Let's take a look at variables in JS. This module covers variable basics with var, the benefits of using let and const over var, block scoping, template literals for string manipulation, and proper variable naming conventions. Learners will understand how to declare and work with variables in modern JavaScript.

Get to grips with types and conditionals. This module teaches how to conditionally run JavaScript code, understand and work with different data types and type conversion, use ternary operators to shorten conditional statements, and implement short-circuiting techniques for even more concise conditionals.

Discover the power of functions. This module explores why functions are essential in JavaScript programming, understanding closures and their practical applications, using default parameters for more flexible functions, implementing arrow functions for cleaner syntax, applying partial application for single-responsibility functions, and following proper function naming conventions.

In this module, you will learn about objects and maps. Topics include using objects for managing key-value pairs, understanding the differences between primitive and object types, getting and modifying object data, using destructuring for easy property access, merging objects with object spread syntax, understanding how Maps can do what objects can't, and improving methods with arrow functions.

It's time to take a look at arrays and sets. This module covers building flexible collections with arrays, checking element existence in arrays, performing actions on all elements, getting subsets of arrays, transforming arrays with the reduce method, avoiding mutations with array spread, molding arrays with the spread operator, using destructuring for more flexible arrays, turning objects into flexible arrays, and getting unique sets of data with new immutable array features.

Next, we'll look at classes. This module teaches what constructor functions are and how to use them, understanding the prototype chain, implementing prototypal inheritance with classes, sharing class features with extends, using getters and setters to simplify classes, and fixing context problems with the bind method.

In this module, you will learn how to work with the DOM to make websites interactive. Topics covered include understanding what the DOM is, getting single and multiple elements from the DOM, creating and modifying HTML elements, dynamically adding CSS styles to elements, and understanding and working with events to create interactive web experiences.

In this module, we'll cover how to run asynchronous operations in JavaScript. The module addresses the problem with callbacks and callback hell, fixing callback issues with Promises, making network requests with the fetch API, simplifying promises with async-await syntax, and catching errors effectively with async-await.

In this module, you will learn some essential concepts to level up your project-building skills. Topics include sharing application code with modules, understanding what 'this' is at any time and managing context, understanding state and state management, using reducers to help manage state, and writing declarative code instead of imperative code.

Let's get building! This capstone module provides hands-on experience building a complete Hacker News clone application. Students will create HTML and CSS structure, add multiple pages, request data from API endpoints, format stories and comments, create separate pages for stories, build a store for state management, implement toggling stories in and out of favorites, and build a complete favorites page.