Elm – The Complete Guide (a web development video tutorial)

Elm – The Complete Guide (a web development video tutorial), available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 85 lectures, based on 100 reviews, and has 794 subscribers.

You will learn about Build modern web apps using Elm Create your own web site with a high quality long term foundation Fix an old chaotic legacy web app moving to the solid Elm architecture Learn all about Elm, including visual design, business rules modeling and browser integration using ports This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers that want to learn to create how to create modern web apps or Frontend developers looking for a better good alternative to Javascript and old traditional frameworks or Backend developers that want to become full-stack developers without drowning on the whole Javascript nightmare or If you are overwhelmed by the spaghetti configuration style with Javascript projects you may found a refreshing better way using Elm It is particularly useful for Developers that want to learn to create how to create modern web apps or Frontend developers looking for a better good alternative to Javascript and old traditional frameworks or Backend developers that want to become full-stack developers without drowning on the whole Javascript nightmare or If you are overwhelmed by the spaghetti configuration style with Javascript projects you may found a refreshing better way using Elm.

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Summary

Title: Elm – The Complete Guide (a web development video tutorial)

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 85

Number of Published Lectures: 85

Number of Curriculum Items: 85

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 85

Original Price: $27.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build modern web apps using Elm
Create your own web site with a high quality long term foundation
Fix an old chaotic legacy web app moving to the solid Elm architecture
Learn all about Elm, including visual design, business rules modeling and browser integration using ports

Who Should Attend

Developers that want to learn to create how to create modern web apps
Frontend developers looking for a better good alternative to Javascript and old traditional frameworks
Backend developers that want to become full-stack developers without drowning on the whole Javascript nightmare
If you are overwhelmed by the spaghetti configuration style with Javascript projects you may found a refreshing better way using Elm

Target Audiences

Developers that want to learn to create how to create modern web apps
Frontend developers looking for a better good alternative to Javascript and old traditional frameworks
Backend developers that want to become full-stack developers without drowning on the whole Javascript nightmare
If you are overwhelmed by the spaghetti configuration style with Javascript projects you may found a refreshing better way using Elm

Create great web sites using this new cool language called Elm, join us and learn how to develop professional nice looking web apps for your blog, your company or your next own startup.

The class is a hands on with practice videos you can follow at your own pace, the reference code is at GitHub for every step of the class. Optionally you can just jump to the last lecture of each section to get the complete code and advance quicker if you feel like to.

We are going to learn how to:

Setup a productive and fast development cycle using Elm Live
Create great visual user interfaces using Elm UI
Display powerful statistics graphs using Elm Charts
Develop solid business logic with The Elm Architecture
Use HTTP API remote calls with Elm JSON
Debug an Elm web application using the Elm Debugger
Design responsive web pages using Elm UI metrics
Make our web sites better using Accessibility with Elm
Draw animations using SVG and Elm SVG
Deploy to production using JAMStack

The teacher has vast experience from real battles developing big systems including HTTP JSON APIs, Thrift APIs, databases, the cloud, mobile and web apps.

Come and join us for learning Elm together, one of the most valuable pieces for developing successful professional web sites today.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Hello Elm

Lecture 2: Making changes

Lecture 3: Reset

Lecture 4: Growing

Lecture 5: Events

Lecture 6: Text Fields

Chapter 2: Installation

Lecture 1: Choose your operating system

Lecture 2: Install Elm with Ubuntu Linux

Lecture 3: Install Elm in Windows

Lecture 4: Install Elm in Mac

Chapter 3: First steps

Lecture 1: Simple page

Lecture 2: Embedded page

Lecture 3: Package page

Chapter 4: Our first Elm project

Lecture 1: Happy Birthday setup

Lecture 2: Happy Birthday buttons

Lecture 3: Happy Birthday live

Lecture 4: Happy Birthday input

Lecture 5: Happy Birthday improvements

Lecture 6: Happy Birthday new changes

Lecture 7: Happy Birthday refactor

Lecture 8: Happy Birthday better views

Chapter 5: Make it beautiful

Lecture 1: My dog setup

Lecture 2: My dog colors

Lecture 3: My dog image

Lecture 4: My dog fonts

Lecture 5: My doc content

Lecture 6: My dog better colors

Lecture 7: My dog themes

Lecture 8: My dog types

Lecture 9: My Dog imports

Lecture 10: My Dog semantics

Chapter 6: Using JSON

Lecture 1: Hello JSON setup

Lecture 2: Hello JSON data

Lecture 3: Hello JSON request

Lecture 4: Hello JSON run

Lecture 5: Hello JSON error detail

Lecture 6: Hello JSON result

Lecture 7: Hello JSON remote data

Chapter 7: JSON Interactive

Lecture 1: Books intro

Lecture 2: Books setup

Lecture 3: Books visuals

Lecture 4: Books searchbar

Lecture 5: Books JSON call

Lecture 6: Books JSON decoding

Lecture 7: Books reporting errors

Lecture 8: Books thumbnails

Lecture 9: Books links

Lecture 10: Books loading

Lecture 11: Books let

Lecture 12: Books enter key

Lecture 13: Books cards

Lecture 14: Books wrapped rows

Lecture 15: Books focused

Chapter 8: More control

Lecture 1: Counter setup

Lecture 2: Counter button

Lecture 3: Counter flags

Lecture 4: Counter ports

Chapter 9: Painting Charts

Lecture 1: Fruits setup

Lecture 2: Fruits colors

Chapter 10: Better quality

Lecture 1: Fuzz setup

Lecture 2: Fuzz run

Lecture 3: Fuzz tests

Lecture 4: Fuzz review

Lecture 5: Fuzz more

Chapter 11: Navigation

Lecture 1: Mini blog setup

Lecture 2: Mini blog external links

Lecture 3: Mini blog internal links

Lecture 4: Mini blog naive

Lecture 5: Mini blog soft links

Lecture 6: Mini blog module pages

Lecture 7: Mini blog models

Lecture 8: Mini blog updates

Lecture 9: Mini blog refactoring

Lecture 10: Mini blog commands

Lecture 11: Mini blog subscriptions

Lecture 12: Mini blogs clicks and links

Lecture 13: Mini blog UI

Lecture 14: Mini blog router

Chapter 12: Responsive

Lecture 1: Responsive setup

Lecture 2: Responsive detect

Lecture 3: Responsive layout

Chapter 13: Optimize and publish

Lecture 1: Simple deploy

Lecture 2: Better deploy

Lecture 3: Possible alternatives

Chapter 14: Additional Resources

Lecture 1: Additional Resources

Instructors

Carlos Saltos
Real life systems specialist

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 8 votes
4 stars: 30 votes
5 stars: 60 votes

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