Women's JavaScript the Hard Parts: Closure, Scope & Execution Context (Remote)

To secure your spot, and receive more informational material please be sure to RSVP on our website here: https://codesmith.io/coding-events/women-s-javascript-the-hard-parts-closure-scope-execution-context-remote/1547
Join Codesmith and a community of women, trans, and non-binary coders during this online-only, interactive workshop to master Javascript closure and scope! We're excited to grow the women in tech community by hosting an all women event, with a female instructor and female mentors. We look forward to creating a safe and welcoming space for women, trans, and non-binary coders. We ask if you don't identify as female, trans, or non-binary that you attend any of our other free workshops.
This free online workshop will be a live interactive lecture where you will go under-the-hood of JavaScript, so you can confidently tackle new problems and work through blocks.
During this workshop we will cover:

• Understand how closure works under the hood (one of the most misunderstood but most powerful features of JavaScript)
• Understand core JS runtime features - execution context, JavaScript execution model and the variable environment
• Be able to wield, optimize and debug popular pro utility functions like once and memoize
• Be able to implement the module pattern - one of the cleanest and most resilient design patterns in JavaScript
  Price: Always free!
  Experience Level: All experience levels welcome. We recommend getting started on our free JavaScript learning platform CSX (https://csx.codesmith.io/) and working on units up to the Closures, Scope, and Execution context unit before the workshop.

We also host free workshops every week to help you master JavaScript and learn the skills needed to land a job as a software engineer.
Check out our upcoming free workshops:

• Intro to JavaScript
• JavaScript the Hard Parts Series
• Career Service Workshops
• Pair Programming Sessions
  View the full events schedule. (https://codesmith.io/coding-events)
  In order to maintain a supportive and safe learning environment, all event attendees are required to follow Codesmith's Event Code of Conduct (https://codesmithdocs.s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/Codesmith+Documents/Code+of+Conduct+-+Events.pdf).