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| JavaScript 101
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| Venue, Online, San Francisco |
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Mar 26 (Thu) , 2020 @ 05:30 PM
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FREE |
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| DETAILS |
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RSVP through Eventbrite for the ZOOM link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/webinar-javascript-101-tickets-90842581607
Description
Join us to begin your JavaScript learning journey in an interactive & friendly learning environment. Beginners are encouraged & welcomed!
JavaScript 101 is the first lesson in our free, four-part Introductory JavaScript Series (101, 201, 301 & 401).
Topics covered:
What JavaScript is used for & how it plays an important role in today's ever-evolving technology ecosystem
The origins & developmental progression of JavaScript dating back to 1996
Fundamental JavaScript building blocks: Values, Types, Operators, Keywords, Labels, Comments & Functions
Who this workshop is for:
This workshop is for learners with little to no JavaScript experience (complete beginners). If you are further along in your learning journey, you may look at other workshops that might be better suited for your skillset & study progress.
Tech requirements:
This Webinar is held online through video conference.
Students will need to have their laptops. Windows, Mac or Linux will do it!
Have the Zoom Client for Video Meetings installed well before the webinar begins.
Taught live online:
3 Hours 5:30pm - 8:30pm Pacific Time
Link to join the workshop will be provided to you once you RSVP.
We look forward to meeting you virtually!
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About the Instructor
Jonathan Lewis
Software Engineer at LiveXLive
Jonathan has a varied background in the arts, entertainment & information technology industries. Jonathan is a graduate of Hack Reactor's Remote program where he launched his career in software engineering. Jonathan resides in San Diego, CA where he works as a Software Engineer at LiveXLive.
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