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Frontend Masters – Choosing a JavaScript Framework

27/08/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Frontend Masters – Choosing a JavaScript Framework

English | Size: 2.04 GB (2,185,210,276 Bytes)
Category: CBTs


Over the past year the rise of the MV* has been meteoric. It seems you cannot go more than a few sentences discussing JavaScript without mentioning Angular, Ember, Backbone or React. It also is certainly not without merit: JavaScript frameworks can greatly increase your productivity in client side code.

Brian Holt (Reddit) gives a fitting treatise to each of the four frameworks and help you understand which one is best suited to you and your next big project. [Read more…]

.Net & Java Choosing, Framework, Frontend Masters, JavaScript

Pluralsight – Modern Asynchronous Javascript

26/08/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Pluralsight – Modern Asynchronous Javascript
English | Size: 1.17 GB
Category: CBTs


In this course, Modern Asynchronous JavaScript, you will learn how to write asynchronous code that’s a joy to maintain, not a burden. You will learn how to reason about promises, an alternative to callbacks, by creating a promise framework. Seeing promises from the perspective of a producer helps reason better about being the consumer of promise based APIs. Then, you will learn about ES6 generators and how to combine them with promises to write code that looks synchronous but that’s actually asynchronous. This style cuts out the inherent verbosity of callbacks and even promises alone. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll know how to write asynchronous code in a fashion that’s not a hassle to maintain. [Read more…]

.Net & Java Asynchronous, JavaScript, Modern, Pluralsight

Udacity Javascript Design Patterns

24/08/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Udacity Javascript Design Patterns
English | Size: 1.39 GB
Category: Tutorial


Lesson 1: Changing Expectations
We’ll first start by building a project the way you already know how: without an overarching organizational paradigm. Specifically, we’ll discuss pain points and difficulties that are easy to run into when you don’t use an organizational model. Then, we’ll discuss a paradigm that will help us in the future, and we’ll see some examples of that paradigm in action.
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.Net & Java Design Patterns, JavaScript, Udacity

LinkedIn – JavaScript for Web Designer (August 2016)

21/08/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

LinkedIn – JavaScript for Web Designer (August 2016)
English | Size: 531.26 MB
Category: Programming | E-learning


Web designers can improve their skill sets and job prospects by getting comfortable with Javascript. It’s the only scripting language for client-side programming-for doing things that would be impossible with HTML and CSS alone-and is increasingly popular for server-side programming, too. Learn some basic, real-world uses for Javascript in this course with Joe Chellman. Find out how to write Javascript in the browser and in a code editor, and then put it straight to use in a shopping cart application: creating forms and form fields, reading data, checking input for errors, and performing calculations. Plus, learn how to use Javascript time and date functions to create features like calendars and countdown clocks, and add interactive content through APIs like Google Maps. This course is a great jumping-off point for more intricate client-side programming (e. g. , mobile apps or highly interactive websites) and server-side programming with frameworks like Node and Backbone. With the addition of Javascript, your design possibilities are almost limitless. [Read more…]

WEB/HTML/CSS/AJAX August 2016, JavaScript, LinkedIn, Web Designer

Pluralsight – Solve Math Problems With Javascript

14/08/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Pluralsight – Solve Math Problems With Javascript

English | Size: 151.71 MB (159,080,448 Bytes)
Category: CBTs


If you’re new to programming and want to learn JavaScript, this course is for you. In Solve Math Problems with JavaScript, you will learn core programming concepts such as variables, iteration, branching, and functions; then apply these skills to build interactive web pages that solve advanced high school level math problems. This project-based course works through nine problems of increasing difficulty, such as calculating factorials, simulating rolling dice, and estimating area under a polynomial curve. Each lesson covers the core math and programming concepts, then works through the solution step-by-step. This course is ideal for people who like math and want to learn programming or web development. By the end of this course, you will have a basic understanding of programming in Java and you’ll have the skills needed to move onto learning more complex programming topics. [Read more…]

Mathemactics & Physics JavaScript, Math Problems, Pluralsight, Solve

Build a Credit Card Form Using JavaScript

08/08/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Build a Credit Card Form Using JavaScript
English | Size: 625.81 MB
Category: Programming | E-learning


In this short course youll learn how to build a validating credit card form using Javascript. Youll be using Luhns algorithm for validation, and youll also explore a different method of filling in forms. [Read more…]

.Net & Java Build, Credit Card, JavaScript, Using

Functional Programming in JavaScript

28/06/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Functional Programming in JavaScript
English | Size: 1.04 GB (1,120,744,603 bytes)
Category: CBTs


Learn the basics of functional programming in JavaScript. You’ll take a small, mostly imperative website and refactor it using practical declarative and functional concepts. You’ll learn about pure functions, side-effects and declarative style while building a small functional utility library. The project will demonstrate how Underscore or Lodash functions like filter, map, and reduce really work. Focused on practical understanding over philosophy, this is a great basic intro to functional programming that will prepare you for deeper exploration. [Read more…]

Programming Functional, JavaScript, Programming

Tuts+ – Create a New JavaScript Framework Challenges of Rolling Your Own

02/06/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Tuts+ – Create a New JavaScript Framework Challenges of Rolling Your Own

English | Size: 567.31 MB (594,867,131 Bytes)
Category: CBTs


In this Coffee Break Course, Daily Mail developer Jason Green will share some of the challenges his team encountered building Milojs, a completely new JavaScript framework. Milo models are very powerful, but getting them to work required some advanced techniques, including some that many JS devs will tell you never to do! In this case study he’ll explore how his team built some of the coolest parts of Milojs, and some of the technical challenges involved. [Read more…]

.Net & Java - Tuts+, Challenges, Create a New, Framework, JavaScript

FrontendMasters – Rethinking Asynchronous Javascript

01/06/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

FrontendMasters – Rethinking Asynchronous Javascript
English | Size: 3.53 GB (3,788,893,341 bytes )
Category: Pluralsight


All javascript code has to manage asynchrony in some form or another. Effective async programming means knowing various different patterns and weaving them together to make not only workable but readable and understandable code. [Read more…]

.Net & Java Asynchronous, FrontEndMasters, JavaScript, Rethinking

Udemy – Projects In JavaScript & JQuery

19/05/2016 Learning for Life Leave a Comment

Udemy – Projects In JavaScript & JQuery

English | Size: 1.72 GB (1,844,566,879 Bytes)
Category: CBTs


JavaScript is the world’s most popular language and is widely used in almost all web projects. JQuery has also become hugely popular within few years of its launch. These two technologies are must for any web developer and in order to help you master them in a practical manner we have created this elite course where you will use these technologies to create actual projects and will learn the nuances of their usage in real world.
[Read more…]

.Net & Java JavaScript, jQuery, Projects, Udemy

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