You will learn all the secrets to create successful projects with JavaScript thanks to this Postgraduate diploma"

This program meets the necessary requirements to enable experts in the ICT sector for a correct, attractive and efficient design, with a high level of usability with low server load time and transmitting a unique user experience to the end user, adapted to the needs of the company.

This Postgraduate diploma prepares the computer scientist to develop all types of JavaScript projects, with special emphasis on the Full Stack Developer, the Reactjs library and the Angular Frameworks. In this way, this program provides an in-depth study of aspects such as the MVC pattern, Hooks, Routing, RxJS, Testing, among others.

In addition, being a 100% online program, the student is not conditioned by fixed schedules or the need to move to another physical location, but can access a rich content that will help you reach the elite of computer science in the JavaScript language at any time of day, combining, at your own pace, your work and personal life with the academic.

Promote the use of best practices using the MVC pattern through dependency injection and make your project structure stick"

This Postgraduate diploma in JavaScript Development contains the most complete and up-to-date program on the market. The most important features include:

• The development of case studies presented by JavaScript experts
• The graphic, schematic, and practical contents with which they are created, provide scientific and practical information on the disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• Practical exercises where the self-assessment process can be carried out to improve learning
• Its special emphasis on innovative methodologies
• Theoretical lessons, questions for experts and individual reflection work
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection

Develop specialized knowledge to generate a Single Page Application with static content and the methods to pass to work with dynamic content"

The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from the industry who contribute their work experience to this program, as well as renowned specialists from leading societies and prestigious universities.

The multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will provide the professional with situated and contextual learning, i.e., a simulated environment that will provide immersive education programmed to learn in real situations.

This program is designed around Problem-Based Learning, whereby the professional must try to solve the different professional practice situations that arise during the academic year For this purpose, the students will be assisted by an innovative interactive video system created by renowned and experienced experts.

Delve into the key concepts of the language, the latest language features, as well as asynchronous programming or arrow functions"

Learn how to use Angular to write high quality, reusable, maintainable and easy to test code"

This Postgraduate diploma in JavaScript Development has specialized and innovative contents in this field. Therefore, the computer scientist who completes it will have delved into aspects such as Full Stack Developer, Browser, Array data structure, ReactJS and framework, among others. By the end of this program, the computer scientist will have become a true specialist in the field, capable of creating high-level projects thanks to the JavaScript language.

A syllabus that gathers specialized knowledge on the framework: birth of a project, injection of dependencies, creation of components and directives or the routing of an application"

Module 1. Javascript Language Applied to Full Stack Developer

1.1. Primitive Types and Operators

1.1.1. JavaScript Language
1.1.2. Numbers and Their Operators
1.1.3. Text Strings and Their Operators
1.1.4. Boolean Values
1.1.5. Conversion Between Types

1.2. Flow Controllers and Structure

1.2.1. Expressions and Statements
1.2.2. Variables and Constants
1.2.3. If Statement
1.2.4. For, While Statements

1.3. Functions

1.3.1. Functions
1.3.2. Parameters
1.3.4. Functions as Parameters
1.3.5. Scope of Variables
1.3.6. Nested Scopes
1.3.7. Hoisting
1.3.8. Closures
1.3.9. Recursion

1.4. Data Structures: Objects

1.4.1. Object Type
1.4.2. Creation of Objects
1.4.3. Accessing the Values of an Object
1.4.4. Adding or Deleting Properties
1.4.5. Nested Objects
1.4.6. Destructuring Objects
1.4.7. Object Type Methods
1.4.8. Spread Operator
1.4.9. Immutability

1.5. Data Structures: Array

1.5.1. Data Structure. Array
1.5.2. Array. Typology
1.5.3. Nested Arrays
1.5.4. Methods of an Array

1.6. OOP: Prototype and Classes

1.6.1. OOP: Object Oriented Programming
1.6.2. Prototypes
1.6.3. Classes
1.6.4. Private Data
1.6.5. Subclasses
1.6.6. Call and Apply

1.7. JavaScript Types

1.7.1. Set
1.7.2. WeakSet
1.7.3. Map
1.7.4. WeakMap
1.7.5. Common Expressions

1.8. JavaScript Utilities

1.8.1. Date
1.8.2. Math
1.8.3. Symbol
1.8.4. JSON

1.9. JavaScript in the Browser

1.9.1. Inclusion of JavaScript in a Web
1.9.2. DOM
1.9.3. Events
1.9.4. Browser Storage

1.10. Asynchronous Programming

1.10.1. Asynchronous Programming
1.10.2. Event loop
1.10.3. Calbacks
1.10.4. Promises
1.10.5. Async/Await

Module 2. Javascript Tools. Reactjs Library

2.1. ReactJS Javascript Tool

2.1.1. The ReactJS Tool
2.1.2. Create React App
2.1.3. JavaScript Syntax Extension

2.2. ReactJS Components

2.2.1. Components
2.2.2. Props
2.2.3. Rendering

2.3. Events in the ReactJS Library

2.3.1. Event Handling
2.3.2. Inline Event Handling
2.3.3. Events in the ReactJS Library

2.4. Configuring ReactJS Hooks

2.4.1. Status of a Component
2.4.2. Status Hook
2.4.3. Hook Effect
2.4.4. Custom Hooks
2.4.5. Other Hooks

2.5. Context Component in ReactJS

2.5.1. Context Component in ReactJS
2.5.2. Using Context
2.5.3. Context Structure
2.5.4. React.CreateContext
2.5.5. Context.Provider
2.5.6. Class.contextType
2.5.7. Context.Consumer
2.5.8. Context.displayName
2.5.9. Practical Application of Context Usage

2.6. Routing in ReactJs

2.6.1. Router
2.6.2. React router
2.6.3. Installation
2.6.4. Basic Routing
2.6.5. Dynamic Routing
2.6.6. Primary Components
2.6.7. React Router Hooks

2.7. Using Lists and Forms with ReactJS

2.7.1. Lists and Loops
2.7.2. Forms and Validations
2.7.3. Rect Hook Forms

2.8. Using Styles in ReactJS

2.8.1. Traditional Styling
2.8.2. Inline Styling
2.8.3. Addition of Design System Library

2.9. Performing Tests in Javascript. Data Science

2.9.1. Testing
2.9.2. Jest JavaScript Testing Framework
2.9.3. Visual testing and Documentation

2.10. Code Deployment with ReactJS

2.10.1. Hosting
2.10.2. Suppliers
2.10.3. Project Preparation
2.10.4. Deployment on Heroku

Module 3. JavaScript Framework. Angular

3.1. The Angular Framework and its Architecture

3.1.1. Angular CLI
3.1.2. Architecture
3.1.3. Workspace and Structure
3.1.4. Environment

3.2. Angular Framework Components

3.2.1. Life Cycle
3.2.2. View Encapsulation
3.2.3. Interaction Between Components
3.2.4. Content Projection

3.3. Angular Framework Templates

3.3.1. Text Interpolation
3.3.2. Declarations
3.3.3. Property Binding
3.3.4. Class, Style and Attribute Binding
3.3.5. Event Binding and  Two-Way Binding
3.3.6. Pipes

3.4. Angular Framework Directives

3.4.1. Angular Directives
3.4.2. Attribute Directives
3.4.3. Structure Directives

3.5. Services and Dependency Injection

3.5.1. Services
3.5.2. Dependency Injection
3.5.3. Service Providers

3.6. Routing and Navigation

3.6.1. Application with Routing
3.6.2. Basic Routing
3.6.3. Nested Routes
3.6.4. Parameters
3.6.5. Access and Authorization
3.6.6. Lazy Loading of Modules

3.7. RxJS

3.7.1. Observables
3.7.2. Observers
3.7.3. Subscriptions
3.7.4. Operators

3.8. Forms and HTTP

3.8.1. Reactive Forms
3.8.2. Field Validation
3.8.3. Dynamic Forms
3.8.4. Requests
3.8.5. Interceptors
3.8.6. Security/Safety

3.9. Animations

3.9.1. Transitions and Triggers
3.9.2. Path Transitions
3.9.3. Differences Between Transitions

3.10. Testing in the Angular Framework

3.10.1. Testing Services
3.10.2. Component Testing
3.10.3. Testing of Directives and Pipelines

There is no more in-depth and innovative content in JavaScript Development. Enroll now and check it out"