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Video Description
Have you ever faced challenges in understanding and creating a web application? Where to start? Do you wish to overcome these problems and go beyond the basic techniques like bag-of-words?
Well, now you can. This course is designed with fun exercises to help you practice and understand concepts using AJAX, JSON, and JavaScript. Further, we'll explore exciting ways to use APIs. We’ll use AJAX that allows web developers to make HTTP requests in the background and help improve the web user’s experience by providing a seamless way to load new data and update the page elements.
By the end of this course, you will be able to create and build useful applications using JavaScript and AJAX.
Style and Approach
The standalone solutions of this course will teach you how to build web based applications. The fun exercise is designed to help you practice using AJAX, JSON and JavaScript to explore fun ways to use APIs. Addressing your common and not-so-common pain points, this is a course that you must have on your library.
