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JavaScriptBasicsVariables
Data Types
Functions
Understanding function scope and the
thiskeywordJavaScript Basics Quiz
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Chapter 1: Var vs Let vs Const & the temporal dead zone
VarLetConstThe temporal dead zone
When to use
Var,LetandConstEnd of Chapter 1 Quiz
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Chapter 2: Arrow functions
What is an arrow function?
Implicitly return
Arrow functions are anonymous
Arrow function and the
thiskeywordWhen you should avoid arrow functions
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Exercise 1
Chapter 3: Default function arguments
Default function arguments
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Chapter 4: Template literals
Interpolating strings
Expression interpolations
Create HTML fragments
Nesting templates
Add a ternary operator
Pass a function inside a template literal
Tagged template literals
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Chapter 5: Additional string methods
Additional string methods
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Exercise 5
Chapter 6: Destructuring
Destructuring Objects
Destructuring Arrays
Swapping variables with destructuring
Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Chapter 7: Iterables and looping
The
for ofloopThe
for inloopDifference between
for ofandfor inEnd of Chapter 7 Quiz
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Chapter 8: Array improvements
Array.from()Array.of()Array.find()Array.findIndex()Array.some()&Array.every()Exercise 8
Quiz 7
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Chapter 9: Spread operator and rest parameters
The Spread operator
The Rest parameter
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Exercise 9
Exercise 10
Chapter 10: Object literal upgrades
Deconstructing variables into keys and values
Add functions to our Objects
Dynamically define properties of an Object
Exercise 11
Quiz 9
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Chapter 11: Symbols
The unique property of Symbols
Identifiers for object properties
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Chapter 12:
classesCreate a
classStatic methods
setandgetExtending our
classExtending Arrays
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Exercise 12
Chapter 13: Promises
What is a Promise?
Create your own promise
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Exercise 13
Chapter 14: Generators
What is a Generator?
Looping over an array with a generator
Finish the generator with
.return()Catching errors with
.throw()Combining Generators with Promises
End of Chapter 14 Quiz
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Chapter 15: Proxies
What is a Proxy?
How to use a
Proxy?End of Chapter 15 Quiz
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Chapter 16: Sets, WeakSets, Maps and WeakMaps
What is a
Set?What is a
WeakSet?What is a
Map?What is a
WeakMap?End of Chapter 16 Quiz
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Chapter 17: Everything new in ES2016
Array.prototype.includes()The exponential operator
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Exercise 14
Chapter 18: ES2017 string padding,
Object.entries(),Object.values()and moreString padding (
.padStart()and.padEnd())Object.entries()andObject.values()Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors()Trailing commas in function parameter lists and calls
Shared memory and
AtomicsEnd of Chapter 18 Quiz
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Exercise 15
Chapter 19: ES2017 Async and Await
PromisereviewAsync and Await
Error handling
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Chapter 20: ES2018 Async Iteration and more?
Rest / Spread for Objects
Asynchronous Iteration
Promise.prototype.finally()RegExp features
Lifting template literals restriction
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Chapter 21: What’s new in ES2019?
Array.prototype.flat()/Array.prototype.flatMap()Object.fromEntries()String.prototype.trimStart()/.trimEnd()Optional Catch Binding
Function.prototype.toString()Symbol.prototype.descriptionEnd of Chapter 21 Quiz
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Exercise 16
Exercise 17
Chapter 22: What’s new in ES2020
BigInt
Dynamic Import
Optional Chaining
Promise.allSettled
Nullish Coalescing
String.protype.matchAll
Module Namespace Exports
import.meta
globalThis
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Chapter 23: What’s new in ES2021
String.prototype.replaceAll
Promise.any
Logical Operators and Assignment Expressions
Numeric Separators
WeakRefs
Intl.ListFormat
dateStyle and timeStyle options for Intl.DateTimeFormat
End of Chapter 23 Quiz
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Exercise 18
Exercise 19
Chapter 24: What’s new in ES2022
Class Fields
Ergonomic brand checks for private Fields
Class Static Block
RegExp Match Indices
.at()
Accessible Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty
End of Chapter 24 Quiz
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An Intro To
TypeScriptWhat is
TypeScript?How to use
TypeScriptTypeScriptbasic typesInterfaces, Classes and more
Intersection Types and Union Types
<code>TypeScript</code> Quiz
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Complete Guide to Modern JavaScript
Learn everything from the basics of `JavaScript` to the new ES2022 features. Practice with more than 60 quizzes and dive into the basis of `TypeScript`.
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This course is the interactive version of my 'Complete guide to Modern JavaScript' Ebook, available on Leanpub.
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Alberto Montalesi
Alberto is a self-taught software developer, currently living and working in Vietnam. Here he builds enterprise SaaS using Angular + TypeScript + NodeJs.
In his free time he writes articles and turorials on InspiredWebDev.com.
You can read more about him and his career switch decision here: https://inspiredwebdev.com/from-esl-teacher-to-software-developer
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