•Always bet on Javascript!
•For years, top recruiters in industry have hired fresh engineers based solely on their knowledge of Javascript.  If you want to get a programming job, this is the language to learn! But learning Javascript is complicated!  There’s fancy syntax, weird design patterns, and a billion resources online that might be giving you wrong – or even be out of date – information.
•We built this course to solve your problems.  This is the best and most up-to-date resource online for becoming a Javascript professional as quickly as possible. Every minute of this course has been created with one goal in mind: teaching you how to become a great engineer.
•The Modern Javascript Bootcamp (2020) focuses on cutting through unnecessary information and giving you just the facts, plain and simple.  You won’t work with outdated frameworks, learn old styles of programming, or build boring apps.  Instead, you’ll only spend time writing practical code that can be used today and in the future on your own projects.  You’ll learn – from very early on in the course – how to write beautiful and reusable code that you’ll be proud to show to a future employer.
•—— Course Structure ——
•This course is divided into two parts.  The first half of the course focuses on teaching you the basic syntax of Javascript.  Colt will walk you through core topics effortlessly, imparting jewels of JS wisdom along the way.  Included in the first half of the course are many programming exercises and small projects, so you can test your new-found knowledge out.  Each of these videos can be easily referenced in the future, so you can always come back and brush up on some topic whenever needed.
•The second half of the course is focused on building some amazing projects.  Stephen will show you how to build some production-ready Javascript applications, including a fully-featured E-Commerce web app!  These projects are all styled to be absolutely beautiful, visually stunning apps that you will be proud to feature on your own personal portfolio.  The main goal of these projects is to highlight design patterns, and show you the ‘right’ and ‘wrong’ ways of writing code.  By the end, you’ll be confident enough to work on your own personal projects with speed and finesse.
•—— What You’ll Learn ——
•This is a long course, with just about every fact about Javascript you could ever hope to know.  Here’s a brief subset of the topics you’ll cover:
•Master the basics of the language, easily understanding variables, objects, arrays, and functions
•Understand how to design the structure of the code you write, leading to beautiful and easy-to-read programs
•Leverage Javascript’s built-in methods to increase your productivity regardless of what libraries or frameworks you use
•Develop practical skills around higher-order functions that you will utilize for years to come
•Observe how the Javascript and browser work together, and how to increase the performance of JS code
•Build awesome projects to fill your personal portfolio
•Build command line tools from scratch using Node JS
•Fetch and manage information from third-party API’s
•Build a fully-featured E-Commerce application from scratch – including production-grade authentication!
•This is the ultimate Javascript course.  There are many resources online for learning Javascript, but this is the only one that covers everything you need to know, from ‘A’ to ‘Z’, and a couple letters after that.  Master the basics with Colt, then build awesome projects with Stephen. We’ve taught a million other engineers how to code, and now it is your turn!
•Who this course is for:
•Introduction
•How This Course Works
•JS, ECMA, TC39: What Do They Mean??
•The Tools You Need
•Customizing VSCode & Extensions
•A Quick Note About MDN
•JS Values & Variables
•Goals & Primitives
•Running Code in the JS Console
•Introducing Numbers
•NaN & Infinity
•Variables & Let
•Unary Operators
•Introducing Const
•The Legacy of Var
•How to Model Data Efficiently
•Booleans Intro
•Strings
•String Indices
•String Methods
•More String Methods
•String Escape Characters
•String Template Literals
•Null & Undefined
•The Math Object & Random Numbers
•typeof operator
•parseInt & parseFloat
•Controlling Program Logic and Flow
•Making Decisions in JS
•Comparison Operators
•Double Equals (==)
•Triple Equals (===)
•Running Code From a Script
•If Statements
•Else If
•Else
•Nesting Conditionals
•Truthy & Falsy Values
•Logical AND (&&)
•Logical OR ()
•NOT Operator (!)
•Operator Precedence
•The Switch Statement
•Ternary Operator
•Capture Collections of Data with Arrays
•Creating Arrays
•Array Indices
•Modifying Arrays
•Push and Pop
•Shift and Unshift
•Concat
•Includes and IndexOf
•Reverse and Join
•Slice
•Splice
•Sorting (Part 1)
•Intro to Reference Types
•Using Const with Arrays
•Working with Nested Arrays
•Objects – The Core of Javascript
•Intro to Objects
•Creating Object Literals
•Accessing Object Properties
•Adding and Updating Properties
•Nested Arrays & Objects
•Objects and Reference Types
•Array/Object Equality
•The World of Loops
•Intro to Loops
•For Loops
•Infinite Loops!
•For Loops & Arrays
•Nested For Loops
•Intro to While Loops
•More While Loops
•Break Keyword
•For…Of Intro
•Comparing For and For…Of
•For…Of with Objects
•For…In Loops
•Writing Reusable Code with Functions
•Our First Function!
•Dice Roll Function
•Introducing Arguments
•Functions With Multiple Args
•The Return Statement
•More on Return Values
•Function Challenge 1: passwordValidator
•Function Challenge 2: Average
•Function Challenge 3: Pangrams
•Function Challenge 4: Get Playing Card
•An Advanced Look at Functions
•Function Scope
•Block Scope
•Lexical Scope
•Function Expressions
•Higher Order Functions
•Functions as Arguments
•Functions as Return Values
•Callbacks
•Hoisting
•Apply Functions to Collections of Data
•Intro to Array Callback Methods
•forEach
•Map
•Arrow Functions Intro
•Arrow Functions: Implicit Returns
•Array.find
•Filter
•Some & Every
•Revisiting Sort!
•Reduce Intro
•Reduce Pt. 2
•Even More Reduce!
•A Few Miscellaneous JS Features
•New JS Features Intro
•Default Parameters
•Spread for Function Calls
•Spread in Array Literals
•Spread in Object Literals
•The Arguments Object (not new)
•Rest Parameters (new!)
•Destructuring Arrays
•Destructuring Objects
•Nested Destructuring
•Destructuring Parameters
•Object Methods and the ‘This’ Keyword
•Shorthand Object Properties
•Computed Properties
•Adding Methods to Objects
•Method Shorthand Syntax
•Intro to Keyword THIS
•Using THIS in Methods
•THIS: Invocation Context
•Annoyomatic Demo
•Putting It All Together: Deck Of Cards
•Creating A Deck Factory
•JS In the Browser – DOM Manipulation
•Introduction to the DOM
•IMPORTANT NOTE: HTML & CSS
•Taste of the DOM
•Another Fun DOM Example
•The Document Object
•getElementById
•getElementsByTagName
•getElementsByClassName
•querySelector & querySelectorAll
•Twisting the DOM to Our Will!
•Working with innerText & textContent
•innerHTML
•value, src, href, and more
•Getting & Setting Attributes
•Finding Parent/Children/Siblings
•Changing Multiple Elements
•Altering Styles
•getComputedStyle
•Manipulating Classes
•Creating Elements
•Append, Prepend, & insertBefore
•removeChild & remove
•NBA Scores Chart Pt1.
•NBA Scores Chart Refactor
•Communicating with Events
•Intro to DOM Events
•2 Ways NOT to Add Events
•addEventListener
•The Impossible Button Demo
•Events on Multiple Elements
•The Event Ob