Opleiding: JSF JavaScript Fundamentals E-Learning (English)

Volg de JSF training JavaScript Fundamentals. In deze JavaScript-training leer je JavaScript effectief te gebruiken om webpagina's dynamischer en functioneler te maken en het aantal roundtrips naar de server te verminderen.

Na afronding van deze training kun je onder andere:

• Een goed overzicht krijgen van de syntax en gebruik van JavaScript
• JavaScript-variabelen gebruiken
• Formulieren valideren met javascript

In deze JavaScript-training leren studenten JavaScript effectief te gebruiken om hun webpagina's dynamischer en functioneler te maken en het aantal roundtrips naar de server te verminderen.

Na deze basis Javascript training ken/weet je:

• Hoe javascript wordt gebruikt.
• Javascript-syntaxis.
• Over objecten, methoden en eigenschappen.
• Werken met javascript-variabelen.
• Hoe je jouw eigen functies in javascript kunt maken.
• Logica voor stroomregeling schrijven in javascript.
• Formulieren valideren met javascript.
• Roll-over afbeeldingen maken met javascript.
• Om te openen en te werken met nieuwe vensters.
• Werken met javascript-timers en -intervallen.
• Werken met de navigatiegeschiedenis en locatieobjecten.

Lesmethode

Doelgroep

Voorkennis

Voor deze training beheers je:

• HTML
• CSS wordt aanbevolen

Voor deze training beheers je:

• HTML
• CSS wordt aanbevolen

Onderdelen

1. JavaScript Basics

• The Name "JavaScript"
• What is ECMAScript?
• The HTML DOM
• JavaScript Syntax
• Accessing Elements
• Where Is JavaScript Code Written?
• The "javascript" Pseudo-Protocol
• JavaScript Objects, Methods and Properties
• Exercise: Alerts, Writing, and Changing Background Color

2. Variables, Arrays and Operators

• JavaScript Variables
• Exercise: Using Variables
• Arrays
• Exercise: Working with Arrays
• JavaScript Operators
• Exercise: Working with Operators

3. JavaScript Functions

• Global Functions
• Exercise: Working with Global Functions
• User-defined Functions
• Exercise: Writing a JavaScript Function
• Returning Values from Functions

4. Event Handlers

• Event Handlers
• Exercise: Using Event Handlers
• Dot Notation and Square Bracket Notation
• querySelector()
• Exercise: Working with querySelector()
• Exercise: Working with Hierarchical Node Properties

5. Built-In JavaScript Objects

• String
• Math
• Date
• The typeof Operator
• Helper Functions
• Exercise: Returning the Day of the Week as a String

6. Conditionals and Loops

• Conditionals
• Exercise: Conditional Processing
• Loops
• Exercise: Working with Loops

7. JavaScript Form Validation

• Accessing Form Data
• Exercise: Textfield to Textfield
• Basics of Form Validation
• Exercise: Validating a Registration Form
• Validating Radio Buttons
• Validating Check Boxes
• Validating Select Menus
• Focus, Blur, and Change Events
• Validating Textareas
• Exercise: Improving the Registration Form

8. The HTML Document Object Model

• Transitions
• The innerHTML Property
• Accessing Element Nodes
• Exercise: Accessing Elements
• Attaching Events
• Exercise: Attaching Events
• Event Propagation: Capturing and Bubbling
• Exercise: A Simple Soccer Game
• Accessing Attribute Nodes
• getAttribute()
• 1attributes[]
• hasAttribute()
• setAttribute()
• removeAttribute()
• Accessing Nodes by Type, Name or Value
• Removing Nodes from the DOM
• Creating New Nodes
• Identifying the Target of an Event
• Exercise: Creating and Inserting DOM Nodes

9. CSS Object Model

• Changing CSS with JavaScript
• Hiding and Showing Elements
• Exercise: Showing and Hiding Elements
• Manipulating Tables
• Exercise: Tracking Results in the Math Quiz
• Dynamically Changing Dimensions
• Positioning Elements Dynamically
• Exercise: Changing the Math Quiz Timer to a Slider
• Changing the Z-Index
• The CSS Object Model

10. Images, Windows and Timers

• Image Rollovers
• Preloading Images
• Exercise: Creating a Slide Show
• Windows
• Timers
• Exercise: Popup Timed Slide Show

11. Debugging and Testing with Chrome

• Chrome DevTools
• The Panels
• Exercise: Using the Chrome DevTools "Elements" and "Console" Panels
• The Sources Panel
• Exercise: Using the Chrome DevTools "Sources" Panel
• Other DevTools Panels
• Chrome DevTools API and Extensions
• Exercise: Accessibility Developer Tools Extension

1. JavaScript Basics

• The Name "JavaScript"
• What is ECMAScript?
• The HTML DOM
• JavaScript Syntax
• Accessing Elements
• Where Is JavaScript Code Written?
• The "javascript" Pseudo-Protocol
• JavaScript Objects, Methods and Properties
• Exercise: Alerts, Writing, and Changing Background Color

2. Variables, Arrays and Operators

• JavaScript Variables
• Exercise: Using Variables
• Arrays
• Exercise: Working with Arrays
• JavaScript Operators
• Exercise: Working with Operators

3. JavaScript Functions

• Global Functions
• Exercise: Working with Global Functions
• User-defined Functions
• Exercise: Writing a JavaScript Function
• Returning Values from Functions

4. Event Handlers

• Event Handlers
• Exercise: Using Event Handlers
• Dot Notation and Square Bracket Notation
• querySelector()
• Exercise: Working with querySelector()
• Exercise: Working with Hierarchical Node Properties

5. Built-In JavaScript Objects

• String
• Math
• Date
• The typeof Operator
• Helper Functions
• Exercise: Returning the Day of the Week as a String

6. Conditionals and Loops

• Conditionals
• Exercise: Conditional Processing
• Loops
• Exercise: Working with Loops

7. JavaScript Form Validation

• Accessing Form Data
• Exercise: Textfield to Textfield
• Basics of Form Validation
• Exercise: Validating a Registration Form
• Validating Radio Buttons
• Validating Check Boxes
• Validating Select Menus
• Focus, Blur, and Change Events
• Validating Textareas
• Exercise: Improving the Registration Form

8. The HTML Document Object Model

• Transitions
• The innerHTML Property
• Accessing Element Nodes
• Exercise: Accessing Elements
• Attaching Events
• Exercise: Attaching Events
• Event Propagation: Capturing and Bubbling
• Exercise: A Simple Soccer Game
• Accessing Attribute Nodes
• getAttribute()
• 1attributes[]
• hasAttribute()
• setAttribute()
• removeAttribute()
• Accessing Nodes by Type, Name or Value
• Removing Nodes from the DOM
• Creating New Nodes
• Identifying the Target of an Event
• Exercise: Creating and Inserting DOM Nodes

9. CSS Object Model

• Changing CSS with JavaScript
• Hiding and Showing Elements
• Exercise: Showing and Hiding Elements
• Manipulating Tables
• Exercise: Tracking Results in the Math Quiz
• Dynamically Changing Dimensions
• Positioning Elements Dynamically
• Exercise: Changing the Math Quiz Timer to a Slider
• Changing the Z-Index
• The CSS Object Model

10. Images, Windows and Timers

• Image Rollovers
• Preloading Images
• Exercise: Creating a Slide Show
• Windows
• Timers
• Exercise: Popup Timed Slide Show

11. Debugging and Testing with Chrome

• Chrome DevTools
• The Panels
• Exercise: Using the Chrome DevTools "Elements" and "Console" Panels
• The Sources Panel
• Exercise: Using the Chrome DevTools "Sources" Panel
• Other DevTools Panels
• Chrome DevTools API and Extensions
• Exercise: Accessibility Developer Tools Extension