The Complete JavaScript Closures Course
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + .srt | Duration: 26 lectures (5h 15m) | Size: 3.18 GB
Understanding core principles & implementation of Closure - the most powerful yet challenging concept in JavaScript What you'll learn:
Get a mature understanding of main JavaScript principles
Learn how returning functions from functions works
Get an introduction on Scope and the Call Stack
Rebuild and diagram the Once function in JavaScript
Use Closure to create a Memoize function
Learn how to use Closure in professional engineering
Improve your technical communication
Have a set of professional techniques for writing more maintainable code
Requirements
The course is designed to take you from first principles up to advanced implementations and so can work for engineers from beginner to expert level. Some experience with JavaScript functions is recommended.
Description
Description:
In this course, we'll dive deep into JavaScript Closures. We'll cover what Closures are and then diagram through examples to highlight the true power of Closures.
Why learn Closure when I could be learning Node or React?
The purpose of this course is for you to take time out of 'making it work to meet deadlines' to truly understand a concept that will allow you to accelerate all your future engineering.
Closure is that building block that all the other concepts sit upon. 4 of the most important areas of modern programming rest on it:
Professional-grade functions like memoize and once to write cleaner and more efficient code
Design patterns like Node's module pattern (the CommonJS pattern)
Functional programming techniques like partial application, currying and monads
Asynchronous JavaScript and the callback pattern
So how should I learn this?
In this course, we will visualize every line of code as it runs. There are no mysteries in programming if you don't skip steps!
We're going to develop a mental model of closure that's intuitive but built from scratch. It's not a bad thing either that one of Google's favorite interview questions is 'What is closure' - this is the concept that can truly test your understanding of the language.
You will follow along with four other developers as we lead them through the code and as they hit blocks, ask questions and have them resolved (in something like the socratic method). We'll also go into Q&A sessions with these developers, thus answering questions you may have along the way.
Additionally, at the end of the course, you will get access to a special interview with Olivier De Meulder, the Senior Engineering Manager at New York Times and the author of the most popular Closure article on Medium - "I never understood JavaScript closures - Until someone explained it to me like this."
By the end of this course you will:
Have a mature understanding of JavaScript
Improve your technical communication
Have a set of professional techniques for writing more maintainable code
Who this course is for
Experienced programmers and advanced students - the course will help you join the dots behind the scenes of many of the concepts you use daily.
New to programming students - the course will give you the foundations to accelerate your understanding of JavaScript, React and Node.
