Free Course Friday: JavaScript the Basics — JavaScript for Beginners
A Beginner JavaScript Course — Completely free for the first 500 CodeBurst.io readers
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EDIT — 6/16/18, 3:50 PM EDT — ALL 500 COUPONS HAVE BEEN USED.
Free? Yes!
Today we’ve got an awesome surprise for CodeBurst readers! JavaScript the Basics — JavaScript for Beginners (normally $199) has been marked down to free for a short time! There is no credit card required, and no catch. A big shout out to Rob Merrill, the course instructor, for providing this deal!
Only the first 500 CodeBurst readers can take advantage of this awesome deal!
Here’s the link to signup for free.
- Course: JavaScript the Basics — JavaScript for Beginners
- 8,300 Students
- 4.5/5 Star Rating
- 11+ Hours of Instructional Video
- Instructor: Rob Merrill
Click here to learn more or to sign up!
Description
If you’re ready to finally learn and understand JavaScript, this is the course for you! This course assumes you know nothing about JavaScript and will start with the very basics. You’ll learn through whiteboard videos, coding in your browser, and will even build a website!
Here are some of the JavaScript topics you will learn in this course:
- JavaScript Syntax
- JavaScript Building Blocks
- JavaScript Best Practices
- JavaScript Objects
- JavaScript Arrays
- JavaScript Regular Expressions
- JavaScript Functional Programming
- JavaScript Algorithms
- JavaScript ES6 Syntax
Click here to learn more or to sign up!
Why should I take this course?
- Learning a new language can be intimidating. This course makes the process fun and easy!
- Updates, Updates, Updates! Never worry about learning outdated content. This course was just updated with completely new content, including a new project build, and 12 new quizzes.
- Rob Merrill is a great instructor with 2 courses, a 4.5/5 star rating, and nearly 13,000 students!
And don’t forget to follow @jsnewbietips on twitter for more JavaScript tips straight from this course!
