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We offer hands-on JavaScript classes taught by live instructors.
Go beyond HTML and CSS and learn JavaScript so you can add
interactivity
to your websites such as animated slideshows, lightboxes (image enlargers),
show/hide content, form validation, and more.
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Onsite JavaScript training available countrywide.
This JavaScript class is suitable for beginners. You will learn how to create better user experiences by adding interactive elements for your Web pages. This class will introduce you to JavaScript syntax, before delving into jQuery the World's most popular JavaScript library.
In this lesson, you will learn some foundational concepts and syntax such as variables, strings, and numbers. These are core concepts used throughout even the most complicated scripts.
A function is a group of reusable code that performs a specific task (or tasks) at a desired time. In this exercise, you will learn how to write a custom function.
In this exercise, we will take a look at what JavaScript is doing in the background. We will use Chrome's DevTools to reveal the structure of an HTML document, select individual HTML elements and edit them.
There are times when you only want your JavaScript code to be executed if certain criteria have been met. In this exercise, you will use an IF statement to detect whether a form field contains text and then respond with a hint if necessary.
Accordions let you condense a lot of information into a small space by hiding some of it. In this exercise, you are going to build a simple accordion to hide and show different elements.
In this exercise, we will learn how to externalize JavaScript so it can be shared between pages.
In this exercise, we will learn about arrays and how to create them. You will also learn about Math objects and how to use them in conjunction with arrays to display the values we want.
In this exercise, you will build a postcard generator. The user will choose from a list of U.S. states and the page will dynamically generate a postcard for that state.
In this exercise you will learn the basics about JavaScript objects. You will create your own object and learn how to access objects inside an HTML document to see how you can manipulate them.
In this exercise, you will use JavaScript objects to dynamically update content without having to reload the page. In other words, when a user makes a selection, the information on the page will update without the page having to reload.
One of the things that programming is really good for is repeating the same (or similar) actions very quickly. In this exercise, we will look at one way to do this by using a for loop.
jQuery is an industry standard JavaScript library. In this exercise, you will get started using jQuery by learning how to show and hide some content using a few different animations.
When products are available in multiple colors, users need to be able to choose the the color they selected.
In this exercise you will take another look at showing and hiding, but with a new twist. You will learn how to control the speed of jQuery's slideToggle() and learn more about targeting elements with jQuery.
In this exercise, you will learn how to use a jQuery plugin called Smooth Scroll. It lets you create a single page site with navigation that scrolls down the page with a sliding animation.
In this exercise, you will learn how to use a free jQuery lightbox plugin called Magnific Popup. This is a great way for users to view enlarged images.
In this exercise, you will learn how to use the jQuery Cycle plugin to create a simple slideshow. It can cycle through content with a variety of transitions like fades and pushes.
In this exercise, you will add controls to a slideshow which will allow the end user to jump ahead or back to specific slides.
Form validation is essential for so many websites. Here we will show you how to set up form validation with the popular jQuery Validation Plugin by Jörn Zaefferer, which is easy, fast, flexible, and well-documented.
Carousels are one way to present a series of images and/or text for users to scroll through. The free OWL Carousel plugin makes creating these easy.
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"Jeff was a great instructor. He covered the course material thoroughly, shared helpful experience and examples, and was very engaging. The mix of hands-on work, lecture, and discussion that helped me grasp new concepts throughout the course. Overall a positive experience!"
Corinna Ace | ICANN"I have yet to stump Jeff when I ask hard questions in these various classes! Great class as always. I'm READY to go crank out some Javascript now."
Luke Sheppard | University of Southern California"I thought the course was great and the fact that I was able to have a 1-on-1 session with Jeff was very valuable. We could move at my own pace and he did a great job of tailoring a lot of the lessons to specific things that I was interested in. "
Andy Wachter | Sony Pictures Television"This was an awesome experience! The facility is welcoming and modern, the uber-friendly staff make you feel right at home, and the instructor, Jeff, is a knowledgeable, engaging, and entertaining instructor. I had a great time here, and learned a lot! Jeff answered all my questions thoroughly and helped me understand how to apply JavaScript for my specific goals. I would definitely take further training with Jeff and/or Training Connection."
Julia Van Dorn | Golden West College"This was one of the best training courses I have taken in some time. Facilities were top notch and the instructor provided very practical real life examples. Oliver was an outstanding instructor that provided significant interaction with the class made the topics entertaining and enjoyable. I would highly recommend him and training connection! "
Marti Ulrich | Idl LabWe recognize that JavaScript is a complex programming language and that trainees may benefit from repeating the class. Included in your course price is a FREE Repeat valid for 6 months.
JavaScript is not for everyone. If you decide that after Day 1 in class that the class is not for you, we will give you a complete refund.
We offer group training in JavaScript. This can be delivered onsite at your premises, at our training center in Los Angeles, or via webinar.
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