Complete Object Oriented Programming in Javascript OOPS

Complete Object Oriented Programming in Javascript OOPS

Learn Object Oriented programming in Javascript (Prototypes, classes, modules) – ton of hands-on examples and exercises

What you’ll learn

  • By the end of this course, you’ll have a thorough understanding of how Object oriented programming works in Javascript.
  • Interviewers love interviewees who’ve mastered OOPS and you’ll stand out from the crowd.
  • You’ll learn the ins and outs of one of the major topics that can land you a job or a promotion
  • You’ll know how to apply those concepts in your projects and create clean code that runs faster than your peers.
  • You’ll know how to create re-usable components for your projects and take your coding skills to the next level.
  • You’ll learn all about the basic OOPs topics like creating properties, methods, accessing them, deleting them and so on.
  • You’ll learn the importance of constructors and how to use them to create 100s of objects with just a small block of code.
  • You’ll learn all about symbols, the ‘this’ keyword, looping through objects and a horde of pre-defined global Object methods.
  • You’ll learn all about prototypes, prototype inheritance, protototype chain and using them to create re-usable code structures that save a lot of memory space.
  • You’ll learn about ES6 classes and using them to create 1000s of objects in a fraction of the time it usually takes.
  • You’ll also learn all about class inheritance, polymorphism, private, protected and static classes, class fields and so on.
  • You’ll also learn all about factory functions and mixins.
  • Finally, you’ll learn about creating re-usable real world app components with ES6 modules.
  • You’ll learn all of these while learning the core concepts of OOPS like encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism and abstraction

Requirements

  • Basics of Javascript
Who this course is for:
  • Javascript developers who want to take their knowledge to the next level
  • Programmers who already know OOPs but would like to learn how to implement it in Javascript.
  • Web developers who’d like to add “Object oriented programming” to their resume and stand out in your job interviews.
  • Developers who’d like to pad their resume and get that promotion they’ve always wanted.
  • Developers who want to implement the truly mind-blowing concepts of OOPs in their projects to write faster, cleaner code.
  • 6. Front end developers who are working with frameworks like Angular, React, Vue or Svelte and would like to apply object oriented programming concepts in their projects.

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