Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 57 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Joseph Delgadillo
Rating
2 views
Course Overview
Develop and publish your first Google Chrome Extension using JavaScript!
Hello and welcome to our course on how to develop and publish a Google Chrome Extension! This web development course was designed for all levels of programmers, and will provide you with practical JavaScript programming experience.
In this course we will build two Chrome extensions and cover the following topics:
Introduction and Manifest
Content Scripts
Messaging Different Parts of the Extension
Creating Share Popup
Icons
Building an Image Downloader
Interacting with the DOM
Uploading to the Google Chrome Web Store
Project source code is available on GitHub. All of the videos in this course are downloadable for offline viewing. English subtitles/captions are available within the course.
Thank you for taking the time to read this and we hope to see you in the course!
Course Content
- 2 section(s)
- 10 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Building Our First Chrome Extension
- Section 2 Final Project - Building an Image Downloader
What You’ll Learn
- Web Development
- JavaScript Basics
- Google Chrome Extension Development
- Google API Programming
Reviews
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JJarosław Gudz
Good and concise course, but a little outdated - it was made for the deprecated Manifest V2, not the newer V3 (as of December 2024)
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JJoachim Veiby
Generally a good course, got the basics down in terms of starting off projects. A little back and forth on some errors, but alright to get some info surrounding how to fix these as well. Would’ve liked to see an example with using a fetch/external api resource as well, but that might be a bit over the top:P
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WWilson Iván Mateus Pineda
It was a great course, it covers pretty much the basics to understand how the extensions work in general and it was very much helpful for my personal projects. I recommend it.
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LLea M
This is not a course, the instructor doesn't explain too much. It's just a "copy and paste" of code, and he doesn't know really how to make things work, because he is doing it on the go.
