The Complete 2020 Web Developer Master Course

The Complete 2020 Web Developer Master Course, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 360 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 965 reviews, and has 30439 subscribers.

You will learn about HTML, CSS, JavaScript, the pillar of front end web development. HTML5 API's, such as IndexedDB & Web Storage. Sass, a very powerful CSS preprocessor. Bootstrap, the leading CSS framework for responsive web designs. Express, a flexible back end framework for Node js. MongoDB, the leading noSQL database. RESTful API's, an architecture for handling requests to your site. Angular, a front end JavaScript framework for handling single page applications. How to create and deploy to the web, your own Social Media website with loads of functionality. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in learning new things, especially web development! or Beginner designers who want to greatly increase their CSS skills or Beginner developers who are interested in learning advanced JavaScript. or Experienced developers from various backgrounds interested in learning the MEAN stack. It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in learning new things, especially web development! or Beginner designers who want to greatly increase their CSS skills or Beginner developers who are interested in learning advanced JavaScript. or Experienced developers from various backgrounds interested in learning the MEAN stack.

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Summary

Title: The Complete 2020 Web Developer Master Course

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 360

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 360

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 363

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 363

Original Price: $174.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, the pillar of front end web development.
HTML5 API's, such as IndexedDB & Web Storage.
Sass, a very powerful CSS preprocessor.
Bootstrap, the leading CSS framework for responsive web designs.
Express, a flexible back end framework for Node js.
MongoDB, the leading noSQL database.
RESTful API's, an architecture for handling requests to your site.
Angular, a front end JavaScript framework for handling single page applications.
How to create and deploy to the web, your own Social Media website with loads of functionality.

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in learning new things, especially web development!
Beginner designers who want to greatly increase their CSS skills
Beginner developers who are interested in learning advanced JavaScript.
Experienced developers from various backgrounds interested in learning the MEAN stack.

Target Audiences

Anyone interested in learning new things, especially web development!
Beginner designers who want to greatly increase their CSS skills
Beginner developers who are interested in learning advanced JavaScript.
Experienced developers from various backgrounds interested in learning the MEAN stack.

The Complete 2020 Web Developer Master Course has everything you need to become a Web Developer in 2020. Focusing on both Front and Back-end Development, with an emphasis on the MEAN Stack. During the course, there will be many challenges for the student to test what they’ve learned, and give them a chance to try to debug something or implement something on their own.

Projects

During the course we will build 6 unique projects, each fixated by a specific technology and purpose.

Clockworks (JavaScript Project)
Travel Forest (CSS Project)
Get It Done (HTML5 API’s Project)
Sleepy Mondays (Bootstrap Project)
Just Me (Express Project)
A Social Media (Angular Project)

What’s covered in this course?

Of course, the basics, HTML, CSS and JavaScript. But what else?

Express
MVC Architecture
Asynchronous JavaScript
RESTful Routing
Angular
Sass
Bootstrap
MongoDB
Flexbox
HTML5 API’s
Google Maps API

And much more!

If you get stuck on any part of the course, reach out in the Q/A or leave me a message explaining your problem. Sometimes a description of the problem and a code snippet will suffice to diagnose a problem. But other times for the more elusive errors/bugs, I’ll ask you to send me your full project code via email, where I will be able to investigate and find the problem for you. I know what it’s like to get stuck on something as a beginner, and this course can present some challenging material at times. I want you to know that I will do whatever I can to help you with any problem you get!

Happy Learning!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Atom Code Editor

Lecture 2: Creating Files & Directories

Lecture 3: Atom Settings & Packages

Lecture 4: Atom Keyboard Shortcuts

Lecture 5: Course Outline: Frontend

Lecture 6: Course Outline: Backend

Lecture 7: To Avoid Confusion

Lecture 8: How to Ask Good Questions

Lecture 9: Diagnosing Project Problems

Chapter 2: HTML & CSS

Lecture 1: HTML Boilerplate

Lecture 2: Creating A Simple Page

Lecture 3: Basic CSS

Lecture 4: Styling Our Simple Page

Lecture 5: Semantic HTML

Lecture 6: Selectors & Specificity

Lecture 7: Background Images

Lecture 8: Block and Inline

Lecture 9: HTML Forms

Lecture 10: The Box Model

Lecture 11: Making A Navbar

Lecture 12: HTML Tables

Chapter 3: Intro to JavaScript

Lecture 1: Logging

Lecture 2: Variables

Lecture 3: Expressions

Lecture 4: If Statements

Lecture 5: Logical Operators

Lecture 6: Functions

Lecture 7: Arrays

Lecture 8: Challenge: Greetings

Lecture 9: Objects

Lecture 10: Challenge: Company

Lecture 11: Equality

Lecture 12: Loops

Lecture 13: Math

Lecture 14: Challenge: Fizz Buzz

Lecture 15: Callbacks

Lecture 16: For in/of Loops

Chapter 4: The DOM

Lecture 1: Section Boilerplate

Lecture 2: JS In The Web

Lecture 3: Getting Elements

Lecture 4: Arrays of Elements

Lecture 5: Query Selector

Lecture 6: Events

Lecture 7: HTML Manipulation

Lecture 8: jQuery

Chapter 5: Clockworks

Lecture 1: Setting Up

Lecture 2: HTML & CSS

Lecture 3: Playing Sound With JS

Lecture 4: Detecting Changes

Lecture 5: Button Functions

Lecture 6: Freezing Inputs

Lecture 7: Finishing Up

Lecture 8: Note about the code.

Chapter 6: Intermediate CSS

Lecture 1: Units: Viewport Units

Lecture 2: Units: Relative Units

Lecture 3: Animations: Transitions

Lecture 4: Animations: Transforms

Lecture 5: Animations: Keyframes

Lecture 6: Positioning: Relative

Lecture 7: Positioning: Absolute

Lecture 8: Positioning: Fixed

Lecture 9: Positioning: Sticky

Lecture 10: Responsive Design: Media Queries

Chapter 7: Flexbox

Lecture 1: What is Flexbox?

Lecture 2: Axis & Direction

Lecture 3: Wrapping

Lecture 4: Life's A Beach Challenge

Lecture 5: Aligning Content

Lecture 6: Growing & Shrinking

Lecture 7: Holy Grail Challenge

Lecture 8: Aligning Items

Lecture 9: Order

Lecture 10: Flexbox Times Challenge

Chapter 8: Sass

Lecture 1: Installing Sass

Lecture 2: Compiling Sass Files

Lecture 3: Sass Syntax

Lecture 4: Variables

Lecture 5: Variable Scope

Lecture 6: Functions

Lecture 7: Mixins

Lecture 8: Mixin Challenge

Lecture 9: Extends

Lecture 10: Extends Challenge

Lecture 11: Conditionals

Lecture 12: Loops

Lecture 13: Partials

Chapter 9: Travel Forest

Lecture 1: Setup

Lecture 2: Project Code

Lecture 3: CSS Prerequisites

Instructors

Jesse Caine
Professional Web Developer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 5 votes
2 stars: 20 votes
3 stars: 101 votes
4 stars: 366 votes
5 stars: 473 votes

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