Good Parts of JavaScript and the Web

By Douglas Crockford
This course teaches the history of JavaScript and covers many details of the language, with special attention on functions. You’ll also dive into how browsers and servers work, and learn more about security concerns.
Course info
Rating
(82)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Mar 7, 2018
Duration
10h 54m
Table of contents
Programming Style and Your Brain
Bad Style 8m Composition 11m JavaScript: Good Parts and Bad Parts 12m Performance 6m Programming Style 8m Scope 9m Two Systems 5m Visual Processing 10m
And Then There Was JavaScript
Arrays 5m Booleans and Strings 6m Dates, RegEx, and Types 10m History of JavaScript 15m JavaScript Syntax 5m Numbers 9m Objects 7m Statements 6m
Function the Ultimate
Closure 7m Closure Examples 14m Function Best Practices 11m Functions 8m Module Pattern 8m Pseudoclassical Inheritance 10m Pseudoclassical Inheritance vs. Functional Inheritance 7m
The Metamorphosis of AJAX
Division of Labor 6m Document Tree Structure 6m Events 7m How JavaScript Saved HTML 10m Performance 5m Retrieving Nodes 10m The Browser 5m The History of HTML 9m The Script Tag 8m
ES5: The New Parts
A Better JavaScript 5m Meta Object API 8m New Methods 10m New Syntax 6m Strict Mode 9m
Fun with Functions
Building a Better Constructor 11m Function Challenge 1 10m Function Challenge 10 9m Function Challenge 11 4m Function Challenge 12 5m Function Challenge 2 7m Function Challenge 3 9m Function Challenge 4 12m Function Challenge 5 10m Function Challenge 6 11m Function Challenge 7 9m Function Challenge 8 7m Function Challenge 9 5m Identifying Security Vulnerabilities 8m Identifying Security Vulnerabilities - Continued 11m Identifying Security Vulnerabilities - Solution 8m Securing the pubsub() Function 9m Securing the pubsub() Function - Continued 11m
Principles of Security
A Simple Attack 8m Cross Site Scripting 5m Cryptography 13m Object Capabilities 8m Reducing Complexity 7m Security and the Browser 7m The History of Security 11m
Managing Asynchronicity
Asynchronous Functions 9m Closure and Continuation 3m Functional Programming 5m JavaScript on the Server 6m RQ Example 8m RQ Function Types 6m Synchronous Functions 8m Testing with JSCheck 10m
The Better Parts
A Bug Story 12m Arguments Against the Good Parts 10m Audience Q&A 9m Evolution of Inheritance 7m Final Thoughts 6m Good Parts Reconsidered 8m JSON 7m New Good Parts in ES6 10m The Good Parts 7m The Next Language 10m
Description
Course info
Rating
(82)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Mar 7, 2018
Duration
10h 54m
Description

In this course, Good Parts of JavaScript and the Web, you'll learn about the history of JavaScript, and will dive into many details of the language. You’ll pay particular attention to functions, which is where the power of the JavaScript language is hidden. You’ll also explore how browsers work, how JavaScript works on the server, and many of JavaScript’s security concerns. By the end of this course you'll have greatly improved your understanding and appreciation of JavaScript.

About the author
Douglas Crockford
About the author

Douglas is the author of Javascript: The Good Parts and Senior Javascript Architect at PayPal.

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