The beginners guide to coding

The beginners guide to coding, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 66 lectures, based on 97 reviews, and has 8932 subscribers.

You will learn about How to get started in web development Which programs to download and install (they are all free) How websites work behind the scenes What web browsers do (its A LOT) Introduction to HTML/HTML5 What HTML is and why its important How to read and write HTML Create a portfolio webpage as your primary project This course is ideal for individuals who are People who are interested in learning about web development or People who want to get into web development or coding but dont know where to start It is particularly useful for People who are interested in learning about web development or People who want to get into web development or coding but dont know where to start.

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Summary

Title: The beginners guide to coding

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to get started in web development

Which programs to download and install (they are all free)

How websites work behind the scenes

What web browsers do (its A LOT)

Introduction to HTML/HTML5

What HTML is and why its important

How to read and write HTML

Create a portfolio webpage as your primary project

Who Should Attend

People who are interested in learning about web development

People who want to get into web development or coding but dont know where to start

Target Audiences

People who are interested in learning about web development

People who want to get into web development or coding but dont know where to start

Welcome to the beginner’s guide to coding! 

In this course, we’re going to explore a lot together. There are three modules (3 mini courses) included in the beginners guide to coding:

Web Development Fundamentals: A beginners guide to coding

Understanding how websites work, a glimpse into the request/response lifecycle

HTML 101: An introduction to web development for complete beginners

First, we’ll look at web development fundamentals including common myths about getting into web development, the tools of the trade, getting a coding program installed, and much more.

Then we’ll dive into understanding websites and take a look at how websites actually work, what your browser does, and how it all comes together on your computer. We’ll look into web requests and server responses as the way computers “talk” to each other.

Lastly, we’ll jump into HTML 101 where we’ll learn about what HTML is, how it’s useful, why we should learn it, and then we’ll be writing quite a bit of code.

There are 3 projects — one at the end of each module. This will give you hands-on experience every step of the way.

What separates this course from other courses is this is 100% beginner-friendly, there are no assumptions made about your skill level, and I’ve designed the curriculum to help you learn properlymeaning you won’t need to take another HTML course if you don’t want to — you’ll be completely set up for success as a beginner web developer.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Web Development Fundamentals

Lecture 1: What is web development?

Lecture 2: How to get into web development

Lecture 3: What does it take to get into web development?

Lecture 4: Web development tools

Lecture 5: How websites are created

Lecture 6: Frontend vs. backend coding

Lecture 7: Fullstack web development

Lecture 8: Working with teams

Lecture 9: Open source

Lecture 10: Dont reinvent the wheel

Lecture 11: Getting started

Chapter 2: Understanding Websites

Lecture 1: Introduction to Understanding Websites

Lecture 2: What is a browser?

Lecture 3: What does your browser do?

Lecture 4: What are web requests?

Lecture 5: The request lifecycle

Lecture 6: What are server responses?

Lecture 7: Interpreting HTML, CSS and JavaScript

Lecture 8: Viewing your requests and responses

Lecture 9: Your project

Chapter 3: HTML 101: The beginners guide to coding

Lecture 1: HTML 101 Introduction

Lecture 2: What is HTML?

Lecture 3: Getting setup

Lecture 4: HTML syntax

Lecture 5: The base structure

Lecture 6: Page titles

Lecture 7: Paragraphs and headers

Lecture 8: Whitespace doesnt matter

Lecture 9: Nesting HTML elements

Lecture 10: Bold, italics and underline

Lecture 11: The div element

Lecture 12: Block elements vs. inline elements

Lecture 13: Linking to other pages

Lecture 14: Opening links in new windows

Lecture 15: Adding images

Lecture 16: Linking an image to a web page

Lecture 17: Horizontal rules

Lecture 18: HTML comments

Lecture 19: Lists

Lecture 20: CSS tags

Lecture 21: Script tags

Lecture 22: Sharing code with CodePen

Lecture 23: Finding extra support

Lecture 24: Your project

Chapter 4: HTML 201: Intermediate HTML

Lecture 1: Welcome to HTML 201

Lecture 2: No more underlines

Lecture 3: Internal links

Lecture 4: Favicons

Lecture 5: Asset pathing

Lecture 6: Introduction to tables

Lecture 7: Table rows and cells

Lecture 8: Merging table cells and rows

Lecture 9: Table and cell widths

Lecture 10: Table headers

Lecture 11: Inline CSS

Lecture 12: HTML classes

Lecture 13: HTML IDs

Lecture 14: Code formatting

Lecture 15: HTML entities

Lecture 16: Introduction to forms

Lecture 17: Input elements

Lecture 18: Textareas

Lecture 19: Buttons

Lecture 20: Dropdown menus

Lecture 21: Embedding videos

Lecture 22: Your Project

Instructors

Kalob Taulien
Web developer and coding instructor

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