Core Web Development 1: Get used to the basics

Core Web Development 1: Get used to the basics, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 93 lectures, 41 quizzes, based on 11 reviews, and has 179 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a web document in HTML Design a web document with CSS Deploy a web to a web server through Amazon Web Services Get your project under version control Use a library Bootstrap to speed up your design work Use an online development environment Cloud 9 This course is ideal for individuals who are Any beginner who wants to create value through creating the web or Any beginner who is struggling with difficult learning resources or Any beginner who wants to have a good start to the long journey of learing web development It is particularly useful for Any beginner who wants to create value through creating the web or Any beginner who is struggling with difficult learning resources or Any beginner who wants to have a good start to the long journey of learing web development.

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Summary

Title: Core Web Development 1: Get used to the basics

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 93

Number of Quizzes: 41

Number of Published Lectures: 93

Number of Published Quizzes: 41

Number of Curriculum Items: 134

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 134

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a web document in HTML
Design a web document with CSS
Deploy a web to a web server through Amazon Web Services
Get your project under version control
Use a library Bootstrap to speed up your design work
Use an online development environment Cloud 9

Who Should Attend

Any beginner who wants to create value through creating the web
Any beginner who is struggling with difficult learning resources
Any beginner who wants to have a good start to the long journey of learing web development

Target Audiences

Any beginner who wants to create value through creating the web
Any beginner who is struggling with difficult learning resources
Any beginner who wants to have a good start to the long journey of learing web development

Learning Web Development is NOT easy

Learning about web development is never easy because it requires knowledge of multiple languages, programming methodologies, computer science theories and getting used to many development tools. You also need to get lots of development experiences under your belt to finally be able to create a decent web. As a matter of fact, all these things require a lot of discipline of you.�

Build up a Foundation in the only Basics

So you should get a foundation in the basics first and then later dive deep as a specialist in an area that appeals to you. This course has been designed specifically for the complete beginner who wants to get a strong foundation of web development. Basically you will learn a few selected very basics of web development technologies. The course includes:

93 Lectures
28 Coding Exercises
13 Quizzes
Code-Alongs
Projects
Assignments
Downloads

Contents and Overview

This course has 6 sections and each section deals with the following subjects.

Section 1: Introduction to Web Development

Section 2: Creating a web document in HTML

Section 3: Running Your Web by Deploying it to a Web Server

Section 4: Designing a web with CSS

Section 5: Safeguard Your Project with Version Control

Section 6: Improving Productivity by using a library Bootstrap

To summarize what you will be able to do by the end of the course, you will be able to create a web document in HTML and design it with CSS and Bootstrap. You will be able to get your web development under version control using Git and Github. And finally, you will be able to deploy your web to a web server so that everyone can see you web in public.

The Course designed for the Novice

What I focus on as an instruction designer when designing a course is get students get a strong foundation in the basics through practices. So you will be able to understand basic concepts of web development first through the lectures, then make sure if your understand them correctly through the quizzes, practice what you learn through the coding exercises and work on your own project as a course assignment.

This course has been particularly designed for novice learners who want to learn creating a web. The course focuses heavily on the basics. And you will not be surprised or discouraged by the not explained jargons or jumping to the higher difficulties all of a sudden.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Web Development

Lecture 1: Introduction – part 1

Lecture 2: Introduction – part 2

Lecture 3: The web and the internet

Chapter 2: Creating a web document in HTML

Lecture 1: Creating a web document in HTML

Lecture 2: Using Cloud 9 for creating a web document

Lecture 3: Analyzing the web document

Lecture 4: Heading & Paragraph

Lecture 5: Text Formatting and Link

Lecture 6: The Image Element

Lecture 7: List & Table (1/2)

Lecture 8: List & Table (2/2)

Lecture 9: HTML5 Semantic Elements

Lecture 10: Why should we work on project?

Lecture 11: Web Development Process

Lecture 12: Drawing a Prototype

Lecture 13: The Self Introduction Web: Implementation of a Prototype (1/2)

Lecture 14: The Self Introduction Web: Implementation of a Prototype (2/2)

Lecture 15: Assignment 1: Create your own self-introduction page

Lecture 16: The Self Introduction Web with a Navigation Menu (1/2)

Lecture 17: The Self Introduction Web with a Navigation Menu (2/2)

Lecture 18: Assignment 2: Make the web into multiple pages

Lecture 19: Use your own Tech library using Evernote

Chapter 3: Running Your Web by Deploying it to a Web Server

Lecture 1: Intoduction to Deployment

Lecture 2: What is Amazon Web Services?

Lecture 3: Getting ready to use AWS

Lecture 4: Deploying a web to S3 (1/2)

Lecture 5: Deploying a web to S3 (2/2)

Chapter 4: Designing a Web with CSS

Lecture 1: Introduction to CSS (1/4)

Lecture 2: Introduction to CSS (2/4)

Lecture 3: Introduction to CSS (3/4)

Lecture 4: Introduction to CSS (4/4)

Lecture 5: CSS Properties – The Text Related Properties (1/2)

Lecture 6: CSS Properties – The Text Related Properties (2/2)

Lecture 7: CSS Properties – List and Table (1/2)

Lecture 8: CSS Properties – List and Table (2/2)

Lecture 9: The Box Model (1/3)

Lecture 10: The Box Model (2/3)

Lecture 11: The Box Model (3/3)

Lecture 12: The box model related CSS properties: Borders

Lecture 13: The box model related CSS properties: Margins

Lecture 14: Links, Display and Selectors (1/5)

Lecture 15: Links, Display and Selectors (2/5)

Lecture 16: Links, Display and Selectors (3/5)

Lecture 17: Links, Display and Selectors (4/5)

Lecture 18: Links, Display and Selectors (5/5)

Lecture 19: Design the self introduction web with CSS (1/3)

Lecture 20: Design the self introduction web with CSS (2/3)

Lecture 21: Design the self introduction web with CSS (3/3)

Chapter 5: Safeguard Your Project with Version Control

Lecture 1: Introduction to Version Control (1/4)

Lecture 2: Introduction to Version Control (2/4)

Lecture 3: Introduction to Version Control (3/4)

Lecture 4: Introduction to Version Control (4/4)

Lecture 5: Git Basics (1/6)

Lecture 6: Git Basics (2/6)

Lecture 7: Git Basics (3/6)

Lecture 8: Git Basics (4/6)

Lecture 9: Git Basics (5/6)

Lecture 10: Git Basics (6/6)

Lecture 11: Github Basics (1/3)

Lecture 12: Github Basics (2/3)

Lecture 13: Github Basics (3/3)

Lecture 14: Working on under version control (1/3)

Lecture 15: Working on under version control (2/3)

Lecture 16: Working on under version control (3/3)

Chapter 6: Improving Productivity by using a library Bootstrap

Lecture 1: Introduction to Bootstrap (1/2)

Lecture 2: Introduction to Bootstrap (2/2)

Instructors

Daniel Lin
Life Mentor

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