Latest Full Stack JavaScript Developer.

Latest Full Stack JavaScript Developer. Overview The goal of the Full Stack JavaScript Developer Nanodegree program is to equip learners with everything a developer needs to build rich experiences delivered with the web using a modern architecture and technology stack. Learners will cover everything from building UI and UX to creating APIs and server side business logic, and developing the persistence layer to store, process and retrieve data. A graduate of this program will be able to: • Build client-side experiences and applications using Angular, collecting data from users and from backends, providing rich user interactions and organizing code and data. • Build server-side executed code with TypeScript and integrate with 3rd party code such as Angular’s Server Side Rendering. • Leverage E to architect and build APIs that power dynamic functionality and to generate and supply data to web and mobile clients. • Persist data to a database, query and retrieve data and pass this data all the way through to various client devices. Full Stack JavaScript Developer Nanodegree Program TIME 4 months Study 10 hours/week LEVEL Practitioner PREREQUISITES • Fundamental programming concepts • JavaScript object-oriented programming features • HTML and CSS • DOM events • Simple programs in JavaScript • JSON object LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS NANODEGREE Contact us at enterpriseNDs@ . 2 THE SCHOOL OF PROGRAMMING AND DEVELOPMENT Program Information Our Classroom Experience Learn More at WWW.UDACITY.COM/ENTERPRISE FULL STACK JAVASCRIPT DEVELOPER REAL-WORLD PROJECTS Learners build new skills through industry-relevant projects and receive personalized feedback from our network of 900+ project reviewers. Our simple user interface makes it easy to submit projects as often as needed and receive unlimited feedback. KNOWLEDGE Answers to most questions can be found with Knowledge, our proprietary wiki. Learners can search questions asked by others and discover in real-time how to solve challenges. WORKSPACES Learners can check the output and quality of their code by testing it on interactive workspaces that are integrated into the classroom.