Course Outline
Introduction to JavaScript and Functions for Government
- What is JavaScript?
- The Evolution of JavaScript
- When and Where to Utilize JavaScript in Public Sector Applications
- When and Where Not to Use JavaScript in Government Projects
- Fundamentals of Web Scripting for Government
- Incorporating JavaScript into Your Web Pages for Government
- Composing JavaScript Statements for Government
- Utilizing Variables for Government Applications
- Working with Operators for Government
- Capturing Mouse Events for Government Websites
- General Syntax Guidelines for Government Scripts
- Calling Functions in Government Applications
- Understanding Variable Scope for Government Projects
- Utilizing Arrow Functions for Government Scripts
- Setting Default Parameters for Government Functions
DOM Objects and Built-in Objects for Government
- User Interaction Techniques for Government Applications
- Selecting Elements by ID for Government Web Development
- Accessing Browser History for Government Websites
- Using the Location Object for Government Applications
- Working with Dates and Times for Government Projects
Dealing with Numbers and Strings for Government
- Handling Numbers in Government Scripts
- Global Methods for Government JavaScript
- The Number Object for Government Applications
- The Number() Function for Government Use
- Boolean Values for Government Logic
- The null and undefined Values for Government Data Handling
- String Manipulation Techniques for Government Scripts
- Using String Templates for Government Applications
Storing Data in Arrays for Government
- Array Management for Government Projects
- Iterating Through Arrays for Government Applications
- The Spread Operator for Government Scripts
Handling Events in JavaScript and Controlling Program Flow for Government
- Event Types for Government Web Development
- Event Handlers for Government Applications
- The Event Object for Government Scripts
- Conditional Statements for Government Logic
- Loops and Control Structures for Government Projects
- Setting Up and Using Timers for Government Applications
Scripting with the DOM for Government
- DOM Nodes for Government Web Development
- Selecting Elements with getElementsByTagName() for Government Scripts
- Reading Element Attributes for Government Applications
- The Mozilla and Chrome DOM Inspector for Government Use
- An Introduction to JSON for Government Data Exchange
Programming with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS Manipulation for Government
- Key Elements for Government Web Development
- Implementing Drag and Drop for Government Applications
- Local Storage for Government Data Persistence
- Working with Local Files in Government Projects
- The Style Property in the DOM for Government Web Design
- Accessing Classes Using className for Government Scripts
- The DOM styleSheets Object for Government CSS Management
- Referencing CSS3 Properties in JavaScript for Government Applications
- Setting CSS3 Properties with JavaScript for Government Web Design
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Basic understanding of HTML and CSS
- Familiarity with general programming concepts
Audience
- Web developers for government
- Software engineers
- Individuals interested in learning JavaScript for web development in the public sector
Testimonials (5)
The Trainor gives more samples which really helps a lot.
Romulo - Tribal Software Philippines, Inc.
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The training has good content and easy to follow
David Phetole Leshabela - Vodacom SA
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Simplification of new complex techniques
Brian Zaranyika - Vodacom SA
Course - React Native Expo
The breadth of the topis covered was quite a bit and the trainer tried to do justice to that.
Lakshmipriya Sivakumar - Deque Systems Inc
Course - Spring Boot, React, and Redux
The trainer seemed very knowledgable about Vue. I appreciated seeing his development style and learning some new concepts to try.