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JavaScript & jQuery Essentials
The course will allow the delegate to understand the principles of JavaScript programming. The course will cover everything from the basics of JavaScript, through to using jQuery and JSON to make AJAX requests. Both JavaScript and jQuery can be awkward to teach yourself, filled with pitfalls and gotchas. A professional training course is a quick way to get up and running with this technology.
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The course is intended to continue where our HTML/CSS course left off, looking to enhance static webpages with JavaScript to shape and modify content on-the-fly. Emphasis is placed upon code maintainability and testing/debugging. This content also serves as a good grounding for techniques visited on our .NET courses.
The content is aimed at anyone who has to maintain or modify a web site. Whatever technology you use at your workplace, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX and JSON will almost certainly play a large part in your company web site. Having staff members trained in these technologies means you can quickly and easily make adjustments that would otherwise have to be done by expensive contractors.
- Produce more dynamic web pages that react to user actions
- Manipulate web content interactively
- Write browser-based applications for cross-platform web delivery
Many web pages written to older standards will show signs of failing in newer browsers. It is important that modern websites are written to correct standards not just for compliance and maintainability reasons, but to prevent loss of credibility and/or lost sales. Imagine where ebay, amazon, google or facebook would be if they failed to keep up with web standards - how would loss of functionality impact your business?
As a developer these days, it’s a pre-requisite that you know these core technologies of JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX and JSON. Once these are mastered, you will better be able to troubleshoot and debug existing site functionality. Plus, the added bonus of being able to jazz up any websites, whether corporate .NET pages or a personal website – JavaScript/jQuery/AJAX can do so much.
- What is JavaScript?
- How Does JavaScript Work?
- JavaScript Variants.
- JavaScript Syntax.
- Declaring Scripts.
- Outputting Text.
- Variables.
- Data Types.
- Operators.
- User-Input.
- JavaScript Conditions.
- Using Loops.
- Procedures and Functions.
- What are Objects?
- JavaScript Built-In Objects.
- Using Objects.
- Custom Objects.
- Working with HTML.
- Error Handling.
- Debugging Tools.
- Timers and Timeouts.
- Popup Windows.
- Browser Detection.
- Accessibility Issues.
- What Is An Event?
- Reacting To Events.
- Common Event Usage.
- Handling Exceptions.
- Extending HTML.
- DHTML - Dynamic HTML.
- DOM - The Document Object Model.
- Form Controls.
- Form Events, Properties and Methods.
- Form Validation.
- Effective Form Validation.
- Sending Form Data.
- What is a Cookie?
- Creating a Cookie.
- Retrieving a Cookie.
- Security and Privacy.
A basic knowledge of HTML and CSS is required to gain the most from this course, and some prior experience of programming can be an advantage but is not considered essential.
About the Lead Trainer
No training is dull with Tim. He oozes a real pleasure in teaching people stuff they don’t know. Tim loves developing new courses and sharing his knowledge at many on-site customer locations. In addition to training, Tim is an experienced consultant, advising on company computing requirements. Did we mention that he also likes to read computing books and blogs in his spare time?
