The Introduction to JavaScript course provides a thorough grounding in JavaScript, the essential programming language of the web. Over 28 hours of hands-on training (€1,397), you will master variables, arrays, functions, built-in objects, DOM manipulation, CSS Object Model, event handling, and error management. Delivered by Esamatic srl, a Microsoft Learning Partner in Milan, with Microsoft Certified Trainers.
JavaScript powers the interactive web. This comprehensive course takes you from language fundamentals through to building dynamic, interactive web applications. You will learn to manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM), handle user events, work with the CSS Object Model for dynamic styling, and implement robust error handling. By the end, you will be writing clean, functional JavaScript code with confidence.
Aspiring web developers, front-end developers expanding their skills, designers who want to add interactivity to their work, and IT professionals transitioning to web development. HTML knowledge is recommended.
JavaScript is the most widely used programming language in the world. Proficiency in JavaScript opens doors to front-end development, full-stack development, mobile app development, and server-side programming with Node.js. The demand for skilled JavaScript developers continues to grow across all industries.
Basic HTML knowledge is recommended since JavaScript interacts heavily with HTML elements through the DOM. Our Introduction to HTML Training course provides the ideal preparation.
Yes, the course starts with fundamental programming concepts and progressively builds complexity. No prior programming experience is required, though logical thinking skills will help you progress faster.
Absolutely. You will create interactive web applications throughout the course, applying each concept as you learn it. By the end, you will have a portfolio of functional JavaScript projects.
Yes, the course teaches modern JavaScript syntax and features including let/const, arrow functions, template literals, and destructuring, while also covering foundational concepts that remain essential.
