learn JavaScript for client-side development, as well as professionals aiming to refine their JavaScript skills for modern, production-level web development.

Pre-requisites

None

Projects

3 Projects

Duration

75 hours

Outcome

Skills: JavaScript programming, Git, GitHub
Projects: 3
Certification: Course completion certificate

Assessments

18+ Tests, 18+ Assignments

About the Course

This JavaScript course is designed to provide comprehensive coverage of the JavaScript language, from fundamental concepts to advanced programming techniques. It caters to both beginners and intermediate learners who want to build dynamic, interactive websites and applications using JavaScript. The course emphasizes hands-on learning through practical examples and exercises, covering both client-side and server-side aspects of JavaScript, as well as its role in modern web development.

Average Salary of a Frontend Developer

Starting Salary Highest Salary
AmbitionBox ₹ 1.7 LPA ₹ 33 LPA
GlassDoor ₹ 1 LPA ₹ 86.4 LPA
Talent.com ₹ 2 LPA ₹ 24 LPA

Job titles of a Javascript Developer

Job profiles to aspire for after doing Javascript development certification:

  • JavaScript Developer Trainee / JavaScript Engineer Trainee
  • JavaScript Developer Intern / JavaScript Engineer Intern
  • Junior JavaScript Developer / Junior JavaScript Engineer
  • Associate JavaScript Developer / Associate JavaScript Engineer
  • JavaScript Developer / JavaScript Engineer
  • Senior JavaScript Developer / Senior JavaScript Engineer
  • Lead JavaScript Developer / Lead JavaScript Engineer
  • JavaScript Developer / JavaScript Engineer
  • JavaScript Developer Trainee / JavaScript Engineer Trainee
  • JavaScript Developer Intern / JavaScript Engineer Intern
  • Junior JavaScript Developer / Junior JavaScript Engineer
  • Associate JavaScript Developer / Associate JavaScript Engineer
  • JavaScript Developer / JavaScript Engineer
  • Senior JavaScript Developer / Senior JavaScript Engineer
  • Lead JavaScript Developer / Lead JavaScript Engineer

Tools Covered in the Course

These are the tools we are going to cover and master in the course. 19+ Developer tools are included in the training. Please click on the tools to know more about them:

JavaScript
JIRA Slack Trello
VSCode GIT GitHub Vercel
Jest Mocha Chai Jasmine Postman NPM

Advantages of this course

Once you do the Frontend developer Certification, these are the Job profiles you can aspire for::

  • Understanding how a Software, Website, Apps, & Web Apps works
  • Understanding how a Software works under-the-hood
  • Learning about GIT
  • Hands-on training in basics, Moderate, & Advance concepts of GitHub
  • Public speaking - Chance to be a Speaker in in a city-wide session
  • 3 Mini Projects & 1 Major Project - Completed & Deployed on a live server
  • Hackathons organised for the batch with exciting prizes to win
  • Project Management using Trello & JIRA
  • Learning about Communication tool - Slack
  • Improving the Logical ability
  • Guidance on Placement preparation
  • Career counselling
  • Complete Hands-on training
  • Doubt clearing @ anytime

Syllabus

17 Sections · 87 Topics · 3 Live projects · 85+ Tests & Assignments

  • What is JavaScript? (Client-side vs. Server-side scripting)
  • History and Evolution of JavaScript
  • Role of JavaScript in Web Development (HTML, CSS, JS integration)
  • Setting up the Development Environment (Editor setup, Browser Dev Tools)

  • Embedding JavaScript in HTML (inline, internal, external)
  • JavaScript Syntax and Structure
  • Variables (var, let, const)
  • Data Types (primitive and non-primitive)
  • Operators (Arithmetic, Assignment, Comparison, Logical, etc.)
  • Type Conversion and Type Coercion

  • Conditional Statements (if, else if, else, switch)
  • Loops (for, while, do-while)
  • Break, Continue Statements
  • Ternary Operator

  • Defining and Calling Functions
  • Function Parameters and Return Values
  • Function Expressions vs. Function Declarations
  • Arrow Functions (ES6)
  • Higher-Order Functions, Callbacks
  • Anonymous and Immediately Invoked Function Expressions (IIFE)

  • Introduction to Arrays (Single-dimensional and Multi-dimensional)
  • Array Methods (push, pop, shift, unshift, map, filter, reduce, etc.)
  • Introduction to Objects (Key-Value Pairs)
  • Object Methods (Object.keys, Object.values, Object.assign, etc.)
  • Destructuring of Arrays and Objects (ES6)

  • What is DOM? (DOM Tree, Nodes, Elements)
  • Selecting Elements (getElementById, querySelector, etc.)
  • Modifying HTML and CSS with JavaScript (innerHTML, innerText, classList)
  • Adding/Removing Elements (createElement, appendChild, removeChild)
  • Handling Attributes and Classes dynamically
  • Event Handling (addEventListener, onclick, etc.)
  • Event Propagation (Event Bubbling, Event Capturing)
  • Form Validation using JavaScript

  • Common Errors in JavaScript (SyntaxError, TypeError, ReferenceError, etc.)
  • try-catch-finally Block
  • Throwing Custom Errors
  • Debugging using Browser Dev Tools (breakpoints, step over, step into)
  • Best Practices for Error Handling

  • Understanding Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Code
  • Callbacks and Callback Hell
  • Promises (Creating, Chaining, Error Handling)
  • async/await (ES8) - Writing Asynchronous Code in a Synchronous Manner
  • Handling API Calls with fetch() and Promises
  • Working with setTimeout, setInterval
  • AJAX and XMLHttpRequest (Basics)

  • let and const (Block Scoping)
  • Template Literals (String Interpolation)
  • Default Function Parameters
  • Rest and Spread Operators
  • Destructuring (Arrays and Objects)
  • Modules in JavaScript (import/export)
  • Iterators and Generators
  • Symbol and its Use Cases
  • Introduction to JavaScript Sets and Maps

  • Pure Functions and Side Effects
  • First-Class Functions and Closures
  • Higher-Order Functions (map, reduce, filter, etc.)
  • Currying and Partial Application
  • Memoization and Function Composition
  • Immutability and the Spread/Rest Operators

  • Introduction to JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)
  • JSON vs. JavaScript Objects
  • Parsing and Stringifying JSON Data (JSON.parse, JSON.stringify)
  • Fetching Data from JSON APIs

  • Why Use Modules? (Organizing Code)
  • ES6 Modules (export/import)
  • Named and Default Exports
  • Module Bundlers (Webpack, Parcel)

  • Event Object and Event Types (click, hover, keypress, etc.)
  • Event Delegation and Bubbling
  • Keyboard and Mouse Events
  • Creating Custom Events

  • Overview of jQuery (selectors, event handling, animations)
  • Introduction to React.js (Basic)
  • Basics of Vue.js or Angular
  • Comparison of Vanilla JavaScript vs. Frameworks

  • Importance of Testing in JavaScript
  • Writing Unit Tests using Jasmine, Mocha, or Jest
  • Testing Asynchronous Code
  • End-to-End Testing with Selenium or Cypress

  • Differences between Local Storage, Session Storage, and Cookies
  • Using localStorage and sessionStorage APIs
  • Storing and Retrieving Data

  • Writing Clean and Maintainable Code (Naming Conventions, Comments)
  • Avoiding Global Variables
  • Using Strict Mode ("use strict")
  • Code Minification and Optimization
  • Debugging and Error Handling Best Practices

  • To-do List Application (DOM Manipulation, Event Handling)
  • Weather App (Working with API, Promises, async/await)
  • Real-time Chat Application (Using WebSockets)
  • Calculator Application (Basic JavaScript and DOM Manipulation)
  • Quiz App (Working with Objects, Arrays, and Local Storage)
  • Blog with Comments Section (Form Handling, Fetch API, JSON)