JavaScript Training Courses

The Advanced Javascript course covers the programming with the JavaScript language, building web pages that interact with server-side resources, and accelerating development with popular application frameworks. Participants will learn how to use JavaScript and related debugging tools within a browser context, and how to use the web page as a dynamic user interface. Students will then learn how to interact with web services to perform business operations and communicate results to a user, and how to leverage existing JavaScript frameworks to easily add advanced capabilities to their apps, while keeping them cross-platform and cross-browser compatible.

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This class introduces modern JavaScript mechanisms for working with graphics and multimedia. Students will learn the different types of streaming media, 2D, and 3D graphics that are available in modern browsers. They will understand the underlying conceptual models that have historically informed implementations of these capabilities, and how these models manifest in JavaScript and web browsers. The relevant data types will be discussed, and a variety of labs will give a chance to get hands on with each kind of media. We will also spend time seeing how the different kinds of graphical content can be combined (e.g. 3D + texture mapping; Streaming + video overlay; Vector + raster, etc.)

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JavaScript Training Course teaches JavaScript using the by-example methodology that focuses on hands-on learning. This course's unique and classroom-tested learning path contains hundreds of small, easy-to-understand examples that demonstrate the full range of JavaScript's power.

One step at a time, JavaScript Training Course guides new JavaScript programmers through every essential technique, from script setup to advanced DOM and CSS programming.

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The intent of the 5 day bootcamp is to provide the essential building blocks of basic Javascript programming before diving into more complex aspects of jQuery framework that will enable you to develop more intuitive and interactive web experiences. The bootcamp kicks off with 2 days of Javascript Training followed by 3 days of jQuery.

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The majority of JavaScript developers use the language "in practice" (that is, they learn on the job) but rarely go beyond a surface understanding. In this three day training class, we're going to dive pretty deep into how some of the confusing parts of the language actually work. Especially when we talk about prototypes, we'll see some perhaps surprising conclusions that change the way we think about OO in JavaScript. The goal is that you'll know why JavaScript works the way it does, so that you can make informed decisions about how to use it.

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If you're an engineer who's ever cobbled-together spaghetti JavaScript for snappy and interactive Single Page Applications but wished there was a better way, Ember.js has arrived. This class will give you the tools necessary to build better-factored, browser-based Rich Internet Applications.

Ember.js is one of the newest members of the JavaScript framework pack. It evolved out of a project called SproutCore, created originally in 2007 and used heavily by Apple for various web applications including MobileMe. At emberjs.com, Ember is described as "a JavaScript framework for creating ambitious web applications that eliminates boilerplate and provide a standard application architecture." It comes tightly integrated with a templating engine known as Handlebars, which gives Ember one of its most powerful features: two-way data-binding. Ember also offers other features such as state management (is a user logged out or logged in), auto-updating templates (when the underlying data changes so does your UI), and computed properties (firstName + lastName = fullName). Ember is already a powerful player after a solid year's worth of development. Ember has only one dependency—jQuery. The boilerplate HTML setup for an Ember application should look something like the code below. Note that both jQuery and Ember are being pulled from a CDN (content delivery network). This speeds up your users' page load if they have already downloaded these files as a result of earlier visits to other websites that require them.

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Introduction to node.js training is a hands-on class introducing you to how to get started with node.js.Node.js is described as “a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node.js uses an event-driven, non-blocking I/O model that makes it lightweight and efficient, perfect for data-intensive real-time applications that run across distributed devices.” Sever-side JavasScript has arrived!

In this class, you will learn about how to get up and running with node.js going through the installation, npm, websockets, rdaemon, http server and a library that can be used to replace hand coded http server’s called express.js. Students will build a non-web based application, followed by a simple web based application building on that knowledge. Finally a simple graphical multiplayer game example will finish off the hands-on building.

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Web Performance Optimization is not only a scientific measure of how fast your site loads, but an experience measure of user perception of site speed. In this workshop, we're going to cover various techniques that keep your application running and feeling fast, no matter what back-end you're built on top of.

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