Full-Stack Web Development For Beginners

Full-Stack Web Development For Beginners, available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 397 lectures, based on 656 reviews, and has 23936 subscribers.

You will learn about Be able to use frontend web development skills to build website : HTML ,CSS,JAVASCRIPT Learn to use bootstrap Build a calculator with frontend web development skills Build a Todo List using frontend web development skills Build an interactive quiz app with frontend web development skills Build a countdown timer using frontend web development skills Be able to use Node and Express for backend web development Learn how to use JavaScript ES6 Learn to use NoSQL Databases like MongoDB with your web development projects Learn to use SQL with PostgreSQL Learn to create databases and tables Learn to build a REST API from scratch Learn to use Chrome development tools Learn JSON , XML, AJAX Learn how to use version control with Git and Github Learn to use jQuery and create animations and chaining Learn how to interact with the command line interface Learn how routing works Build a chat application from scratch with backend web development skills: Node and express Learn how to deploy your applications to the world Learn React and build components This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to web development or Beginners to coding and programming or Students who want to build applications for the web . It is particularly useful for Beginners to web development or Beginners to coding and programming or Students who want to build applications for the web .

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Summary

Title: Full-Stack Web Development For Beginners

Price: $84.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 397

Number of Published Lectures: 397

Number of Curriculum Items: 397

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 397

Original Price: $174.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Be able to use frontend web development skills to build website : HTML ,CSS,JAVASCRIPT

Learn to use bootstrap

Build a calculator with frontend web development skills

Build a Todo List using frontend web development skills

Build an interactive quiz app with frontend web development skills

Build a countdown timer using frontend web development skills

Be able to use Node and Express for backend web development

Learn how to use JavaScript ES6

Learn to use NoSQL Databases like MongoDB with your web development projects

Learn to use SQL with PostgreSQL

Learn to create databases and tables

Learn to build a REST API from scratch

Learn to use Chrome development tools

Learn JSON , XML, AJAX

Learn how to use version control with Git and Github

Learn to use jQuery and create animations and chaining

Learn how to interact with the command line interface

Learn how routing works

Build a chat application from scratch with backend web development skills: Node and express

Learn how to deploy your applications to the world

Learn React and build components

Who Should Attend

Beginners to web development

Beginners to coding and programming

Students who want to build applications for the web .

Target Audiences

Beginners to web development

Beginners to coding and programming

Students who want to build applications for the web .

A full stack developer is a web developer or engineer who can develop both the front end and back end of a website or application.

They can tackle projects that involve databases, building user-facing websites, or even work with clients during the planning phase of projects.

Full stack web developers usually have some of the following  front end and back end skill sets.

Front End Skills ( This is used to build the client software or application)

HTML

CSS

Bootstrap

JavaScript

JSON

XML

JQuery

Angular

React

Back End Skills ( This is used to build the server software or application)

Nodejs

Expressjs

REST

SQL

MongoDB

Python

Java

C#

ASP

PHP

RUBY

C++

Being a full-stack web developer equips you with the skill set to develop web based projects. You can prototype quickly and switch between front and back end  development based on requirements.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is Full -Stack Web Development

Lecture 3: Web Development Tools

Lecture 4: Installing Text Editors

Lecture 5: Installing SublimeText

Lecture 6: Installing Visual Studio Code

Lecture 7: Installing Web Browsers

Lecture 8: What is HTTP

Lecture 9: How the web works

Lecture 10: Planning your web project

Lecture 11: Sketching your web project

Lecture 12: Choosing Assets

Lecture 13: Creating Project Directory

Chapter 2: Learning HTML

Lecture 1: What is HTML

Lecture 2: Anatomy of an HTML Element

Lecture 3: Basic structure of an HTML Document

Lecture 4: Creating a basic HTML Document Structure : Part 1

Lecture 5: Creating a basic HTML Document Structure : Part 2

Lecture 6: Creating a basic HTML Document Structure : Part 3

Lecture 7: HTML Attributes

Lecture 8: Marking Up Text

Lecture 9: Creating Links

Lecture 10: HTML Code Comments

Lecture 11: Viewing HTML Source Code

Chapter 3: Learning CSS

Lecture 1: What is CSS

Lecture 2: Ways to apply CSS

Lecture 3: Styling Multiple Properties

Lecture 4: Styling multiple elements

Lecture 5: Modifying CSS

Lecture 6: CSS Basic Selectors

Lecture 7: Css Comments

Lecture 8: CSS Box Model

Lecture 9: CSS Margin and Padding Property

Lecture 10: Changing Background Color

Lecture 11: CSS Border Property

Lecture 12: CSS Positioning

Lecture 13: CSS Display Property

Lecture 14: CSS Font Property

Lecture 15: Using Google Fonts

Chapter 4: Introduction to Bootstrap

Lecture 1: What is Bootstrap

Lecture 2: Bootstrap Installation Options

Lecture 3: Download Bootstrap

Lecture 4: Bootstrap Dependencies

Lecture 5: Bootstrap Minimum Template

Lecture 6: Basic HTML Document Anatomy

Lecture 7: Create a basic website with Bootstrap

Lecture 8: Create Buttons Using Bootstrap

Lecture 9: Create Progress Bar Using Bootstrap

Chapter 5: Learning JavaScript

Lecture 1: What is JavaScript

Lecture 2: Where to place JavaScript

Lecture 3: JavaScript Variables

Lecture 4: Variable Naming Convention

Lecture 5: JavaScript Arrays

Lecture 6: Data Types

Lecture 7: Mixing Data Types

Lecture 8: JavaScript Operators

Lecture 9: Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 10: Operator Precedence

Lecture 11: String Operators

Lecture 12: Comparison Operators

Lecture 13: Logical Operators

Lecture 14: TypeOf Operators

Lecture 15: Conditional Statements

Lecture 16: Functions

Lecture 17: JavaScript Code Comments

Lecture 18: Linting Tools

Lecture 19: JavaScript Events

Lecture 20: Changing Images on a webpage

Lecture 21: Fixing JS Lint Warnings : Part 1

Lecture 22: Fixing JS Lint Warnings : Part 2

Lecture 23: Adding Welcome Message to Web Page

Chapter 6: Introduction to Chrome Developer Tool

Lecture 1: What is Chrome Developer Tools

Lecture 2: Setting up environment

Lecture 3: What is ATOM

Lecture 4: Installing Atom

Lecture 5: ATOM Live Server

Lecture 6: The DOM

Lecture 7: How to access chrome dev tools

Lecture 8: Resource Files

Lecture 9: DevTools Groups

Lecture 10: Exploring Dev Tools Options

Lecture 11: Simulating Mobile Devices

Lecture 12: Working with Element Panel

Lecture 13: Setting Up Persistence

Lecture 14: Editing The Box Model

Lecture 15: Using The Console

Lecture 16: Exploring Other DevTools Panels

Lecture 17: Debugging JavaScript Using DevTools

Lecture 18: Step 1: Reproducing the bug

Lecture 19: Step 2: Pausing the code with a breakpoint

Lecture 20: Step 3: Stepping through the code

Lecture 21: Step 4: Setting up another breakpoint

Lecture 22: Step 5: Checking variables values

Lecture 23: Step 6: Applying fix to code base

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3 stars: 91 votes

4 stars: 254 votes

5 stars: 275 votes

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