Web Development is Very Easy: A Crash Course

Web Development is Very Easy: A Crash Course, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 110 lectures, based on 8 reviews, and has 47 subscribers.

You will learn about Web Development Fundamentals HTML CSS PHP C++ for Web Javascript MySQL jQuery Bootstrap Student Projects This course is ideal for individuals who are For everyone, willing to learn Web programming or No prior programming knowledge required It is particularly useful for For everyone, willing to learn Web programming or No prior programming knowledge required.

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Summary

Title: Web Development is Very Easy: A Crash Course

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 110

Number of Published Lectures: 110

Number of Curriculum Items: 110

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 110

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Web Development Fundamentals
HTML
CSS
PHP
C++ for Web
Javascript
MySQL
jQuery
Bootstrap
Student Projects

Who Should Attend

For everyone, willing to learn Web programming
No prior programming knowledge required

Target Audiences

For everyone, willing to learn Web programming
No prior programming knowledge required

Web Development very easy – And is matter fact ! you pay attention to mechanism and master just one back-end language you are a web-developer.

What is special? You will learn to code back-end not only using PHP but C++ as well in the additional chapter added, and your application will be as robust as any existing fast application on web.

Introduction

About the Instructor
Introduction to Course
How Web works?
Installation of Necessary Tools – Windows
Installation of Necessary Tools – Linux

HTML

Introduction to HTML
HTML Document Structure
Head Tag
Basic Text Formatting
Creating our first HTML file
Headings and Paragraphs
Links (anchor Tags)
Images (img Tag)
Lists (Unordered and Ordered)
Input Controls (Text, Password, Radio, Checkbox, Date , Time etc)
Extra date input controls (week, month)
Range input control
Combo box & List box (select Tag)
Text Areas (textarea Tag)
Forms (Form Tag)
Buttons (Submit, Reset)
Audio & Video controls
HTML Comments
<!DOCTYPE html> html5 standard
Script Tag (JavaScript)

PHP

Introduction to PHP
Enabling libraries
Basic output (HTTP basic headers)
Data types, Variables, Constants
Type-Casting
Comments in PHP, C++, JavaScript
Arrays (and their indices, indexes)
Decision making – Concepts
Decision making – Implementation (PHP, C++, JavaScript)
Operators (Comparison, Logical, Arithmetic)
Increment, Decrement operators
switch-case (PHP, C++, JavaScript)
Loops in PHP, C++, JavaScript
for – Loop
while – Loop
do-while – Loop
foreach – Loop
String manipulation – basics
Functions – basics
Variadic functions
Default arguments to function
Form submission program – GET & POST http methods
Security measures about incoming data
File IO
Sessions and some global variables
JSON data
Serialization
OOP in PHP – Object Oriented programming – an introduction
Inheritance
Access Modifiers – public, private, protected

Student database – Project v1 – using JSON file as data-store

Introduction to Project v1
Project Structure, Data Reading Writing Utility Script
Creating Homepage Listing
Add Student Record
Delete Record
Update Existing Record

MySQL

Introduction to MySQL
Designing a database Visually – no-code
CRUD – Create Table
CRUD – Insert data in table
CRUD – Update existing records in table
CRUD – Delete records from table
CRUD – Emptying or Drop a table
Connecting to MySQL from PHP – Using msqli
Connecting to MySQL from PHP – Using PDO

Student database – Project v2 – using MySQL

Update Utility file – a complete review of the project

CSS

Introduction to CSS
CSS basics
Bootstrap – What & Why
Bootstrap Grid system. Basics study
Bootstrap Form Controls basics
Let’s style our Project v2 UI using Bootstrap

JavaScript

Introduction to JavaScript
Basic output in JavaScript
Data types and Variables
Constants, let, var
Backticks in JavaScript
Comments in JavaScript
Classes in JavaScript
for – Loop using (in)
.forEach function
String manipulation in JavaScript
Functions in JavaScript
Local Storage

jQuery

Introduction to jQuery
Use of CSS Selectors in jQuery
DOM Manipulation
Ajax (3 ways to send & receive data on the fly)
Code tuning and some useful function in jQuery

Student database – Project v3 – updating UI using jQuery [ajax requests]

Set Class of student using jQuery first
Ajax calls explanation & JSON output

Additional chapter : C++ for web (overview + implementation)

Introduction to C++ for Web
Similarities and Differences – comparing C++ with PHP and JavaScript
Basic C++ program – general structure
Basic Output in C++
HTTP basic headers and output
Processing http GET and POST data using C++
Linking MySQL with our C++ application
Connecting to MySQL and running queries using C++

Additional : Student database – Project v4 – converting PHP project to C++

Converting utility.php to utility.h file
Converting index to C++ version
Converting add record to C++ version
Converting update record to C++ version
Converting delete record to C++ version

NOTE: Following Topics are planned but not part of the Couse at the moment, these will be gradually added.

Planned Topics

Hosting your website online
Cpanel, WHM, aaPanel
FTP basics
Deploying Database
Fast way to Transfer website data to another server
Compiling your C++ code on server
Generating PDF using external program
Reading Writing Office documents
Converting Image Formats
Converting PDF to other formats
Obfuscation of PHP Code
Obfuscation of Javascript Code
Generating EXE file of your PHP Project
Generating Browser based Desktop Application
Delivering & Running PHP Web application without Apache Web-server
MySQL Triggers
MySQL Temporary Tables
Garbing Externa Program output / getting job done by external programs
Image Manipulation using GD
CURL
Magic functions of PHP

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: About the Instructor

Lecture 2: Introduction to Course

Lecture 3: How Web works?

Lecture 4: What are Front-end & Back-end

Lecture 5: Installation of Necessary Tools – Windows

Lecture 6: Installation of Necessary Tools – Linux

Chapter 2: HTML

Lecture 1: Introduction to HTML

Lecture 2: HTML Document Structure

Lecture 3: Head Tag

Lecture 4: Basic Text Formatting

Lecture 5: Creating our first HTML file

Lecture 6: Headings and Paragraphs

Lecture 7: Links (Anchor Tags)

Lecture 8: Images (Img Tag)

Lecture 9: Lists (Unordered and Ordered)

Lecture 10: Input Controls (Text, Password, Radio, Checkbox, Date, Time etc)

Lecture 11: Extra date input controls (week, month)

Lecture 12: Range input control

Lecture 13: Combo box / List box (select Tag)

Lecture 14: Text Areas

Lecture 15: Forms (Form Tag)

Lecture 16: Buttons (Submit, Reset)

Lecture 17: Audio / Video controls

Lecture 18: HTML Comments

Lecture 19: <!DOCTYPE html> html5 standard

Lecture 20: script Tag

Chapter 3: PHP

Lecture 1: Introduction to PHP

Lecture 2: Enabling libraries

Lecture 3: Basic output

Lecture 4: Data types, Variables, Constants

Lecture 5: Type-Casting

Lecture 6: Comments in PHP, C++, JavaScript

Lecture 7: Arrays

Lecture 8: Decision making (if-else) – Concepts

Lecture 9: Decision making – Implementation (PHP, C++, JavaScript)

Lecture 10: Operators (Comparison, Logical, Arithmetic)

Lecture 11: Increment, Decrement operators

Lecture 12: switch-case (PHP, C++, JavaScript)

Lecture 13: Loops in PHP, C++, JavaScript

Lecture 14: for – Loop

Lecture 15: foreach -Loop

Lecture 16: while – Loop

Lecture 17: do-while – Loop

Lecture 18: String manipulation – basics

Lecture 19: Functions – basics

Lecture 20: Variadic functions

Lecture 21: Default arguments to function

Lecture 22: Form submission program – GET & POST http methods

Lecture 23: Security measures about incoming data

Lecture 24: File IO

Lecture 25: Sessions and some global variables

Lecture 26: JSON data

Lecture 27: Serialization

Lecture 28: OOP in PHP – Object Oriented programming – an introduction

Lecture 29: OOP – Inheritance

Lecture 30: OOP – Access Modifiers – public, private, protected

Chapter 4: Student database – Project v1 – using JSON file

Lecture 1: Introduction to Project v1

Lecture 2: Project Structure, Data Reading / Writing Utility Script

Lecture 3: Creating Homepage Listing

Lecture 4: Add Record

Lecture 5: Delete Record

Lecture 6: Update Existing Record

Chapter 5: MySQL

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Designing a database Visually – nocode

Lecture 3: CRUD – Create Table

Lecture 4: CRUD – Insert data in table

Lecture 5: CRUD – Delete records from table

Lecture 6: CRUD – Update existing records in table

Lecture 7: CRUD – Emptying or Drop a table

Lecture 8: Connecting to MySQL from PHP – Using msqli

Lecture 9: Connecting to MySQL from PHP – Using PDO

Chapter 6: Student database – Project v2 – using MySQL

Lecture 1: Explanation – Update Utility file – a review

Chapter 7: CSS

Lecture 1: Introduction to CSS

Lecture 2: CSS basics

Lecture 3: Bootstrap – What & Why

Lecture 4: Bootstrap Grid system. Basics study

Lecture 5: Bootstrap Form Controls basics

Lecture 6: Let's style of Project v2 UI using Bootstrap

Chapter 8: JavaScript (Fast Track)

Lecture 1: Introduction to JavaScript

Lecture 2: Basic output in JavaScript

Lecture 3: Data types and Variable

Lecture 4: Constants (const), let, var

Lecture 5: Backticks in JavaScript ` `

Lecture 6: Comments in JavaScript

Lecture 7: Classes in JavaScript

Lecture 8: for – Loop using (in)

Lecture 9: .forEach function

Lecture 10: String manipulation in JavaScript

Lecture 11: Functions in JavaScript

Lecture 12: Local Storage

Chapter 9: jQuery

Lecture 1: Introduction to jQuery

Instructors

Ali Shirani
CS Teacher / SCRUM Master / Manager PMO / Author

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