Many developers dive right into projects without thinking of the organization or structure of the code they’re writing. It's easy to hack projects together, but the best developers spend the extra time to think about the organization of their application and adhere to sound organizational practices.In order to write clean code that will get you your next job or promotion, you'll need to have a solid understanding of organizational techniques, and you'll need to implement those techniques in your projects. Software developers who write clean and organized code are surprisingly hard to find, so if you can master code organization you’ll be a step above the rest.

Hands On Training

JavaScript Design Patterns

Udacity

Course Features

Duration

6 weeks

Delivery Method

Online

Available on

Limited Access

Accessibility

Desktop, Laptop

Language

English

Subtitles

English

Level

Beginner

Teaching Type

Self Paced

Course Description

This course covers methods for organizing your code both conceptually and literally Youa ll learn the importance of separating concerns when writing JavaScript gaining hands on experience along the way Separating concerns can be done with or without an organizational library or framework Wea ll learn how to separate concerns without one and then wea ll explore an organizational library together Youa ll also learn strategies for exploring other libraries and frameworks on your own By the end of this course youa ll understand from experience the importance of code organization and how to implement it with either vanilla JavaScript or an organizational library or framework Your applications will start looking clean and professionala not just to your users but also to anyone who looks at the code driving your applications

Course Overview

International Faculty

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Hands-On Training,Instructor-Moderated Discussions

Skills You Will Gain

Prerequisites/Requirements

This course is for intermediate web developers with some experience with JavaScript, and some prior experience with a JavaScript library, such as jQueryStudents should also be proficient in HTML and CSS, and should have experience creating static pages

What You Will Learn

Changing ExpectationsBuild a project without an overall organizational paradigmExplore the pain points of not using an organizational modelIntroduction to future paradigms

RefactoringNew paradigms vs

Rebuild the project with the new organizational paradigm

Using an Organizational LibraryExplore KnockoutJS to organize our code and to reduce the amount of boilerplate we write

Exploring Unfamiliar CodeExplore code that you didn't write, and use a library or framework that you aren't familiar withLearn to explore code and foster one of the most important traits of a developer

Course Content

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Module 1: Changing Expectations

Module 2: Refactoring

Module 3: Using an Organizational Library

Module 4: Exploring Unfamiliar Code

Course Instructors

Ben Jaffe

Instructor

JavaScript Design Patterns

Course Features

Course Description

Module 1: Changing Expectations

Module 2: Refactoring

Module 3: Using an Organizational Library

Module 4: Exploring Unfamiliar Code

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