Animation and internationalization features can be used to enhance web applications and widen audience scope. Here you'll learn how to implement JavaScript-based animation, and internationalize and localize your AngularJS applications.

JavaScript has rich language features for representing data and controlling the flow of programs. During this course, you will start by considering the seven data types defined by ECMAScript. After that you will explore how Java Script's type conversion functions work with its Comparison and Logical Operators. Next, learn how to declare and use IF Statements. From there you will observe how to employ a conditional operator statement to replace an IF/ELSE statement, and how to write a SWITCH statement that contains CASE and BREAK statements. Other topics include how to use FOR loops, WHILE loops, and DO WHILE loops; how to declare an array; how to insert, retrieve, and modify values. Finally, learn how to loop through arrays, and work with multidimensional arrays.

Discover JavaScript language features that are essential for creating dynamic front end content for full stack applications. During this couse, you will learn how to develop dynamic front-end content for full stack applications with Java Script. You'll start by considering the document object model that enables JavaScript web page development, next learn how to manipulate HTML content, and examine the role of DOM events in JS front-end development. From there, you will explore the main elements of the jQuery library, and how to use jQuery in front-end development. Study how jQuery effects and events work with various jQuery elements, such as selectors, attributes, traversing DOM, and filtering. Setup your environment for Bootstrap. Create a webpage via the Bootstrap framework. Finally, you will learn how to work with the Bootstrap Grid and explore Bootstrap's components and plugins.

JavaScript has rich language features to help you deal with errors and events. This course explores the basics of events and error handling and also covers working with strings, numbers, dates and some new ECMAScript language features. You'll start by exploring techniques for JavaScript front end development. Next, you will discover events and event handlers, and perform error handling. Other topics of this course include the following: how to consider the fundamentals of strings; perform common string operations; create and use regular expressions; format numbers, and perform common operations, with the Number object; how to perform common calculations with the Math object; how to use the Date object; how to explore how to use the LET and CONST keywords, instead of VAR, when a variable is declared. As you progress, you will discover JavaScript's KeyedCollection, and use the Map and Set objects. Conclude by learning how to use hoisting, string padding, Async Functions, and Promises.

Discover how to work with JavaScript language frameworks, such as Angular, Vue.js, and React, for creating dynamic front end content for full stack applications. During this course, you will start by learning how Angular controllers can be used to interact with data. Next you will observe how to sort and filter data, as well as use Angular to validate user form input and format output. Other topics you will explore include how to understand Vue.js concepts and implement the Vue.js library; and how to use components and directives to make a view.js project structure. From there, you will study key concepts of Reactive programming for web page construction, and how to consider the React and JSX relationship. You'll learn how to embed expressions in JSX, and finally conclude the course by learning how to use the React virtual DOM to update page elements.

JavaScript has rich language features for representing and manipulating real world items as data. During this course, you will explore the basics of creating and working with functions, as well as creating and manipulating objects in JavaScript. Begin by learning how to use function arguments and pass functions as values. Next, you will study recursive and arrow functions, and learn scoping and how to differentiate between local and global variables. As you progress you will explore JavaScript's more common predefined functions, and create custom objects. Other topics include how to employ the FOR/IN loop, to retrieve object properties when their names are unknown; how to create custom objects with constructor functions; how to create object methods; how to employ the prototype keyword to add properties and methods to an object. Finally, you will learn how to use the PROTOTYPE keyword, to implement inheritance, and to extend classes.

Explore basic JavaScript concepts and Full Stack Development while you learn how to get started using JavaScript, and code formatting basics. During this course, you will start by exploring the fundamentals and synergy of FSD, Full Stack Development, and JavaScript Front End Development. Next, you will discover the JavaScript and ECMAScript relationship, and go on to review recent updates 2016, 2017, and ES.Next. As you progress, you will learn how to set up a JavaScript Development Environment, how to discover the features and functionality of the developer console, and how to learn best practices for JavaScript code spacing and formatting. Other topics include how to consider three methods for adding JavaScript to an HTML document, and how to explore the various ways to declare and use variables, use Arithmetic, Logic, and assignment Operators. Finally, conclude by learning how to work with bitwise, increment, and decrement operators.

A JavaScript single page application uses a combination of libraries and frameworks to communicate with the server, consume and manage data, and display application view. Learn how to use various SPA templates in Visual Studio 2013.

Discover how to create Breeze queries, obtain and navigate object graphs with Breeze, initiate application data with Breeze, use Breeze metadata from the server, and create and use Breeze metadata on the client in a SPA.