Javascript For Coders: Learn Oop In Javascript

What you'll learn
Master Professional jаvascript
Learn to look under the hood and build better apps
Master Concepts such as Inheritance, Encapsulation and Polymorphism using live examples
Become a better jаvascript Developer
Requirements
Students should have basic knowledge of HTML and jаvascript
Description
Do you love coding in jаvascript, but are struggling to master advance jаvascript concepts? Also, does creating sound design pattern for your apps seem a little difficult? Shouldn't there be a better way for writing codes where a little code can perform a herculean task? There is! It's object-oriented jаvascript.
jаvascript works well with OOP (object-oriented programming) because of three major techniques that simplify coding for developers – Inheritance, Polymorphism and Encapsulation.
Object-oriented programming also allows developers to contain pieces of codes that can be encapsulated within an object, which can then be called numerous times in the application without having to write the code again. Another benefit of OOP jаvascript is prototype-based inheritance, compared to classes based, which allows an object to directly inherit from another object.
You will learn how to maximize your code using OOP and jаvascript, as well as so much more in this comprehensive course.
In our object-oriented jаvascript course, you will learn how to perfectly blend the practicality of object-oriented programming with the functionality of jаvascript to write codes that are clean, concise and perform exactly the way you want them to.
The course will begin with a quick refresher on jаvascript and its basic fundamentals, with an emphasis on important concepts such as closures and prototypes. It will then progress to understanding object-oriented programming principles and how they can be integrated with jаvascript. You will also learn OOP concepts such as encapsulation, inheritance, etc. and how they can be used to enhance your jаvascript codes.
The tutorial will also include how OOP and jаvascript will perform in browsers with reference to Document Object Model (DOM) and Browser Object Model (BOM). The course comes packed with many coding examples, which the learners are definitely encouraged to try on their own.
Let OOP jаvascript simplify your codes and your life. Click Enroll now!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Object-oriented programming
Lecture 2 Object-oriented programming concepts Part A
Lecture 3 Object-oriented programming concepts Part B
Section 3: Primitive data types
Lecture 4 What you need to remember
Lecture 5 The "NUMBER" DATA Type
Lecture 6 STRINGS
Lecture 7 BOOLEANS
Lecture 8 ARRAYS Part A
Lecture 9 ARRAYS Part B
Lecture 10 The switch statement Part A
Lecture 11 The switch statement Part B
Section 4: Functions
Lecture 12 The heart of jаvascript
Lecture 13 Well-known functions: ParseFloat
Lecture 14 Variable scope
Lecture 15 Functioms are variables Part A
Lecture 16 Functioms are variables Part B
Section 5: Objects
Lecture 17 Connecting the dots
Lecture 18 Object constructors
Lecture 19 Which object belongs to which constructor
Lecture 20 jаvascript built-in objects
Lecture 21 Functions are also objects
Lecture 22 The call() method applied usage
Lecture 23 The Boolean wrapper
Lecture 24 The string() function
Lecture 25 The Math global object
Lecture 26 Introduction to Regular Expressions Part A
Lecture 27 Introduction to Regular Expressions Part B
Section 6: Prototype
Lecture 28 The prototype Part A
Lecture 29 The prototype Part B
Lecture 30 Limitations of object enumeration Part A
Lecture 31 Limitations of object enumeration Part B
Section 7: Inheritance
Lecture 32 The jаvascript way
Lecture 33 Climbing the prototype chain Part A
Lecture 34 Climbing the prototype chain Part B
Lecture 35 Calling parent class methods
Lecture 36 Inheriting from object literals Part A
Lecture 37 Inheriting from object literals Part B
Lecture 38 Using both type of inheritance together
Section 8: The Browser Environment
Lecture 39 jаvascript in action
Lecture 40 The navigator object
Lecture 41 The history object
Lecture 42 The screen object
Lecture 43 Scheduled execution
Lecture 44 DOM nodes
Lecture 45 Navigating from a given node
Lecture 46 Event handling
Lecture 47 AJAX flagship: the XMLHttpRequest object
Section 9: Design Patterns
Lecture 48 Best coding practices and jаvascript Desin Patterns
Lecture 49 Using namespaces
Lecture 50 Method chaining
Lecture 51 Design patterns: the singleton Part A
Lecture 52 Design patterns: the singleton Part B
Lecture 53 Design patterns: the decorator
Section 10: summary
Lecture 54 summary
Lecture 55 Bonus Lecture: More Interesting Stuff, Offers and Discounts
Students who want to learn and master advance jаvascript should take this course
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