The Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp

The Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 265 lectures, based on 911 reviews, and has 12567 subscribers.

You will learn about This course is designed to teach students the fundamentals of Web Development Students will learn HTML, CSS, Flexbox, JavaScript, DOM Manipulation, jQuery, PHP, mySQL and more This course is ideal for individuals who are Students looking to learn full-stack web development including front-end web development. It is particularly useful for Students looking to learn full-stack web development including front-end web development.

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Summary

Title: The Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 265

Number of Published Lectures: 265

Number of Curriculum Items: 265

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 265

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

This course is designed to teach students the fundamentals of Web Development

Students will learn HTML, CSS, Flexbox, JavaScript, DOM Manipulation, jQuery, PHP, mySQL and more

Who Should Attend

Students looking to learn full-stack web development including front-end web development.

Target Audiences

Students looking to learn full-stack web development including front-end web development.

The Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp is designed to give students the fundamental skills required to become a talented, confident, full-stack web developer in 2020. Together, we will leave no stone unturned and cover each topic in detail. The course has over 31+ hours of high-quality, modern content. Topics include:

HTML 5

CSS 3

Front-end Web Development

The CSS Box Model

Responsive Design

Flexbox

JavaScript

DOM Manipulation

Animations

jQuery

PHP

mySQL

Databases

A CRUD Application

and more!

During the course we will build some cool projects together such as ‘Imperial Donuts’ a static website for a fictional donut company and we will make our own CRUD (Create, Read, Update and Delete) Application.

We will start with the very basics, learning HTML and the foundations of web development before moving onto CSS where we can apply styling to our web pages to make them look beautiful and elegant. Once we have learnt HTML & CSS we will then build a full website from scratch called ‘Imperial Donuts’ which will include a navigation bar, image grids, a header and a footer. After that we will learn all the fundamental concepts in JavaScript such as the primitive data types, variables, control flow, loops, if statements, DOM manipulation etc. so that we learn how to achieve functionality in web applications.

We will also learn jQuery so that we can apply nice fade affects to webpages and create our own custom animations. After that we will move onto PHP which is a server-side language that powers 79% of websites today. Then, we will learn how to ‘talk to’ or query a database using mySQL. Once we have mastered all the fundamentals of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, PHP & mySQL we will then build a CRUD application where the user can create, read, update and delete data.

When you have finished ‘The Full Stack Web Development Bootcamp’ you will be a talented, confident, full-stack web developer and the great news is the course will be consistently updated with new content.

Darragh

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Text Editor – Visual Studio Code

Chapter 2: Beginners HTML

Lecture 1: Headings

Lecture 2: Paragraphs

Lecture 3: Making Lists in HTML

Lecture 4: Adding Images

Lecture 5: Making A Basic Webpage

Lecture 6: Making Links in HTML

Lecture 7: Images As Links

Lecture 8: Making Tables in HTML

Chapter 3: Intermediate HTML

Lecture 1: The Span Tag in HTML

Lecture 2: Revisiting Links

Lecture 3: Comments in HTML

Lecture 4: Adding A Video in HTML

Lecture 5: Adding An Audio Player in HTML

Lecture 6: Introduction To Forms – Part 1

Lecture 7: Introduction To Forms – Part 2

Lecture 8: Introduction To Forms – Part 3 – Adding A Select Option

Lecture 9: Introduction To Forms – Part 4

Lecture 10: Introduction To Forms – Part 5 – Reviewing Forms

Lecture 11: Introduction To Forms – Part 6 – Adding A Checkbox

Lecture 12: Nested Lists in HTML

Lecture 13: Divs

Chapter 4: Introduction to CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

Lecture 1: Element Selectors – Part One

Lecture 2: Element Selectors – Part Two

Lecture 3: Class Selectors

Lecture 4: Multiple Class Selectors

Lecture 5: The ID Selector

Lecture 6: Review of Simple Selectors

Chapter 5: Intermediate CSS

Lecture 1: External Style Sheets

Lecture 2: Borders

Lecture 3: Padding

Lecture 4: Margin

Lecture 5: The CSS Box Model

Lecture 6: Making A Grid in CSS

Lecture 7: Aligning Text

Lecture 8: Styling Text

Lecture 9: Adding A Background Image

Lecture 10: Making An Image Grid

Chapter 6: Advanced CSS

Lecture 1: Styling Lists

Lecture 2: Styling Links

Lecture 3: Positioning in CSS

Lecture 4: Making The Olympic Symbols

Lecture 5: Making A Navigation Bar

Lecture 6: CSS Colors

Lecture 7: Styling Forms

Lecture 8: Styling Tables

Lecture 9: Gradients

Lecture 10: Google Fonts

Chapter 7: Making The Imperial Donuts Website

Lecture 1: Imperial Donuts – Overview

Lecture 2: Imperial Donuts – Making The Body

Lecture 3: Imperial Donuts – Making The Nav

Lecture 4: Imperial Donuts – Styling The Nav

Lecture 5: Imperial Donuts – Styling The Header

Lecture 6: Imperial Donuts – Styling The Straplines

Lecture 7: Imperial Donuts – Styling The Section Headings

Lecture 8: Imperial Donuts – About Section Layout

Lecture 9: Imperial Donuts – Formatting The About Text Box

Lecture 10: Imperial Donuts – Laying Out The First Image Grid

Lecture 11: Imperial Donuts – Finishing The First Image Grid

Lecture 12: Imperial Donuts – Getting The Main Grid Ready

Lecture 13: Imperial Donuts – Finishing The Main Grid Layout

Lecture 14: Imperial Donuts – Adding Images To The First Row

Lecture 15: Imperial Donuts – Adding Images To The Second Row

Lecture 16: Imperial Donuts – Finishing The Main Image Grid

Lecture 17: Imperial Donuts – Laying Out The Stores Grid

Lecture 18: Imperial Donuts – Styling The Stores Grid

Lecture 19: Imperial Donuts – Styling The Footer

Lecture 20: Imperial Donuts – Embedding The Social Media Icons

Lecture 21: Imperial Donuts – Finishing Imperial Donuts

Lecture 22: Imperial Donuts – Some Final Touches

Chapter 8: Responsive Design

Lecture 1: What Is Responsiveness?

Lecture 2: Introducing Media Queries

Lecture 3: Styling Multiple Selectors With Media Queries

Lecture 4: Applying Multiple Styles With Media Queries

Lecture 5: Media Query Minimum Width

Lecture 6: Using Multiple Media Queries

Lecture 7: Introduction To CSS Flexbox

Lecture 8: Using Media Queries & CSS Flexbox

Lecture 9: CSS Flexbox – Justifying Content

Lecture 10: Making A Responsive Page

Lecture 11: CSS Flexbox – Aligning Items

Lecture 12: Units of Measurement Tutorial

Lecture 13: CSS Flexbox Online Resources

Chapter 9: Introduction to JavaScript

Lecture 1: JavaScript Overview

Lecture 2: External JavaScript

Lecture 3: Using The Console

Lecture 4: Introduction To Variables

Lecture 5: Variables Part 2

Lecture 6: Introduction to let & const

Lecture 7: Introduction To Strings

Instructors

Darragh ONeill
Software Developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 7 votes

2 stars: 11 votes

3 stars: 66 votes

4 stars: 291 votes

5 stars: 536 votes

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