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Learn JavaScript

Learn JavaScript by writing real code with functions, objects, arrays, promises, async/await, modules, and the event loop.

What you'll learn in this JavaScript course

Learn modern JavaScript by writing real code in this comprehensive interactive course. You'll solve challenges that build from variables, functions, and objects to promises, async/await, modules, runtimes, and the event loop.

Chapter List

1
Variables
Learn the basic syntax of JavaScript and how to declare variables
2
Comparisons
Learn how to compare values and write conditional statements
3
Functions
Learn about the different ways to create and execute functions in JavaScript
4
Objects
Objects are one of the most-used JS structures, learn to master them
5
Classes
Learn about classes in JavaScript and how they differ from POJOs and the classes in other languages
6
Prototypes
Explore JavaScript prototypes and how they enable inheritance without traditional classes.
7
Loops
Understand and practice the many ways to iterate over a list of data
8
Arrays
Learn about contiguous memory storage in JavaScript
9
Errors
Practice good error handling with JavaScripts try/catch
10
Sets
Practice using the new ES6 (ES2015) set object for collections of unique values
11
Maps
Learn about the new ES6 map object for collections of key-value pairs
12
Promises
Understand promises and asynchronous programming in JavaScript, as well as the new async/await syntax
13
The Event Loop
Grok one of the most important elusive concepts beknownst to JavaScript developers, the asynchronous event loop
14
Runtimes
Learn about the different JavaScript runtimes and how they differ
15
Modules
ES6 Modules help us organize our code into separate files. Learn how to use them and how they differ from CommonJS.

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Very imformative! I hated javascript and now I know why. It's confusing if you don't understand some of the inner workings. Also there's just a bunch of confusing features but still good course!!!

(5/5)
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Ben Nicholls

United States

This is one of the best JS courses that I have been able to actualy finish, insted of droping in the mid learning process.

(4/5)
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Thenuja

Galle, Sri Lanka

I learned much valuable JS from this course. I hope the course continues to grow to cover additional important JS topics.

(4/5)
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Chris Wineinger

California, United States

This is better suited as a supplement building on a basic understanding of JS. As someone already familiar with JS, it is fantastic at teaching the deeper concepts under the hood though this is best approached not as a complete beginner to JS.

(4/5)
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G-Junction

United States

Great course that teaches you basically everything there is to know about JS!

(3/5)
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Martin Hagelin

Sweden

Pretty good overall

(3/5)
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Dean Hasto

United States

Good to get the basics on how to write beginner code. But I did not feel with enough tools to make functional project

(3/5)
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Juan-Diego Ospina

United States

awesome course, especially last 2 chapters are crazy good!

(5/5)
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Ahmed Mkacher

Tunisia

As always, an excellent and didactic introduction to complicated matters, only leaving a wish to see more !

(5/5)
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Maxime Pellet

France

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Frequently asked Questions

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Yes, but we assume you're already familiar with programming basics like variables, conditionals, and functions. You don't need any prior JavaScript experience.