YOUR SECOND JAVASCRIPT COURSE

Understand how javascript works: queue, stack, heap, stack overflow, event loop, task queue, etc. Let, map, set, symbol, iterator, generator, reflect, promise, proxy are some of the MasterES6 new syntaxes. The assignment was restructured. Understand the prototype chain and the Javascript inheritance. CommonJS and the ES6 module. There are classes and constructors. There are real-life creative ways of designing programs. The mode is strict. There is a way to increase the number of tail calls. Recursion. There is a deep and shallow object copy. Two-way data binding.

There are requirements.

There is a basic Javascript development experience.

There is a description.

About this course.

Junior Javascript developers can benefit from this course, which helps them gain a deeper understanding of JavaScript.

If you want to go from a junior Javascript developer to a senior one, you have found the right course.

What will you learn?

You will learn how to use new features like destructuring assignment, async/await, reflect, proxy, symbol, iterator, generator, etc.

In the most detailed way, you will learn the javascript object system. You will learn how to use the object constructor.

You will learn advanced topics like thread, process, stack, queue, heap, task queue, event loop, and deep and shallow object copy.

You will learn how to sort by bubble, cocktail, quick, counting, insertion, bucket, and selection sorting.

What do you want to achieve?

You will gain a deep understanding of how JavaScript works after you finish this course. You can use these knowledge to succeed in job interviews.

A solid knowledge foundation in Javascript can speed up your study.

You will learn how to answer questions in job interviews during the course.

Content highlights.

Everything you need to know about var is in the first lecture.

The priority comparison is variable name, function name and argument name.

Higher-order function and currying is the topic of the 10th lecture.

There is a free preview of lecture 11, 12: Closure and its real-life application.

The Javascript prototype chain is the subject of a lecture.

The lecture deals with two-way data binding.

Data structure: queue, stack and heap.

There is thread and process, sync and async, blocking and non-blocking.

Recursion and stack overflow are topics in lecture 105.

The event loop is part of the lecture.

Interview challenges use event loop, marco and micro task queue to predict the result of programs.

There is a lecture about tail call optimization.

Creative inheritance program design is a lecture.

‘Deep copy and assign objects’ is the topic of the lecture.

Garbage collection, reference count, and mark-and-sweep are some of the topics covered in this lecture.

Basic computing knowledge is bit,byte, memory address, and byte addressing.

There are explicit and implicit typecasting.

There is a lecture about bubble sorting.

Cocktail sorting is part of the lecture.

Quick sorting is the topic of the lecture 163.

Counting sorting is the topic of the lecture 165, 166, 167, and 168.

There is a lecture about insertion sorting.

There is a lecture called Lecture 171. There is bucket sorting.

There is a lecture about selection sorting.

There is time and space complexity.

The Observer pattern is used for two-way data binding.

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The students want to take their skills to the next level. Students need to improve their knowledge of javascript. Students need to master advanced and confusing Javascript topics. There are people who need to know more about the running mechanism. Developers need to improve their codes.

There is a video and PDF for your second javascript course.