JavaScript Training

JavaScript is the world’s most popular programming language. JavaScript is the programming language of the Web. JavaScript is easy to learn.

JavaScript is one of the 3 languages all web developers must learn:

• HTML to define the content of web pages.
• CSS to specify the layout of web pages.
• JavaScript to program the behavior of web pages JavaScript is the globally used client-side scripting languages for the web.

Most browsers support the language by default, so you can get started using JavaScript and HTML with a simple text editor and browser for testing. Dynamic languages make web pages dynamic without making calls to your web servers for every button click, character typed, or mouse movement.

The JavaScript language is so popular that hundreds of developers have made customized libraries that make development easier for other programmers and web designers. If you design web pages, you’ll certainly need to know JavaScript to make a custom UI.

JavaScript is the globally used client-side scripting languages for the web. Most browsers support the language by default, so you can get started using JavaScript and HTML with a simple text editor and browser for testing.

Dynamic languages make web pages dynamic without making calls to your web servers for every button click, character typed, or mouse movement.

The JavaScript language is so popular that hundreds of developers have made customized libraries that make development easier for other programmers and web designers. If you design web pages, you’ll certainly need to know JavaScript to make a custom UI (user interface).

This course gets you started with an introduction to JavaScript. It assumes that you’re new to the language, so it gets you started with basic functionality such as creating functions, creating variables, and calling these lines of code from your standard HTML pages.

It talks about events and triggers for custom event handling. It talks about pattern matching, searching for text within a page, flow control and the document object model (DOM). We start off with the basics and move on to more complex functionality such as arrays and objects.

We then discuss how to script common elements with JavaScript such as forms and tables. At the very end, we discuss major libraries such as Ajax, which allows you to make asynchronous calls to server-side scripts without reloading the web page in the server.