Use JavaScript in your web projects (OpenClassrooms)

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Use JavaScript in your web projects (OpenClassrooms)
Free Course
OpenClassrooms
OpenClassrooms
Categories
CS: Programming
CS: Software Engineering
Effort
Beginner
Course Not Available
Certification
No Exam or Final Project
Paid Certificate
Languages
English
You should already have a basic JavaScript knowledge of functions, variables, and loops. Take our course, "Learn to code with JavaScript", if you need some help.
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Use JavaScript in your web projects (OpenClassrooms)
Learning theoretical JavaScript is pretty different than integrating it in your web projects. Maybe you're already familiar with functions, strings, and loops, but where do you go from there? In this course, we'll take basic JavaScript concepts like mentioned above and integrate them into real examples on the web. Let's go beyond measuring strings! We'll see how to create cool animations, validate forms, and access external data via JavaScript and AJAX.

Learning goals:

By the end of this course, you'll be able to integrate JavaScript into real HTML and CSS documents and see its effects.


Prerequisites:

You should already have a basic JavaScript knowledge of functions, variables, and loops. Take our course, Learn to code with JavaScript, if you need some help.


Part #1 - Understand the DOM

1. Discover the DOM

2. Traverse the DOM

3. Modify page structure

4. Give your elements some style


Part #2 - Interact with your users

1. Use events

2. Add forms

3. Validate forms

4. Use regular expressions

5. Bring pages to life

Quiz: Events and forms


Part #3 - Make AJAX requests

1. Understand HTTP, AJAX, and JSON

2. Make your first AJAX request

3. Extend your AJAX request

Activity: Create a link listing page



DOM
Web Development
Website
AJAX
Javascript
Programming
Free Course
OpenClassrooms
OpenClassrooms
Emily Reese
Baptiste Pesquet
CS: Programming
CS: Software Engineering
France
Beginner
Course Not Available
No Exam or Final Project
Paid Certificate
English
You should already have a basic JavaScript knowledge of functions, variables, and loops. Take our course, "Learn to code with JavaScript", if you need some help.