Web Developer For Beginners Like Never Before

Web Developer For Beginners – Like Never Before
Published 11/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz

Learn HTML 5, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, Ajax, JSON, Git, Bootstrap, Ruby on Rails and SQL

What you’ll learn

Create and structure web pages using semantic elements

Learn best practices for clean and accessible code

Learn best practices for clean and accessible code

Use advanced features like flexbox and grid for responsive designs

Add interactivity to web pages with dynamic content

Simplify JavaScript with ready-to-use methods for animations, DOM manipulation, and event handling

Build real-time web applications by sending and receiving data asynchronously

Work with GitHub to manage and showcase projects

Create responsive, mobile-first websites quickly with pre-designed components

Develop full-stack web applications using this powerful framework -Ruby on Rails

Work with databases to store, retrieve, and manipulate data

Understand key concepts like queries, joins, and relational database design

You want to create and manage your own websites without relying on external developers.

Requirements

Not at all

Description

Overview

Section 1: The Web and Internet

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is the Web and Internet

Lecture 3 What is HTTP

Lecture 4 Installing web browsers

Lecture 5 What is an API

Lecture 6 Planning your web project

Lecture 7 Sketching your website design

Lecture 8 Choosing Assets

Lecture 9 Creating project folder structure

Section 2: Installing Text Editors

Lecture 10 Installing SublimeText

Lecture 11 Installing visual studio code

Lecture 12 Installing Brackets and Atom

Lecture 13 Installing Notepad

Section 3: Introduction to HTML

Lecture 14 What is HTML

Lecture 15 The Anatomy of an HTML Element

Lecture 16 Basic structure of an HTML Document

Lecture 20 HTML Attributes

Lecture 21 Marking UP Text

Lecture 22 Setting up links on webpage

Lecture 23 Adding comments to your HTML

Lecture 24 The source code

Section 4: HTML Forms

Lecture 25 Introduction

Lecture 26 Creating a simple form

Lecture 27 Creating a Textarea

Lecture 28 Creating a form with dropdwn list

Lecture 29 Grouping data

Lecture 31 Adding css to the form

Lecture 32 Storing form input locally

Section 5: Introduction to CSS

Lecture 33 What is CSS

Lecture 34 How to apply css to web page

Lecture 35 Styling multiple properties

Lecture 36 Styling multiple elements

Lecture 37 Modifying Css

Lecture 38 Basic CSS Selectors

Lecture 39 Adding comments to css

Lecture 40 The Box Model

Lecture 41 Setting margins and padding

Lecture 42 Setting background color

Lecture 43 Using Display property

Lecture 44 Positioning and styling page title

Lecture 45 The font property

Lecture 46 Google fonts

Section 6: CSS Positioning

Lecture 47 The syntax

Lecture 48 Static Positioning

Lecture 49 Relative Positioning

Lecture 50 Horizontal and Vertical Display

Lecture 51 Containing elements with Overflow

Lecture 52 Fixed Positioning

Lecture 53 Z-index

Section 7: Introduction to Bootstrap

Lecture 54 What is Bootstrap

Lecture 55 Accessing Bootstrap

Lecture 56 Bootstrap Overview

Lecture 57 Create a basic website

Lecture 58 Create a progress bar

Lecture 59 Create a carousel of rotating images

Section 8: Introduction to JavaScript

Lecture 60 What is JavaScript

Lecture 61 The developer console

Lecture 62 The Syntax

Lecture 63 What are Statements

Lecture 64 What are expressions

Lecture 65 Executing a Program

Lecture 66 Output

Lecture 67 Input

Lecture 68 Adding comments to your code

Lecture 71 Data Types

Lecture 72 Operators

Lecture 73 Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 74 Assignment Operators

Lecture 75 Operator Precedence

Lecture 76 String Operators

Lecture 77 Comparison Operators

Lecture 78 Logical Operators

Lecture 79 Arrays

Lecture 80 Conditional Statements

Lecture 81 Functions

Section 9: Introduction to JQuery

Lecture 82 Introduction

Lecture 83 Acessing jQuery

Lecture 84 jQuery selectors

Lecture 85 jQuery Event Handler Functions

Lecture 86 jQuery Animations

Lecture 87 jQuery Chaining

Lecture 88 jQuery Callback Functions

Section 10: Ajax and JSON

Lecture 89 What is Ajax

Lecture 90 How Ajax works

Lecture 91 Ajax and API

Lecture 92 Ajax Syntax

Lecture 93 Http vs Https

Lecture 94 Creating XMLHttpRequest Object

Lecture 95 Ajax Request

Lecture 96 Ajax Server Response

Lecture 97 Ajax Events

Lecture 98 Ajax Example

Lecture 99 What is JSON

Lecture 100 JSON Syntax

Lecture 101 Creating a JSON Object

Section 11: Project Creating a Web Calculator

Lecture 102 The project tour

Lecture 103 The design and sketch

Lecture 104 Creating the directory and files

Lecture 107 Creating the functionality

Lecture 108 Adding styling

Section 12: Project Create a web digital clock

Lecture 109 The project tour

Lecture 110 The design and sketch

Lecture 111 Creating the structure

Lecture 112 Adding functionality

Lecture 113 Adding Styling

Section 13: Introduction to SQL

Lecture 114 Database Concepts

Lecture 115 Download and install Oracle Database

Lecture 116 Unlock sample schema

Lecture 117 Download and install TOAD

Lecture 118 Connecting TOAD to Oracle

Lecture 119 Guideline for writing SQL

Lecture 120 SQL Create

Lecture 121 Creating Sequence

Lecture 122 Creating Views

Lecture 123 Adding data into database

Lecture 124 The WHERE Clause

Lecture 125 Updating Records

Lecture 126 Deleting Records

Lecture 127 Retrieving Data

Lecture 128 Sorting and Restricting Data

Lecture 129 Removing Duplicate Records

Lecture 130 Viewing Table structure

Section 14: Building a Database driven web app

Lecture 131 What we will create

Lecture 132 Introduction to APEX

Lecture 133 Apps built with APEX

Lecture 134 How to login to APEX

Lecture 135 Displaying schema objects

Lecture 136 Creating APEX Worksoace

Lecture 137 Creating the CRUD App

Lecture 138 Modifying the view

Lecture 139 Creating APEX user

Lecture 141 Basic CRUD Functions

Section 15: Introduction to Ruby and Rails

Lecture 142 What is Ruby

Lecture 143 Downloading Ruby for Windows
Lecture 144 Famous websites built with Ruby on Rails

Lecture 145 What is MVC

Lecture 146 Installing Ruby for Windows
Lecture 147 What is Git

Lecture 148 Installing Git

Lecture 149 What is Github

Lecture 150 Ways of interacting with Ruby

Lecture 151 Interacting with single command

Lecture 152 Interacting with Ruby file

Lecture 153 Using interactive Ruby

Lecture 154 Clearing IRB screen

Lecture 155 What are Ruby Gems

Lecture 156 Ruby Objects

Lecture 159 Strings

Lecture 160 Arrays

Lecture 161 Manipulating Arrays

Lecture 162 Hashes

Lecture 163 Symbols

Lecture 164 Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 165 Logical Operators

Lecture 166 Comparison Operators

Lecture 167 Ranges

Lecture 168 Constant

Lecture 169 Booleans

Lecture 170 Adding comments to code

Lecture 171 Conditional Statements

Lecture 172 While Loops

Lecture 173 For Loops

Lecture 174 Break statement

Lecture 175 Next statement

Lecture 176 Until statement

Lecture 177 Each method

Section 16: Build a Ruby on Rails Blog Application

Lecture 178 Installing Rails

Lecture 179 Web servers

Lecture 180 Dev tools

Lecture 181 Creating a new rails project

Lecture 182 Checking gem updates

Lecture 184 Generating a Controller

Lecture 185 Setting the homepage

Lecture 186 Declaring a resource

Lecture 187 Create action to add Post
Lecture 188 Add form to create new post

Lecture 189 Add action to create post
Lecture 190 Create the post model

Lecture 191 Saving data to the controller

Lecture 192 Displaying posts

Lecture 193 Listing posts

Lecture 194 Add styling using Bootstrap

Lecture 195 Add form validation

Lecture 196 Handling validation

Lecture 197 Adding links to posts

Lecture 198 Editing Posts

Lecture 199 Deleting Posts

Lecture 200 Generating comments Model

Lecture 201 Associating Models

Lecture 202 Generating Comments Controller

Lecture 203 Adding action to create comments
Lecture 204 Deleting comments

Lecture 205 Adding security

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