JavaScript Classes Dayton, OH

Become a JavaScript Developer with this immersive certificate program. Learn object-oriented programming (OOP), create APIs, and learn popular frameworks and libraries to build functional and responsive websites. Over the course of this class, you'll learn fundamentals for JavaScript programming, front-end development with ReactJS and React Native, and back-end development with Node.js and Express.js. You'll also harness the power of MongoDB to organize and store your data. This class includes one-on-one mentoring and portfolio development to prepare you for a career after graduation.

In this 18-hour class, students will take webpages to the next level by adding interactivity, animation, and logic with JavaScript and jQuery (the most popular JavaScript library that lets you do more with less code). Attendees will start with the fundamentals of JavaScript, learning variables, loops, arrays, functions, and how to apply them to elements in a webpage. Students then learn how the jQuery library can improve functionality, and how to use the many built-in jQuery plugins to add common features (such as slideshows, animated image enlargers, etc.) without having to manually build them from scratch. The class includes a free retake and a step-by-step workbook.

Build dynamic websites and applications with React and React Native. In this 60-hour bootcamp, you'll develop several fully-functioning apps. You'll start by learning how to compose components and deploy a React project to a server, then move to more advanced React Native development and API integration. By the time you complete the course, you'll have acquired core skills for a career as a Front End Developer. The React Bootcamp allows students who already know the fundamentals of JavaScript programming and basic HTML & CSS to take their skills to the next level.

In this course, you’ll master the essentials of JavaScript programming to start creating web applications. Students will learn variables, functions, data types, asynchronous JavaScript, and more. This class is for beginners who have HTML and CSS experience but don't necessarily know any JavaScript.

Those who have web development skills in HTML and CSS learn how to use JavaScript to make their websites interactive. Topics covered in this course include adding elements to a website with functioning inputs and animations and learning about the advantages of adding higher-level projects into their portfolios that incorporate JavaScript.

JavaScript Basics course starts off by teaching you the basics: syntax, how to access elements, dot notations, methods, and properties. It also covers variables, arrays, and different types of operators. Once basics are covered, it moves on to programming logic such as for/while loops and other conditionals. Finally, you get to apply your JavaScript knowledge by embedding it into HTML/CSS documents to create dynamic and functional websites.

Develop higher programming skills in this five-day intermediate HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript course. Instruction focuses on laboratory projects which help students create well-structured applications. Specific course topics include a web application overview, building and customizing HTML pages, working with JavaScript syntax and methods, validating user input through forms, linking with a remote server, using CSS3 to style HTML5, using JavaScript to create objects and methods, using APIs to create interactive HTML5 pages, upgrading web applications with offline support, implementing adaptive user interfaces, creating advanced designs, animating the interface, using web sockets, and performing background processing.

This 2-day Adobe Dreamweaver workshop was designed to help individuals already familiar with Dreamweaver learn some advanced features for creating interactive websites. The workshop covers a broad range of intermediate and advanced Dreamweaver concepts and tools, including how to add interactivity to a website, working with web animations and video, installing add-ons, publishing to the web, an introduction to the bootstrap framework, working with a web-design team, and best practices when working with forms.