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Lynda - JavaScript For Web Designers [AhLaN]
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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 store checkout page: manipulating forms and form fields, reading data, checking input for errors, and displaying the results of shipping calculations. Plus, learn how to use JavaScript time and date functions to create features like clocks, and add interactive content through APIs like Bing Maps.
Topics include:
What is JavaScript?
Writing and debugging JavaScript
Interacting with the DOM
Working with forms with JavaScript
Using JavaScript to track dates and times
Creating maps with the free Bing Maps API
Fetching data from a third-party API
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FILE LIST
Filename
Size
1 - Introduction/01 - Web designers need JavaScript.mp4
26.7 MB
1 - Introduction/02 - What you should know.mp4
1.4 MB
1 - Introduction/03 - Using the exercise files.mp4
790.8 KB
1 - Introduction/04 - Challenges.mp4
2 MB
1 - Introduction/05 - Compatibility notes.mp4
2.7 MB
2 - 1. JavaScript in Use/06 - What is JavaScript.mp4
4.7 MB
2 - 1. JavaScript in Use/07 - Live examples.mp4
32.2 MB
2 - 1. JavaScript in Use/08 - Where you don't use JavaScript.mp4
5.8 MB
2 - 1. JavaScript in Use/09 - JavaScript's power can be dangerous.mp4
6.5 MB
3 - 2. Writing and Debugging/10 - Your friend the text editor.mp4
10.9 MB
3 - 2. Writing and Debugging/11 - Browsers and tools.mp4
8.4 MB
3 - 2. Writing and Debugging/12 - Tools in action.mp4
11.6 MB
3 - 2. Writing and Debugging/13 - Getting help.mp4
5.4 MB
3 - 2. Writing and Debugging/14 - Jargon.mp4
10.4 MB
3 - 2. Writing and Debugging/15 - Jargon - The DOM.mp4
6.6 MB
3 - 2. Writing and Debugging/16 - Vanilla JavaScript versus frameworks.mp4
6.8 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/17 - Working with user info.mp4
14.4 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/18 - Text fields and select boxes.mp4
13.5 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/19 - Radio buttons and checkboxes.mp4
12.5 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/20 - Changing submission with events.mp4
9.2 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/21 - Starting to validate input.mp4
8.6 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/22 - Disabling and enabling fields.mp4
13.6 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/23 - The basics of sanitizing user input.mp4
16.8 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/24 - Get and set with innerHTML.mp4
17.6 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/25 - Challenge - Add and use more fields.mp4
2.5 MB
4 - 3. Working with Forms/26 - Solution - Add and use more fields.mp4
12 MB
5 - 4. A Matter of Time/27 - Use JavaScript to tell time.mp4
12.1 MB
5 - 4. A Matter of Time/28 - Get pieces of time.mp4
11 MB
5 - 4. A Matter of Time/29 - Use timers to update the page.mp4
15.7 MB
5 - 4. A Matter of Time/30 - Polish the clock.mp4
11.7 MB
5 - 4. A Matter of Time/31 - Challenge - Add the date.mp4
3 MB
5 - 4. A Matter of Time/32 - Solution - Add the date.mp4
7 MB
5 - 4. A Matter of Time/33 - Filling in gaps with Moment.js.mp4
20.9 MB
6 - 5. Consuming a Third-Party API/34 - What is an API.mp4
11.1 MB
6 - 5. Consuming a Third-Party API/35 - Create a map.mp4
23.4 MB
6 - 5. Consuming a Third-Party API/36 - Change the center point.mp4
14.6 MB
6 - 5. Consuming a Third-Party API/37 - Change the type and zoom level.mp4
23.9 MB
6 - 5. Consuming a Third-Party API/38 - Add a marker.mp4
8.7 MB
6 - 5. Consuming a Third-Party API/39 - Add a popup to the marker.mp4
15.3 MB
6 - 5. Consuming a Third-Party API/40 - Challenge - Modify the map.mp4
2.9 MB
6 - 5. Consuming a Third-Party API/41 - Solution - Modify the map.mp4
17 MB
7 - 6. Better User Experience with an API/42 - Introducing Ziptastic.mp4
8 MB
7 - 6. Better User Experience with an API/43 - Fetching data from a third party API.mp4
14.9 MB
7 - 6. Better User Experience with an API/44 - Better UX for the checkout page.mp4
13.7 MB
8 - Conclusion/45 - Next step - More about JavaScript.mp4
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