The Complete Full-Stack JavaScript Course in Bangla → Uses of console and comments in JavaScript

Course Content

Total learning: 295 lessons

Getting Started with JavaScript
- 1.1
  Introduction to JavaScript Preview
- 1.2
  How to Get the Most out of this course Preview
- 1.3
  Development Environment Setup Preview
- 1.4
  Uses of console and comments in JavaScript Preview
- 1.5
  What is ES6
- 1.6
  Important Message for Students
Variables and Data Types
- 2.1
  Declare a variable Preview
- 2.2
  Uses of Let and Const Preview
- 2.3
  Primitive types Preview
- 2.4
  Reference types: Object (Basics) Preview
- 2.5
  Reference types: Array (Basics) Preview
- 2.6
  Reference types: Function (Basics)
- 2.7
  Template Literals
- 2.8
  Exercise – Person Object
JavaScript Operators
- 3.1
  Arithmetic Operators
- 3.2
  Assignment Operators
- 3.3
  Comparison Operators
- 3.4
  Logical Operators
- 3.5
  Equality Operators
- 3.6
  Exercise – Swap two numbers
Conditional Statements
- 4.1
  If else
- 4.2
  Switch case
- 4.3
  Ternary Operators
- 4.4
  Exercise – Fizz Buzz
- 4.5
  Exercise – Fizz Buzz (With Ternary Operators)
- 4.6
  Exercise – Leap year or not
- 4.7
  Exercise – Our Grading System
- 4.8
  Switch…case with multiple logical operators
- 4.9
  ASSIGNMENT- Conditional Statements
JavaScript Loops
- 5.1
  For loop
- 5.2
  While loop
- 5.3
  Do while loop
- 5.4
  For in loop
- 5.5
  For of loop
- 5.6
  Break and continue
- 5.7
  Infinite loops
- 5.8
  Nested Loops
- 5.9
  Exercise – Even Odd Numbers
- 5.10
  Exercise – Sum Of Numbers
- 5.11
  Exercise – Prime Numbers
- 5.12
  Assignment (LOOP)
- 5.13
  Solution of Assignment (LOOP)
String in JavaScript
- 6.1
  String Basics
- 6.2
  String Methods: charAt, charCodeAt, toUpperCase, toLowerCase, includes, startsWith, endsWith
- 6.3
  String Methods: Search, IndexOf, lastIndexOf
- 6.4
  String Methods: toString, Concat, split
- 6.5
  String Methods: slice, subStr, subString
- 6.6
  Escape Sequences
- 6.7
  String Immutability
- 6.8
  Best Resources for Learning String
- 6.9
  Problem Solving (String)
Objects - The Core of Javascript & JSON
- 7.1
  Object Basics with Dot & Bracket Notation
- 7.2
  Adding, Modifying & Deleting Properties (with Dynamic Property Access)
- 7.3
  Object Methods & This Keyword
- 7.4
  Traversing Object Entries
- 7.5
  Exercise – Total Salary
- 7.6
  Object Destructuring
- 7.7
  Exercise – Doctor Object (Learn Object All in One)
- 7.8
  Cloning an object
- 7.9
  Math Object
- 7.10
  JSON Data Format
JavaScript Functions
- 8.1
  Function Basics
- 8.2
  Default Parameters
- 8.3
  Hoisting, Function as an Expression
- 8.4
  Arrow Functions
- 8.5
  Rest Parameter
- 8.6
  Exercise – Area of Circle
- 8.7
  Exercise – Max Of Arguments
JavaScript Arrays
- 9.1
  Array Basics
- 9.2
  Adding Elements
- 9.3
  Removing Elements
- 9.4
  Finding Elements (Primitive Type)
- 9.5
  Finding Elements (Reference Type)
- 9.6
  Iterating an array
- 9.7
  Sorting and Reversing an array
- 9.8
  Testing the elements of the array
- 9.9
  Combining and Slicing the array
- 9.10
  Spread Operators
- 9.11
  Joining Array
- 9.12
  Mapping an array
- 9.13
  Filtering an array
- 9.14
  Reducing an array
- 9.15
  When to Use Map, Filter & Reduce
- 9.16
  Exercise – Odd Sum
- 9.17
  Exercise – Even Max
- 9.18
  Exercise – Books
Other ES6, ES7 and ES8 Features
- 10.1
  Var vs. Let (Function Scope vs Block Scope)
- 10.2
  Array & Object Destructuring
- 10.3
  Data Structure: Set
- 10.4
  Data Structure: Map
- 10.5
  Weak Set + Weak Map
- 10.6
  Module (Import & Export)
- 10.7
  padStart, padEnd & TrimStart, TrimEnd
JavaScript Coding Interview Questions [Solved with CODE]
- 11.1
  What is Data Structure and Algorithms
- 11.2
  Why Data structure and Algorithms are important in coding interviews
- 11.3
  Find a duplicate number in an array of integers
- 11.4
  Remove all duplicates from an array of integers [2 ways]
- 11.5
  Find all pairs in an array of integers whose sum is equal to a given number
- 11.6
  Reverse a string [2 ways]
- 11.7
  Reverse each word of a string [2 ways]
- 11.8
  Recursion – Print recursively [1 to 10]
- 11.9
  Recursion – Print recursively [10 to 1]
- 11.10
  Recursion – Calculate Factorial
Error Handlings in JavaScript
- 12.1
  Different types of errors in JavaScript. (Syntax, Reference, Type, Range Error, etc.)
- 12.2
  Exercise – Throw Custom Error Object
- 12.3
  Handle Errors with try, catch, and finally block
- 12.4
  Resources for Error Handlings
Regular Expression
- 13.1
  What is Regular Expression and why is it useful
- 13.2
  Structure of RegExp and Testing some of them
- 13.3
  RegExp Modifiers and Object Methods
Object Oriented JavaScript
- 14.1
  Factory Functions
- 14.2
  Constructor Functions & this keyword
- 14.3
  Exercise: Home Address (with Factory & Constructor functions)
- 14.4
  Builtin Constructors
Asynchronous JavaScript, Ajax & Fetch API
- 15.1
  What is Asynchronous Non-blocking Code
- 15.2
  What is Callback
- 15.3
  Callback Hell
- 15.4
  Promises
- 15.5
  Replacing callbacks with promises
- 15.6
  Dealing with Multiple Promises
- 15.7
  Async Await
- 15.8
  Making Ajax call with Fetch API (and Promises)
- 15.9
  Making Ajax call with Fetch API (and AsyncAwait)
DOM (Document Object Model)
- 16.1
  DOM Introduction – Project Setup
- 16.2
  Observing Document Object
- 16.3
  DOM Selectors (For Single Elements)
- 16.4
  DOM Selectors (For Multiple Elements)
- 16.5
  Observing parent, children, sibling properties
- 16.6
  Create Elements with DOM
- 16.7
  Various Event Listeners
- 16.8
  Observing the event object
Web Storage API
- 17.1
  Section Overview
- 17.2
  Storing, Getting and Updating data from local storage
- 17.3
  Deleting and Clear out the data from Local storage
- 17.4
  Stringify and Parsing data from local storage
- 17.5
  Session Storage and the difference between local storage and session storage
Project 1 - Monster Finder (DOM + Module)
- 18.1
  Project intro – User Interface Setup
- 18.2
  Create elements with DOM
- 18.3
  Get Monsters using ES6 Module
- 18.4
  Filter the monsters
- 18.5
  Show 404 and Wrap Up!
Project 2 - E-Wallet App (DOM + LocalStorage)
- 19.1
  Project intro – UI Setup
- 19.2
  Submit and Reset Form
- 19.3
  Get Formatted Time
- 19.4
  Store data into LocalStorage
- 19.5
  Show data from LocalStorage
- 19.6
  Calculate total Incomes and Expenses
- 19.7
  Calculate total amounts
- 19.8
  Refactoring codes & Wrap Up!
Project 3 - ProFinder (DOM + Async)
- 20.1
  Project intro & UI Setup
- 20.2
  Get Information from API
- 20.3
  Search & Show Users
- 20.4
  Show Repositories
- 20.5
  Show Loaders, Handling Errors & Wrap Up!
Project 4 - Form Validator
- 21.1
  Project overview
- 21.2
  Build a basic template for Form validator
- 21.3
  Proper type, name, placeholder, and required keyword for each Input Field
- 21.4
  Minlength, Maxlength, regex in pattern, and title as attribute. (Detect valid/invalid input field in CSS)
- 21.5
  Constraint Validation API
- 21.6
  Validate password and show final Object. Wrap up!!
Project 5 - Task List (OOP Based Project CRUD Application)
- 22.1
  Project intro and UI Setup
- 22.2
  Create 3 Constructor Functions, Show Task and Reset Form
- 22.3
  Delete Task and Mark Task Completed using ES5 Prototypes
- 22.4
  Local Storage Read and Store Task
- 22.5
  Delete and Mark Completed in LocalStorage
- 22.6
  Show List of tasks from LocalStorage
- 22.7
  Initiate the Update and store Task ID in Hidden Field
- 22.8
  Update Tasks
- 22.9
  Converting from prototype to ES6 Classes
Learn Node.js From Scratch
- 23.1
  Introduction to NodeJS
- 23.2
  Getting Started With Nodemon
- 23.3
  Understanding Modules
- 23.4
  Exercise – MiniCalculator (with Command Line Arguments)
- 23.5
  File System Module (With Callbacks)
- 23.6
  File System Module (Refactoring With Promises)
- 23.7
  Exercise – Read and Write File Simultaneously
- 23.8
  HTTP Module
- 23.9
  Exercise Rendering HTML as a Response
- 23.10
  URL Module Explained
- 23.11
  Importing NPM Modules
- 23.12
  ASSIGNMENT (Node JS)
- 23.13
  Solution Of Assignment (Node JS)
Project 6 - The Bicycle Shop (Build a Web Server with Pure Node JS)
- 24.1
  Project Intro and UI Setup
- 24.2
  Folder Structure and Create HTTP Server
- 24.3
  Parsing URL and Query String
- 24.4
  Declaring Routes and Rendering HTML
- 24.5
  Rendering CSS, Images, SVG Files
- 24.6
  Rendering Dynamic Data for Overview Page
- 24.7
  Create Dynamic blocks in Homepage
- 24.8
  Rendering Dynamic Data for Homepage & Wrap Up!
Learn Express JS From Scratch
- 25.1
  What is Express? Why should we use this?
- 25.2
  Create a simple server with Express.js
- 25.3
  Install and Use POSTMAN to test API Calls
- 25.4
  Processing POST Request with Body Parser
- 25.5
  Introducing Middleware
- 25.6
  How to use nodemon globally?
- 25.7
  Exercise: Create a Custom Logger
Project 7 - Learn EJS with a Complete Project
- 26.1
  Why should we use a Template Engine?
- 26.2
  Specific Folder Structure for an Express + EJS Project
- 26.3
  Server Setup with Declaring all the Routes with Express
- 26.4
  Rendering our First EJS Template
- 26.5
  Handle Static Files
- 26.6
  Render dynamic data for Overview Page
- 26.7
  Render dynamic data for Home Page
Project 8 - Build your own RESTFUL API from Scratch
- 27.1
  Section Prerequisites
- 27.2
  What is REST API?
- 27.3
  Create a CRUD Rest API with Node and Express.js
- 27.4
  Basic Server Setup with EXPRESS and POSTMAN
- 27.5
  GET All Products, Create a new Environment and Collection in POSTMAN
- 27.6
  GET a Specific Product with Query Parameters
- 27.7
  POST a New Product
- 27.8
  Validate the body of the request with Joi
- 27.9
  Update a Product Information with PUT Method
- 27.10
  Update a Product Information with PATCH Method
- 27.11
  DELETE a Specific Product
- 27.12
  DELETE all the products
- 27.13
  API Documentation
- 27.14
  Best Resources for REST API Design
- 27.15
  ASSIGNMENT
- 27.16
  [Bonus] Validation in Patch Method
- 27.17
  [Bonus] Let’s Learn some Status Code
Web Server Deployment
- 28.1
  Section Overview
- 28.2
  Keep our Webserver ready for deployment
- 28.3
  Heroku Signup, git, and commit our codebase
- 28.4
  Installing Heroku CLI and Web Server Deployment
- 28.5
  Subsequent Deployment
MongoDB - A NoSQL Database
- 29.1
  Introduction to MongoDB
- 29.2
  Installing MongoDB and Compass
- 29.3
  Connecting to MongoDB
- 29.4
  Schema and Models
- 29.5
  Create and Save a document
- 29.6
  Find documents in multiple ways
- 29.7
  Query API – Select, Sort, Limit, Count Documents
- 29.8
  Complex Query – Comparison Operators
- 29.9
  Complex Query – And, Or Operations
- 29.10
  Exercise – Advanced Query
- 29.11
  Update a document (Way 1)
- 29.12
  Update a document (Way 2)
- 29.13
  Delete documents in 3 ways
- 29.14
  MongoDB Assignment (with complex MOVIE DATASET)
Project 9 - All in One (REST API and Mongoose)
- 30.1
  Section and Project Overview
- 30.2
  Mongoose Connection, Create User and Task Model with Proper Folder Structure
- 30.3
  Data Validation and Sanitization in User Model
- 30.4
  Data Validation and Sanitization in Task Model
- 30.5
  REST API Design with Express
- 30.6
  Store User and Task Information
- 30.7
  Fetch all users and tasks information from Database
- 30.8
  Fetch a single user and task from Database
- 30.9
  Update User and Task Documents
- 30.10
  Delete User and Task Documents
- 30.11
  Organize Routes with Express Router
- 30.12
  Separate Functionalities from Routes and Create Controllers
- 30.13
  Assignment
Password Security, Authentication and Authorization
- 31.1
  Section Overview
- 31.2
  Hash the plain text password
- 31.3
  Using Mongoose middleware for Hashing
- 31.4
  Hashing password in update user endpoint
- 31.5
  Logging in users
- 31.6
  Using Mongoose Static Methods For Login
React - A JavaScript Library
- 32.1
  (Overview) What is React.js and why is it so popular
- 32.2
  Minimum JS needed to learn React.js (or any kinds of library or framework)
- 32.3
  Technical Aspects of React.js
- 32.4
  Development Environment Setup
- 32.5
  Create React App
- 32.6
  Understanding Folder Structure
- 32.7
  Structure of a component
- 32.8
  Rules of JSX
- 32.9
  Difference between JSX and HTML
- 32.10
  React Functional Components (+Reusablity)
- 32.11
  Working with Props
- 32.12
  Weekly Reading Materials
- 32.13
  Weekly Assignment
- 32.14
  Props Children Property
- 32.15
  PropTypes
- 32.16
  Styling Components
- 32.17
  CSS in JSX
- 32.18
  Blogstar – Component Overview
- 32.19
  Blogstar – Header and PostList Component
- 32.20
  Blogstar – PostList, Post and Props
- 32.21
  Blogstar – Children props, Destructuring, PropTypes
- 32.22
  Blogstar – Footer Component
- 32.23
  (Recap) JavaScript Array Map() Method
- 32.24
  Displaying Lists in React and JSX
- 32.25
  Key property in the List
- 32.26
  React Event handlers
- 32.27
  (Issue) Why is the component not updating
- 32.28
  What is State in React
- 32.29
  State vs. Props
- 32.30
  Issue solved using React State
- 32.31
  Introduction to Counter Application
- 32.32
  Creating User Interface
- 32.33
  Adding the Functionalities
- 32.34
  Passing callback function to useState() hook
- 32.35
  React Hooks useState() with Object
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- 33.1
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The Complete Full-Stack JavaScript Course in Bangla

Getting Started with JavaScript

Variables and Data Types

JavaScript Operators

Conditional Statements

JavaScript Loops

String in JavaScript

Objects - The Core of Javascript & JSON

JavaScript Functions

JavaScript Arrays

Other ES6, ES7 and ES8 Features

JavaScript Coding Interview Questions [Solved with CODE]

Error Handlings in JavaScript

Regular Expression

Object Oriented JavaScript

Asynchronous JavaScript, Ajax & Fetch API

DOM (Document Object Model)

Web Storage API

Project 1 - Monster Finder (DOM + Module)

Project 2 - E-Wallet App (DOM + LocalStorage)

Project 3 - ProFinder (DOM + Async)

Project 4 - Form Validator

Project 5 - Task List (OOP Based Project CRUD Application)

Learn Node.js From Scratch

Project 6 - The Bicycle Shop (Build a Web Server with Pure Node JS)

Learn Express JS From Scratch

Project 7 - Learn EJS with a Complete Project

Project 8 - Build your own RESTFUL API from Scratch

Web Server Deployment

MongoDB - A NoSQL Database

Project 9 - All in One (REST API and Mongoose)

Password Security, Authentication and Authorization

React - A JavaScript Library

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The Complete Full-Stack JavaScript Course in Bangla

Course Content

Getting Started with JavaScript

Variables and Data Types

JavaScript Operators

Conditional Statements

JavaScript Loops

String in JavaScript

Objects - The Core of Javascript & JSON

JavaScript Functions

JavaScript Arrays

Other ES6, ES7 and ES8 Features

JavaScript Coding Interview Questions [Solved with CODE]

Error Handlings in JavaScript

Regular Expression

Object Oriented JavaScript

Asynchronous JavaScript, Ajax & Fetch API

DOM (Document Object Model)

Web Storage API

Project 1 - Monster Finder (DOM + Module)

Project 2 - E-Wallet App (DOM + LocalStorage)

Project 3 - ProFinder (DOM + Async)

Project 4 - Form Validator

Project 5 - Task List (OOP Based Project CRUD Application)

Learn Node.js From Scratch

Project 6 - The Bicycle Shop (Build a Web Server with Pure Node JS)

Learn Express JS From Scratch

Project 7 - Learn EJS with a Complete Project

Project 8 - Build your own RESTFUL API from Scratch

Web Server Deployment

MongoDB - A NoSQL Database

Project 9 - All in One (REST API and Mongoose)

Password Security, Authentication and Authorization

React - A JavaScript Library

Conclusion + BONUS

Uses of console and comments in JavaScript

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