Learn How To Make A Fake Credit Card Generator

Learn the workflow of how to make a simple free and open source application from start to finish.

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3 students

Created by Michael Schwartz

Last updated 4/2021

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What you'll learn

HTML, CSS and Javascript
Git/Github
Mild vector editing

Requirements

Internet Connection
A computer (Windows, Linux, macOS, Unix, Chromebook, Android or iOS)
An IDE (Integrated Development Environment which is discussed in the course)

Description

Welcome! My name is Michael Schwartz. I've made dozens upon dozens upon dozens of applications well over a decade. Apps such as CamDesk, kodeWeave, WebDGap, among others. Throughout the years I've had people ask me sooooo many questions about web development. From what apps do I recommend? What do I use? How would I adjust if the app I use is no longer available? etc: etc: So in this course I show you the workflow I follow of how I make a simple free and open source application from start to finish. So this course will give you a teaser of what it's actually like being a web developer by building your very first application.

I composed the course curriculum as follows so you have a good solid foundation to being from with your web development career.

Understanding The Basics
Video 1 - Setting Up The Foundation (Documentational Idea)
Video 2 - Sketching The Application's Interface
Video 3 - Choosing an IDE
Video 4 - Initial Approach Upon App Building
Video 5 - Being Coding - Generating A Visa Card Number
Video 6 - Detecting The Credit Card Type
Video 7 - Generate A Random First and Last Name
Video 8 - Styling The App's Interface
Video 9 - Joining It All Together

Who this course is for:

New/Beginner Web Developers

Michael Schwartz

Philanthropist / Graphic Designer / Software Developer

4.1 Instructor Rating
24 Reviews
128 Students
2 Courses

Greetings and salutations! My name is Michael Schwartz. I’ve been designing graphics, logos and building software applications for over 10 years. I've always loved developing appealing applications (simplistic or sophisticated) that have profound results on evolving technology in a way that helps and makes the world a better place. I've built over 100 free, open source and cross platform applications that many of which exceed hundreds of downloads/users a day. This work has been done for the sake of my own enjoyment for the benefit of others without any revenue, advertising, or otherwise.

In short all I want is to not waste any time and make a positive impact in this world. So much to do and so little time.

As Gandi once said, "Be the change you want to see in the world!".