JavaScript

Beginner JavaScript Coding from the Ground Up (DIY JavaScript, Book 1)

De: Keith Dvorjak

Narrado por: Sean Posvistak

Are you clueless about coding? Are you lost understanding computer languages? Are you intimidated by the learning curve?

Don't be! JavaScript is one of the most common and powerful computer languages around. It is easy to use, easy to understand, and is the driving force behind some of the most popular websites around. Facebook uses it. Google uses it. Netflix uses it, and yes - even Amazon uses it. Would you like to learn how to use it?

JavaScript: Beginner JavaScript Coding from the Ground Up is the first entry in a series of books designed to make JavaScript accessible to the novice user. This series will break up the material into bite-sized chunks, and take listeners from uninitiated programmer to expert coder, with layman explanations and code examples. This entry will cover:

• An introduction to the history and usage of JavaScript
• Display operations
• Variables
• Data types
• Functions
• Strings
• Your very first JavaScript program

...and much more!

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Take the first step to becoming code savvy with one of the most popular, useful, powerful computer languages on the market. Get JavaScript: Beginner JavaScript Coding from the Ground Up, and set yourself on your own personal path to coding greatness!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your My Library section along with the audio.

©2017 Keith Dvorjak (P)2017 Keith Dvorjak

BEST AUDIO BOOK....

This book has delivered exactly what I was hoping for, an in-depth look into modern-day JavaScript.

Introducing a basic level of JavaScript very well

The examples and principles in this book were easy to follow if you are beginner at JavaScript. I think that reading the code out loud did work but was a little bit annoying, make sure to follow with the accompanying PDF in order to read the code with the audible. A more comprehensive and longer version would’ve been highly received, but it was rather a short read.

Best for beginners....

Useful programming book! The book does exactly what it claims to do - provides good visual representations for basic concepts in JavaScript. Recommended for children or first-time programmers.

DIY JavaScript, Book 1

This book is about Beginner JavaScript Coding from the Ground Up. Lots of useful information.

Very good purchase

At first I thought having the narrator read code was a bit odd, but sitting down listening to it in front of my laptop while coding, I found it incredibly useful to be able to type as I listened versus having to glance over at a book, which has always broken my focus a bit in the past. After this experience, I now prefer listening to code as I practice over other forms of practice

Thank you fpr this book

If you want to learn JavaScript from the ground up and have a solid foundation, this is the book.

Perfect for beginners!

I wanted to expose my 16 year old son to something that would help instill some valuable skill in him, and I thought coding would be really good. He was reluctant at first, but I sat down with him as we listened and he was able to understand and follow the steps the narrator was telling him to take. I personally have no knowledge of anything this is about, but my son was really happy after he went through it and has even started listening and practicing on his own now! I think this was a good choice for him!
Koi Mccormick

Great to have

The concepts are well presented and very easy to access. One could implement these ideas in virtually any part of their business.

Step by Step process book

I recommend this audiobook in the meantime to understand javascript better as you start getting into more advanced stuff in other courses. This book will really push you to learn the javascript fundamentals at last.

Not a Beginner book

Being a beginner this does not tell you what you need to know to start in fact if you have been coding for a while the book is instruction on stuff that you already know. they do not break it down to make it easy to understand what you need to know to work yourself into coding and if your not actually reading it or dont know what the keyboard prompts are you will be lost