Working with advanced frontend frameworks EmberJS, ReactJS and JQuery

The main goal of the course is to gain a strong skill in programming Web applications with jQuery, React.JS and Ember.JS and become able to create a web application.

Description

Learning methods: Practical exercise, independent work.

Assesment methods: Execution of independent work.

Assesment form: Independent practical tasks on relevant topics.

Price includes coffee breaks and lunches in restoran "Lusikas".

See the web portfolio of lecturer here: Amir Zare Pashaei

Prerequisites

We welcome people who have basic web programming skills and full skill in HTML5/CSS3.

Programme

Day 1:
jQuery
- What is jQuery
- Installing and running basic applications
- Understanding how jQuery works
- Events and event handlers
- Animations, Ajax, Selctors
- Insert, alter, data
- binding, helpers, event objects
- Styling
- Data Types
- working with CSS
Day2:
React.JS
- Introduction to React.JS
- What is React.JS
- Building with web packs
- Loading JSON
- Working with CSS
- Adding and creating components
- Creating validations
- Working with states
- Working with routes
- Nesting routes
- Fubction binding
- Understanding mounting and updating
Day3:
Ember.JS
- What is Ember.JS
- How does Ember.JS work
- Using Ember.JS
- Understanding the core features of Ember.JS
- Installing Ember.JS
- Loading, creating and buildig solutions
- webcom
- nesting
- build routing
- Object array
- Working with JSON
- Working with data
- HTML bars

Skills you will gain

After finishing this course student has the abilities to:

Use jQuery, React.JS, and Ember.JS.
Describe the new features of these frameworks and demonstrate how they work.
Create Web pages that can adapt to different devices and form factors.
Enhance the user experience by improving the responsiveness of a Web application
Create a full-featured website and responsive website

Price

Price on request

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Organiser

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This course last ran in September 2017. We do not know yet whether or when it will run again — that is why it is still here. Ask us if you are interested.