JavaScript Classes Near Me

In this course, you’ll master the essentials of JavaScript programming and begin creating web applications. Students will learn about 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.

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, and more) 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 and CSS to take their skills to the next level.

Expand your JavaScript programming skills and boost your professional profile at work and in the job market. Learn to build sophisticated, scalable web applications. This course is offered in person or live online in a remote classroom setting.

If you’ve taken our courses on specific areas of software development using JavaScript (or learned those skills some other way), you may wonder, “How do I start my career and get a job?” This course will detail the preparation behind getting you interview ready as a software developer. You’ll need to know how to develop your network, solve algorithms, build your portfolio, and speak about your skills in an interview setting.

This 2-day JavaScript course is designed for individuals who are new to JavaScript and are eager to learn the fundamentals and core concepts. This course is broken into seven lessons, covering the following topics: basic JavaScript scripting, managing the browser window, managing the document, manipulating data, validating statements, calculating numerical values, and using regular expressions.

The React Essentials course teaches individuals how to use the React framework to build responsive web applications. In addition to learning React, students also get a brief refresher on CSS, HTML, and JavaScript, though individuals should be comfortable using these languages before taking the course.

The JavaScript Immersive is meant to provide beginners with the skills they need to start building web applications from scratch. Students will build core web development skills in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Node.js with instructor-led training and project-based work. This one-week web development course will give beginners the skills and tools they need to start their web development journey.

Build on your foundational knowledge of CSS and HTML in this two-day beginner jQuery course. Through a combination of live instruction, individual and group projects, and class discussions, participants learn how to create sophisticated and interactive web pages. The class begins with a programming language overview that’s suitable for non-programmers. The course then moves on to effects, animations, interface enhancements, forms, and server communication.

Explore the wonderful world of JavaScript in this two-day, beginner-level course. This programming language helps participants create feature-rich websites for business or personal purposes. Through a combination of hands-on learning, instructor direction, and interactive discussions, students examine topics such as JavaScript basics, managing browser windows, storing and manipulating data, control structures, and built-in functions.

This beginner course provides a general overview of fundamental JavaScript concepts such as prototype-based inheritance, extension of built-in JavaScript objects, recursion, and data validation. Students who are familiar with other programming languages, such as ASP, PHP, and CSS, leverage these basic skills to build their own applications. Instructors also teach DOM scripting skills, so students can design their own applications that use dropdown menus, rotate headlines, run slideshows, do image rollovers, sort data into tables, and provide animation.

This 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 the basics are covered, it moves on to programming logic such as for and 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.

This course prepares high school and college students for a successful career as a web developer. Participants work on projects that simulate real-world scenarios. During the first half of this course, students master HTML, CSS, and FTP to learn how to build a website, customize its appearance, and launch it. Next, participants work with JavaScript and popular libraries. These programming tools help students take their skills to the next level.

This program offers students a comprehensive foundation in front-end coding. This 12-week summer program teaches students how to use JavaScript, HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery. They will also develop critical thinking and problem-solving competencies through skills-based learning. Students in this program will be prepared to begin working as web developers.