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[FREE] How to code 10 times faster with Emmet
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[FREE] How to code 10 times faster with Emmet

Master the life-changing extension
Last updated 1/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Improve your productivity
  • Use the Emmet extension
  • Coding web application content faster
  • How to manipulate code content with useful "actions"

Course content

4 sections18 lectures1h 12m total length
  • Introduction1:27
  • Source code3:10

    Download the source code and set up Emmet in VS Code, enable tab-triggered expansions, and explore starter files, chapters, and lessons on abbreviations, CSS, JS, and frameworks.

Requirements

  • A computer
  • An IDE (code editor)

Description

Hello everyone and welcome to this complete Emmet course.

Emmet is a life-changing extension, it makes it much easier to code in HTML but also in JSX, Vue templates, with Svelte and all other JS frameworks.

It is available on all modern code editors, and we will use VS CODE for this course.

The goal is to use shortcuts called "abbreviations" like this: div.container>ul.list>li.item*6

Once written, all you have to do is press 'enter' or 'tab' to execute them.

    <div class="container">

        <ul class="list">

            <li class="item"></li>

            <li class="item"></li>

            <li class="item"></li>

            <li class="item"></li>

            <li class="item"></li>

            <li class="item"></li>

        </ul>

    </div>


Great, isn't it?

There is also a whole range of actions, which make it easier to manipulate the code:
- Surround text with a, span, and tags
- Select content more easily
- Delete tags without deleting the content
- Teleport to the closing/opening tag
- And many other things

Finally, we can also use Emmet in CSS, which allows us:
- To write properties much faster: m => margin, p10 => padding: 10px, bgc#0 => background-color: #000, etc…
- To use shortcuts, just like in HTML: p10+m10+w100%+bg#0 =>

  padding: 10px;

  margin: 10px;

  width: 100%;

  background: #000;


At the end of this course, we will see together how to make Emmet work in JavaScript, and in particular with all current JS Frameworks.

It is an extremely simple and quick skill to acquire, which is quite rare in web development.

See you on the other side,
Enzo.

Who this course is for:

  • Web developer
  • Front/back developer
  • Student
  • Person in retraining
  • Web dev enthusiast