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Overview of interactive Web programming exercises

One of the issues beginning Web developers face is the deluge of materials that are "out there" on the Web. It is easy to be overwhelmed, not just by the amount of material, but also the fast pace of new standards, new frameworks and new languages. In this course, we only have a few weeks to teach you the basics of Web programming. For this reason, below we have listed a number of interactive exercises from a single source: nodeschool.io. These "exercise bundles" are themselves implemented as node.js packages! So, you will use node to learn node!

Nodeschool offers a long list of self-guided tutorials and exercises; we have matched them up to our lectures. A ● indicates that this concept is taught in class, a ◐ indicates that this is useful knowledge (especially towards completing your assignments) but not required. If a row has no mark at all, then this exercise can savely be skipped.

A nice side effect of the nodeschool.io exercises is the fact that they all require you to use the terminal - in itself a useful exercise.

These are largely introductory exercises, each one takes no longer than 3-4 minutes to read up upon and solve (some less than a minute). They will help you to get started if you have never programmed in JavaScript and/or node.js before this course. They do not only introduce language features, but also how to use the node package manger npm, how to debug node.js programs and so on.

Note: We do not require you to go through these exercises, they are supposed to help you get started on your assignments.

Where do I start?

  1. Make sure to have node and npm installed.
  2. Access the GitHub repositories linked in the table.
  3. Install each package as described in the GitHub README, e.g. npm install --global javascripting or npm install learnyounode. In the latter case (no --global option) the package will be installed in the current directory under node_modules. If you can choose, stick to the global installation of the package as described in the READMEs, as then you can directly follow the instructions in the respective repository and simply start the workshop with the command javascripting or learnyounode. If you cannot for some reason globally install the packages, your command will look something like this node node_modules/javascripting/bin/javascripting.
  4. Run through the workshop exercises!
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HTTP HTML JavaScript Node.js CSS Node.js II Cookies & sessions
learnyouhtml all exercises
javascripting all exercises
learnyounode hello world
baby steps
my first I/O!
my first async I/O!
filtered ls
make it modular
http client
http collect
juggling async
time server
http file server
http uppercaserer
http json api server
how-to-npm install npm
dev environment
login
start a project
install a module
listing dependencies
npm test
package niceties
publish
version
publish again
dist tag
dist tag removal
outdated
update
rm
finale
functional-javascript hello world
higher order functions
basic: map
basic: filter
basic: reduce
basic: recursion
basic: call
partial app. without bind
partial app. with bind
implement map with reduce
function spies
blocking event loop
trampoline
async loops
recursion
currying
function call
expressworks hello world
static
pug
good old form
stylus css
param pam pam
What's in query
bug-clinic intake
triage
disinfect
monitor
traces
test
scan
probe
observe
intervene
operate
biopsy
postmortem
count-to-6 hello es6
template strings
arrow functions, part 1
arrow functions and this
destructuring
spread
rest
default arguments, part 1
default arguments, part 2
tagged template strings
currying-workshopper identity
binary
delay invocation
long_delay_invocation
call and apply
curry function