Richard Stibbard's "Ultimate Web Development Course"

Richard Stibbard's "Ultimate Web Development Course", available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 136 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 646 reviews, and has 23806 subscribers.

You will learn about Flexible course design allows for complete beginners or more advanced learners Learn HTML5, CSS, MySQL, PHP, jQuery and AJAX in one working project Up-to-date coding standards using mysqli and prepared statements to ensure database security Instant update website – the most modern web interface Detailed coverage of programming logic and dynamic website coding processes Accompanying FREE PDF or Kindle book allows full-text search of the course This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in web design and development or No prior knowledge needed It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in web design and development or No prior knowledge needed.

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Summary

Title: Richard Stibbard's "Ultimate Web Development Course"

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 136

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 136

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 139

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 139

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Flexible course design allows for complete beginners or more advanced learners
Learn HTML5, CSS, MySQL, PHP, jQuery and AJAX in one working project
Up-to-date coding standards using mysqli and prepared statements to ensure database security
Instant update website – the most modern web interface
Detailed coverage of programming logic and dynamic website coding processes
Accompanying FREE PDF or Kindle book allows full-text search of the course

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in web design and development
No prior knowledge needed

Target Audiences

Anyone interested in web design and development
No prior knowledge needed

“This has been one of the best web courses ever. It should be used as a model by almost anyone thinking of teaching on the web. It has cleared out nearly a decade of web programming cobwebs. The fact you have made a course which is complete end-to-end is impressive. The fact that code examples all work puts nearly every programming book and most web courses to shame.”
Paul Wolfson, Principal Investigator, Dallas Legal Technology

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“The Ultimate Web Development course is the most user friendly course I have encountered to date. Additionally, the lecturer, Dr. Richard Stibbard is extremely committed and accessible. Oh! If only all the on-line lecturers could take a page from his book.”
Urich Wilmot-Hoyte

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“Solid Full Stack Development course– I have been through numerous other books and courses trying to get up to speed on CSS, JQuery, Ajax, and PHP, and so far this is the most effective. I think there are two keys to it’s success. First, the app developed throughout the course is reasonably complex and whether its a particular look in CSS or behaviour in jQuery, it accurately reflects what modern apps really look like. Next, there is enough hands on coding in all the tools that it really begins to stick. HIghly recommended for anyone wanting broad introduction to modern web development that really touches almost all the bases.”
Donald Brummel

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Taught by freelance developer and experienced online educator Dr. Richard Stibbard, this course takes you in easy steps through the entire process of building an up-to-date web interface which updates its database and HTML on the fly without the need for page refreshes, rather like the ‘Add to Favourites’ function on Youtube or Trivago’s hotel search.

You will learn how to:

structure a website using HTML5
apply styling with cascading stylesheets (CSS)
convert a static site to a dynamic one using PHP
remove inefficient duplicate code
use PHP functionsto isolate variables
use MySQLiand prepared statements for secure database queries
manipulate page content immediately with jQuery
update the database silently with AJAX
upload the project to a web host and deal with important security considerations.
PDF version of the course allows full-text search

The course is equally suitable for beginners or more advanced students. For beginners there are step-by-step instructions which take you through every step of the project until all the principles have been covered, and then hand over to assignments which allow you to put into practice what you have learned before you see the solutions.

For learners already familiar with some aspects of web design and development who want to move onto specific points more quickly, incremental working filesand clear guidance are provided at every stage, allowing you to skip lessons you do not need and rejoin the course at any point without losing track of the necessary code.

With studio quality audio, widescreen HD video, and incremental versions of the source code, this efficiently organized course teaches up-to-date coding techniques and gives comprehensive coverage of an important aspect of modern web development.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Working Files, eBook and Bookmarks

Chapter 2: Komodo Text Editor

Lecture 1: Introducing Komodo Edit

Lecture 2: Download Komodo Edit

Lecture 3: Configure Komodo Edit

Chapter 3: Local Webserver Installation

Lecture 1: Introducing XAMPP

Lecture 2: Download and Install XAMPP

Lecture 3: Troubleshooting XAMPP installation (1)

Lecture 4: Troubleshooting XAMPP installation (2)

Lecture 5: Change Server Timezone (Optional)

Lecture 6: XAMPP Tools and phpMyAdmin

Chapter 4: Bare Bones HTML5

Lecture 1: Introducing HTML5

Lecture 2: Bare bones HTML – Movies List Page

Lecture 3: Bare Bones HTML – Single Movie Page

Lecture 4: Bare Bones HTML – Admin Page

Chapter 5: Styling with CSS

Lecture 1: Introduction to Styling with CSS

Lecture 2: CSS Reset

Lecture 3: Styling with Classes and IDs

Lecture 4: Applying Classes to index.html

Lecture 5: Box Layout

Lecture 6: HTML-shiv for IE8

Lecture 7: Styling the header and top navigation

Lecture 8: Styling the favourites and movie list panel

Lecture 9: Styling the footer

Lecture 10: Styling the single movie page

Lecture 11: Styling the admin pages

Lecture 12: Creating background images with a CSS sprite

Lecture 13: Cross-browser compatibility check

Lecture 14: Validate HTML

Chapter 6: Essential PHP

Lecture 1: Introduction to PHP

Lecture 2: Combining PHP and HTML to display strings, variables, and HTML tags

Lecture 3: Echoing quote marks – String delimiters

Lecture 4: PHP Conditions

Lecture 5: Switch … case

Lecture 6: PHP Loops

Lecture 7: PHP Includes

Lecture 8: Arrays

Lecture 9: Passing variables in the URL

Lecture 10: Passing variables without their appearing in the URL

Lecture 11: Guarding against missing variables

Lecture 12: Functions and variable scope

Lecture 13: Passing data to functions with parameters

Chapter 7: MySQL in phpMyAdmin

Lecture 1: What is a Database

Lecture 2: Create a database, add tables

Lecture 3: Insert data

Lecture 4: Import data

Lecture 5: Select records

Lecture 6: Update existing database records

Lecture 7: Select favourites

Lecture 8: Delete records, empty and delete tables and database

Chapter 8: MySQL in PHP

Lecture 1: Initialise and connect to a database with mysqli

Lecture 2: Select all records from a database

Lecture 3: Select matching records using WHERE … AND

Lecture 4: SQL injection demonstrated

Lecture 5: Combating SQL injection with mysqli real_escape_string

Lecture 6: Combating SQL injection with prepared statements

Lecture 7: Add data through PHP interface

Lecture 8: Delete data through PHP interface

Chapter 9: From static HTML to dynamic PHP

Lecture 1: Introduction to Section 9 – PHP

Lecture 2: Efficient, reusable code with PHP includes

Lecture 3: One index file for single movie and movies list

Lecture 4: One admin file for users and movies admin

Lecture 5: Initialise and connect to the favourite movies database

Lecture 6: Displaying dynamic data – the list of users

Lecture 7: Convert users list to function

Lecture 8: Set include paths in parent files

Lecture 9: User navigation – test if valid user set

Lecture 10: Set parameters for show users function

Lecture 11: Parameterised show users function

Lecture 12: Catching missing and invalid user_id

Lecture 13: ASSIGNMENT: Write the favourite movies display function

Lecture 14: The favourite movies display function

Lecture 15: ASSIGNMENT: Write the non-favourites display function

Lecture 16: The non-favourite movies display

Lecture 17: Insert personal greeting on movie list page

Lecture 18: The single movie display

Lecture 19: Catching missing and invalid user input – movie_id

Lecture 20: Catching empty movie-goers table

Lecture 21: ASSIGNMENT – Catching empty movies table

Lecture 22: Catching empty movies table

Lecture 23: Data-dependent title for favourites list

Lecture 24: Data-dependent welcome in movie list display

Lecture 25: Data-dependent link on single movie page

Lecture 26: ASSIGNMENT – Putting dynamic data into the movie admin table

Lecture 27: Dynamic data in movies admin table

Lecture 28: Dynamic data in users admin table

Lecture 29: Check again for cross-browser compatibility

Lecture 30: Validate HTML

Instructors

Richard Stibbard
Web Developer and Online Educator

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes
2 stars: 9 votes
3 stars: 58 votes
4 stars: 202 votes
5 stars: 368 votes

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