JavaScript Programming
Join us for a deep dive into JavaScript programming at our in-person event - get ready to level up your coding skills!
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About this event
Learn JavaScript online with clear basics, looping logic, functions and DOM skills — perfect for beginners aiming to code confidently.
Overview
JavaScript has long ruled the browser — and now, it’s your turn to understand why. This course walks you through the core building blocks of JavaScript, one logical concept at a time. Starting with the history and purpose of JavaScript, you’ll be guided through its syntax, variables, and basic operations before diving into loops, functions, and interactive page manipulation using the DOM. Each chapter focuses on giving you clarity without unnecessary waffle.
Whether you're brand new to coding or revisiting it after a long break (possibly one with dial-up internet), this course is structured to keep things refreshingly direct and digestible. You won’t need prior knowledge, just a working browser and an interest in how websites think. By the end, you’ll write functional scripts, understand loops without getting dizzy, and handle the DOM with less panic and more purpose.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand JavaScript syntax, keywords, and code structure clearly.
- Define and use variables, data types, and expressions correctly.
- Apply conditional statements to control code flow effectively.
- Write and reuse functions for clean, readable code.
- Create and control loops without common logic errors.
- Manipulate web page elements using DOM confidently.
Who is this Course For
- Beginners curious about how websites behave behind the scenes.
- Web design students needing coding basics to support HTML/CSS.
- Developers brushing up on core JavaScript fundamentals.
- Freelancers looking to add JavaScript to their toolbox.
- Professionals moving from visual to code-based web design.
- Bloggers wanting to add simple interactivity to pages.
- Tech enthusiasts who enjoy building browser-based experiments.
- Students preparing for front-end development career paths.
Career Path
- Front-End Developer – £42,000 average salary
- JavaScript Developer – £45,000 average salary
- Web Developer – £38,000 average salary
- UI Developer – £44,000 average salary
- Software Engineer (JavaScript) – £50,000 average salary
- Junior Web Engineer – £30,000 average salary
Frequently asked questions
JavaScript is a programming language used to create interactive and dynamic content on websites.
No prior programming experience is required but basic computer literacy is helpful.
You’ll need a text editor like Visual Studio Code and a modern browser like Chrome or Firefox.