JavaScript as a Second Language

JavaScript seems simple on the surface, with new features arriving often to make complicated tasks easier. However, sorting out that pile of features isn't so simple. How can you get past the strange names and syntax to see (and remember) what these things really do? Tight graphic presentations to the rescue! In this course, Ray Villalobos provides an intensely graphical illustration of JavaScript, explaining corners of the language that often require multiple explorations to sort out. Join Ray as he covers topics like the modulus operator, spread operator, nullish coalescing operator, transpiler, and more, all through graphical illustrations.

Using LinkedIn Learning

Want to keep learning on LinkedIn? You can create a free LinkedIn account, but access to LinkedIn Learning usually requires a paid subscription or access provided through an employer, school, library, or other organization.

If you choose to use LinkedIn Learning, keep in mind that your progress in this course will not transfer, so you’ll be starting fresh there.

How to create a LinkedIn account:

1. Go to LinkedIn and select Join now.
2. Enter your email address and create a password.
3. Follow the prompts to finish setting up your account.
4. Once signed in, you can explore LinkedIn Learning and review the access options available to you.