Course Overview

Overview of history of the JavaScript language

History of JavaScript

Overview of the relationship between JavaScript and Java

JavaScript vs Java

Overview of how JavaScript is evolved as a programming language

How is it evolved?

Overview of how we can track upcoming features in the JavaScript language

How to track upcoming features?

Overview of how the ECMAScript is versioned

How is ECMAScript versioned?

Explanation of whether JavaScript is interpreted or a compiled language

Is it interpreted or compiled?

Explanation of how JavaScript is executed

How is it executed?

Execution Context

Explanation of what is a callstack and how it is used in JavaScript

Callstack

Overview of memory management in JavaScript

Memory

What is JavaScript

What is hoisting?

Explanation of common misconception about hoisting in JavaScript

Misconception about hoisting

Hoisting

What is scope?

Explanation of global scope in JavaScript

Global scope

Explanation of function scope in JavaScript

Function scope

Block scope

Explanation of module scope in JavaScript

Module scope

Scope chain

Scope

What is coercion?

Diving into inner details of  coercion in JavaScript

Deeper look at coercion

Explanation of what abstract operations are and common types of abstract operations in JavaScript

Abstract operations

Explanation of how abstract or loose equality works in JavaScript

Abstract equality operator

Explanation of how the addition operator works in JavaScript

Addition operator

Explanation of how relational operators work in JavaScript

Relational operators

Coercion exercise for testing and practicing the knowledge learned in this module

Coercion exercise

Coercion

What is a closure?

Explanation of a common misconception about closures in JavaScript

Misconception about closures

Explanation of the problem of closures inside loops and how to fix it

Closures inside loops

Explanation of closures can be used to hide data

Data hiding using closures

Closures

What is prototypal inheritance?

Prototype chain

__proto__ property

Explanation of how we can create objects with custom prototypes in JavaScript

Custom prototypes

Explanation of how prototype chain is set with ES6 classes

ES6 classes and prototypes

Prototypes

Explanation of this keyword in JavaScript

What is this?

Explanation of how "this" works inside arrow functions

Arrow functions and "this"

Explanation of how value of "this" can be set explicitly

Explicitly binding "this"

globalThis

Summarizing "this"

'this' keyword

What is a symbol?

Explanation of why symbols were added in JavaScript

Why symbols?

Symbols and privacy

Explanation of global symbols in JavaScript

Global symbols

Explanation of what well-known symbols are in JavaScript

Well-known symbols

Symbol

Overview of asynchronous behavior of JavaScript

Overview

Overview of how callbacks help us write asynchronous code in JavaScript

Callbacks

Event loop

Promise

Explanation of promise chaining in JavaScript

Promise chaining

Explanation of some static methods of promises and their use cases

Use cases for static Promise methods

Explanation of async-await syntax in JavaScript

async await

Explanation of microtasks, how they are processed, and how they are linked to promises

Microtasks

Explanation of common anti-patterns to avoid when using promises in JavaScript

Promise anti-patterns

Asynchronous JavaScript

Explanation of what is an iterator in JavaScript

Iterators

Explanation of what is a generator in JavaScript

Generators

Explanation of how we can create asynchronous iterators in JavaScript

Asynchronous iterators

Explanation of how we can create asynchronous generators in JavaScript

Asynchronous generators

Iterators and Generators

Overview of what is debugging and different ways to debug JavaScript

Debugging

Overview of using the "debugger" statement to debug JavaScript

Debugger statement

Overview of using the breakpoints in browser developers' tools to debug JavaScript

Breakpoints in browser

Overview of using the VS Code debugger to debug JavaScript

VS Code debugger

Debugging JavaScript

Final thoughts and advice regarding how to continue the exciting journey of learning JavaScript

Conclusion

Wrap up

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JavaScript is arguably the most widely used programming language on the planet, and there is a vast amount of content available for learning JavaScript. The problem is that not all the content on the internet does a good job of explaining the complex or confusing concepts of JavaScript.

This course aims to teach different concepts in JavaScript that are not easy to grasp, especially for beginners. Topics like closures, coercion, the asynchronous nature of JavaScript, etc., are examples of topics that most beginners struggle with because they are not easy to understand. The goal of this course is to provide in-depth, easy-to-understand explanations of such confusing topics.

Even those who have been working with JavaScript for a few years might need help understanding some of the concepts covered in this course or might have some gaps in their understanding. The goal of this course is to fill those gaps.

This course will not only provide easy-to-understand explanations of fundamental JavaScript topics like hoisting, coercion, event loop, etc., but will also cover advanced topics like promises and async-await syntax in a way that will be easy for the students to understand.

By the end of this course, students will have a deep understanding of the concepts covered in this course. They will become better at JavaScript by having a solid understanding of the topics that most JavaScript beginners struggle with. Students will be able to debug JavaScript code better and avoid common pitfalls by having a deep understanding of fundamental but confusing JavaScript topics.

This course assumes that students have a basic understanding of JavaScript and programming in general. Understanding of topics like variables, loops, objects, arrays, functions, etc., is assumed.

You can download code examples from the same place where you purchased this book.

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This course is unlike online articles/blogs and many JavaScript video courses that either fail to provide in-depth, easy-to-understand explanations of JavaScript topics that are not easy for beginners to understand or do not cover all the necessary topics (fundamental to advanced) that a good JavaScript developer must understand.

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## Course Overview

JavaScript is arguably the most widely used programming language on the planet, and there is a vast amount of content available for learning JavaScript. The problem is that not all the content on the internet does a good job of explaining the complex or confusing concepts of JavaScript.

This course aims to teach different concepts in JavaScript that are not easy to grasp, especially for beginners. Topics like closures, coercion, the asynchronous nature of JavaScript, etc., are examples of topics that most beginners struggle with because they are not easy to understand. The goal of this course is to provide in-depth, easy-to-understand explanations of such confusing topics.

Even those who have been working with JavaScript for a few years might need help understanding some of the concepts covered in this course or might have some gaps in their understanding. The goal of this course is to fill those gaps.

This course will not only provide easy-to-understand explanations of fundamental JavaScript topics like hoisting, coercion, event loop, etc., but will also cover advanced topics like promises and async-await syntax in a way that will be easy for the students to understand.

By the end of this course, students will have a deep understanding of the concepts covered in this course. They will become better at JavaScript by having a solid understanding of the topics that most JavaScript beginners struggle with. Students will be able to debug JavaScript code better and avoid common pitfalls by having a deep understanding of fundamental but confusing JavaScript topics.

## Prerequisites

This course assumes that students have a basic understanding of JavaScript and programming in general. Understanding of topics like variables, loops, objects, arrays, functions, etc., is assumed.

### Running code examples

You can download code examples from the same place where you purchased this book.

If you have any trouble finding or downloading the code examples, email us at [us@fullstack.io](mailto:us@fullstack.io).

## Who is this course for?

The course is for those who:

-   are struggling to have a deep understanding of JavaScript
-   understand fundamental to advanced JavaScript concepts but want to fill gaps in their understanding of different JavaScript topics that are key to becoming a good JavaScript developer (topics like closures, coercion, event loop, asynchronous JavaScript, promises, etc.)
-   want to understand JavaScript in-depth and get better at working with JavaScript
-   want to get better at debugging JavaScript and preparing for job interviews, as this course will provide a deeper understanding of the JavaScript language
-   want to solidify their understanding of JavaScript’s fundamental topics
-   want to avoid frustration due to a lack of understanding of JavaScript’s confusing topics
-   want to excel in working with JavaScript

This course is unlike online articles/blogs and many JavaScript video courses that either fail to provide in-depth, easy-to-understand explanations of JavaScript topics that are not easy for beginners to understand or do not cover all the necessary topics (fundamental to advanced) that a good JavaScript developer must understand.

This course combines fundamental but confusing JavaScript topics in a single course that aims to provide a solid understanding to the students and cover all the topics that are key to understanding JavaScript in depth.


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