Using the JavaScript Console.log
We start working in our application by creating our first init function in our application. As alerts are very retro we will take a look at a more modern and easier way to work within javascript using the Console.log(); in the console we can output information without it even reaching the user - that's really handy and useful so in this video for the most part we cover this topic. Until the more modern browsers we just had no way to output information in a way that is transparent to users but now days its easy and almost fun doing it. In this video we take a peak at how to find the console both on FireFox and on Safari.
Object Oriented JavaScript Set up (HTML/CSS)
Setting up and getting ready before we start building a google map and learn how to work with JS OOP
05:20
Google Maps JavaScript API V3 Access
A short video showing step by step how to create an API key with google Maps
02:47
Using the JavaScript Console.log
Learn how to work with the Console.log and get the info from your browser
03:53
Creating a Google Map
All the steps to create a google map with indepth review.
11:26
Styling Google Maps
In this session we will learn the three steps involved in styling Google Maps
07:26
Creating a JavaScript Constructor
What is a constructor and how does it work? learn how to create your own custom objects.
05:30
JavaScript Scope
In this session we spend some time to talk about scope.
06:53