Web Developers Beginner Guide #35

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Overview:

This is where it all begins!

Hand in hand with the introduction of all the necessary tools you need to create real, functional websites. You will learn what web developers really do to lay the foundation you need for later courses.

 

The Basics:

This action will cover the baseline knowledge you need before getting into the more ‘programming’ aspects of web development.

1.        How this courses will work?

2.      Introduction to web development

3.      Gearing Up

4.      Join the Odin community

5.      How Does the Web Work?

 

Installation:

In this section you will configure your development environment and install some software required for web development.

1.        Installation Overview

2.      Prerequisites

3.      Text Editors

4.      Command Line Basics

5.      Setting Up Git

 

Git Basics:

In this section you can get to know the basics of Git and share your tentative and interact with others on the projects.

1.        Introduction to Git

2.      Git Basics

3.      Project: Practicing Git Basics

 

The Front End:

In this section you’ll spend a good deal of time getting familiars with the major client-side (browser based) languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You need to create a webpage with HTML / CSS and learn some programming basics with JavaScript. Introduction to the front End

1.        HTML and CSS basics

2.      Developers Tools

3.      Projects: HTML/CSS

 

JavaScript Basics

Here we will finally learn how to dig JavaScript and make the web dynamic.

1.        Fundamentals part 1

2.      Fundamentals part 2

3.      Developers Tools 2

4.      Fundamental part 3

5.      Project: Rock paper scissors

6.      Clean code

7.      Fundamental part 4

8.      DOM manipulation

9.      Project: Etch-a-sketch

10.   Fundamental part 5

11.     Project: Calculator

 

 

 

 


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