Introduction to JavaScript - Mark Winteringham
About This Course
From its humble beginnings, JavaScript has grown to be one of the dominant languages in software development. Originally used to create animations, process information and trigger events, we can now use JavaScript to create serverless single-page applications, desktop applications, APIs and automated checks. JavaScript is a powerful language to use but getting started with it can be overwhelming. Beginners to JavaScript have a lot of questions: What is JavaScript? What is NodeJS? and how do they differ? Why is JavaScript written differently to languages such as C# and Java? How do you use JavaScript to solve testing problems
In ‘Introduction to JavaScript’, you will learn the answers to these questions and more by learning the basic rules and flows that make up JavaScript. You will be taught about the JavaScript ecosystem, how JavaScript behaves and the syntax of JavaScript all with a view to getting you up and running creating apps to support your testing.
What You'll Learn:
By the end of this course, you'll be able to:
- Describe the JavaScript ecosystem and its behaviour
- Understand the syntax rules of JavaScript
- Break down pre-existing JavaScript code to detect bugs and raise questions
- Design and implement tools to support testing in JavaScript
Who's This Course For:
If you want to learn JavaScript to help with creating automated checks, reviewing code and scripting tools this is the course for you! This course is suitable for people looking to learn how to programme using JavaScript or those looking to move to JavaScript after programming in one or more other languages.
Prerequisites:
To successfully complete this course you will need
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Basic knowledge of programming principles
Courses you should consider taking before this one:
Resources you will use throughout this course: