Class 9-10: Advanced JavaScript and Web Hosting

Class 9-10: Advanced JavaScript and Web Hosting

Class 9: Advanced JavaScript Concepts

  1. ES6 Features
    • Overview of ES6: Briefly explain the significance of ECMAScript 6 and its impact on JavaScript.
    • Key ES6 Features to Cover:
      • let and const for variable declarations.
      • Arrow functions for a shorter syntax for writing functions.
      • Template literals for easier string concatenation.
      • Destructuring for extracting values from arrays or properties from objects.
      • Spread and rest operators for working with arrays and objects.
      • Promises for handling asynchronous operations.
  1. Asynchronous JavaScript
    • Understanding Asynchronous JavaScript: Explain how asynchronous code works in JavaScript and why it's important.
    • Promises and Async/Await: Dive deeper into Promises and introduce the async/await syntax for more readable asynchronous code.
  1. Hands-On Exercise:
    • Async Programming Practice: Create exercises where students have to handle various asynchronous tasks using Promises and async/await.

Class 10: Introduction to APIs, AJAX, and Web Hosting

  1. APIs and AJAX
    • Basics of APIs: Explain what APIs are and how they are used in web development.
    • Introduction to AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML): Cover how AJAX is used to fetch data from APIs without reloading the web page.
    • Using Fetch API: Teach how to use the Fetch API to request data from external sources.
  1. Web Hosting and Domains
    • Overview of Web Hosting: Discuss what web hosting is and why it's necessary for making a website accessible on the internet.
    • Types of Web Hosting: Briefly cover different types of hosting solutions like shared, dedicated, VPS, and cloud hosting.
    • Introduction to Domains: Explain what a domain name is and how it's different from web hosting.
  1. Hands-On Exercise:
    • API Integration: Guide students through a practical exercise where they fetch data from a public API and display it on their webpage.
    • Hosting Exploration: If possible, demonstrate the process of choosing a hosting provider and setting up a basic website.

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