JavaScript – the high-level scripting language is everywhere nowadays. It is no longer just the interactive element of the core web trio (HTML, CSS & JavaScript): advanced JavaScript gets more and more attention. In the after-flash era, it is used a lot when creating web pages and applications. One of the signs for this scripting language becoming more mature – the creation of JavaScript libraries on which this course is going to focus.
This advanced JavaScript course is aimed at a bit more advanced users of JavaScript. We are not going to tackle the basic syntax, variables, and other beginner-level theory. For this, you can check out BitDegree's JavaScript courses for beginners, or you can explore the JavaScript section on BitDegree Learn.
After you know how programming with JavaScript works and you are ready to tackle advanced JavaScript, come back here to boost your programming skills and learn advanced JavaScript concepts such as how to use a JavaScript library.
There have been many improvements over the years to make JavaScript programmer's work easier. Libraries are one of those changes. They have allowed programmers to explore more ways of how AJAX could be applied, and also how to connect JavaScript with other programming languages like PHP, Java.
Some of the tasks that JavaScript libraries can help you with are:
Learning how to use a JavaScript library can advance your programming skills. With them, you can concentrate more on solution-based programming instead of looking for ways to make your functions work.
You can find a lot of libraries that are oriented to various coding goals. This advanced JavaScript course teaches about using three libraries that can help you make your code shorter and your work more productive:
Besides learning about using these advanced JavaScript libraries, you will learn about:
Choose this advanced JavaScript course if you want to sharpen your JavaScript programming skills and learn how to use a JavaScript library. Make your code easier to understand and focus more on finding real solutions instead of writing an abundance of code lines.