JavaScript for beginners

Le Wagon Lausanne takes you through the basics of JavaScript. This 2-hour interactive workshop will help you get started with JavaScript programming! This workshop is designed for complete beginners.

In this 2-hour workshop, you will learn :

• The basics of programming, including topics such as "variable assignment", "if statements" and "loops".
• The basic concepts common to most programming languages. This is a great opportunity for you to discover if coding is something that interests you.
• Once you've mastered the basics, you'll be able to delve into more complex subjects such as DOM manipulation and understanding how to use JavaScript frameworks such as next.js, node and React to create your own digital products!

About this workshop :

This online workshop will start with a one-hour lecture to introduce the basic concepts. You'll then be taken to the Wagon's e-learning platform, where you'll have access to slides, a summary of key concepts, and exercises to continue practicing after the workshop.

The workshop will be led by Mathilde, who studied computer engineering, followed by a master's degree and thesis in computer security at EPFL. Mathilde is passionate about code, having worked for 4 years as a freelance front-end developer, before setting up her own company, Appik Studio, a mobile and web application design agency in Lausanne.

About Wagon Lausanne :

This workshop is brought to you by the #1 ranked coding bootcamp in the world. Le Wagon emerged in 2014 as one of the first tech bootcamps in France, offering web development and Data Science programs. Today, it has become a global community of tech talent with 45 Le Wagon campuses in Lausanne, Berlin, Lisbon, London, Melbourne, Mexico City, Montreal, Singapore, São Paulo, Paris, Tel Aviv and other cities around the world.

With this expansion, Le Wagon has helped more than 15,000 developers, data scientists, designers and entrepreneurs launch their new careers in tech. Eight years on, the school continues to inspire thousands of students to find their way in the tech industry.