Course Content
Lectures
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#1 DOM Introduction
13:52
#2 DOM Elements
12:37
#3 How to Access and Manipulate Images and Forms Using DOM
16:47
#4 DOM Styles and Events
13:41
#5 DOM AddEventListener
15:33
#6 DOM Query Selector and Query Selector All
14:00
#7 Navigation in DOM
13:58
#8 Nodes in DOM
13:56
#9 BOM Tutorials – Part 1/2
14:14
#10 BOM Tutorials – Part 2/2
11:32
#11 Local Storage in JavaScript
14:46
#12 A Useful Project for Practicing DOM Events and Local Storage
14:12
#13 TodoList In JavaScript
18:18
#14 Callbacks in JavaScript
05:32
#15 AJAX in JavaScript
11:36
#16 Promise in JavaScript
14:32
#17 Async/Await in JavaScript
10:14
#18 How to Create a Web Page for Displaying IMDB Movies? Part 1/2
10:28
#19 How to Create a Web Page for Displaying IMDB Movies? Part 2/2
10:02
#20 IP Location Tracking
22:34
#21 Cryptocurrencies Table – Part 1/2
10:47
#22 Cryptocurrencies Table – Part 2/2
12:39
#23 NewsCatcher API – Part 1/2
11:58
#24 NewsCatcher API – Part 2/2
20:19
JavaScript Advanced Course
About Lesson

How to create a webpage for displaying the cryptocurrencies data like CoinGeko?

Welcome to the second season of the javaScript tutorials. In this series of tutorials we are going to cover more advanced videos about DOM, BOM, local storage, API, Ajax, callbacks, Async functions and so on.

In this video you will practice the tools that we have learned so far by designing a webpage that shows cryptocurrencies in order of their market cap using the CoinGeckoAPI in a table with their price data, symbol, logo and name.

Github Link for Sci-Fi-Games-UI-Elements-Pack:
https://github.com/arashtad/Sci-Fi-Games-UI-Elements-Pack

Github Link of the Project:
https://github.com/arashtad/Arashtad-Online-Crypto-Data-Table

API Link:
https://api.coingecko.com/api/v3/coins/markets?vs_currency=usd&order=market_cap_desc&per_page=100&page=1&sparkline=false

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