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JavaScript Fundamentals

Getting Started with JavaScript

David Tucker
CTO Consultant

@_davidtucker_ | davidtucker.net
Version Check
This course was created by using:
- Node.js 18 LTS
- JavaScript ES2022
- Visual Studio Code 1.73.4
Version Check
This course is 100% applicable to:
- JavaScript ES2022 or later
- Node.js version 18 or later
- Visual Studio Code 1.73.4 or later
JavaScript
JavaScript is a dynamic interpreted scripting language that
can be used to create web applications, backend services,
games, mobile applications, and just about anything else
you can imagine.
• Able to read and
understand JavaScript

• Write and execute


JavaScript on your
local machine

What You'll Learn • Leverage VS Code as


an IDE

• Find JavaScript
documentation online

• Get real-world
experience
JavaScript Versions
JavaScript Engines

V8 JavaScript Core
Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge Safari

SpiderMonkey Node.js
Firefox Server and Local Computer
Resources Referenced in this Course
Find information about resources and supported
JavaScript versions per module at the following link.

https://tuck.cc/jsfun
More Information
JavaScript: The Big Picture
David Tucker
Up Next:

Installing the Prerequisites


Installing the Prerequisites
Demo
Installing Node.js for development
Installing Visual Studio Code
Reviewing JavaScript documentation
online
Running Your First JavaScript Code
Demo
Running JavaScript in the terminal
Configuring Visual Studio Code for Node.js
Executing JavaScript in Visual Studio Code
with Node.js
Debugging JavaScript Code
Demo
Configuring Visual Studio Code for
debugging
Setting a breakpoint in a JavaScript file
Inspecting variables in a JavaScript file at a
breakpoint

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