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In Depth Web Development Made Easy
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(36 ratings)
3,277 students

In Depth Web Development Made Easy

Learn how to see web development as a puzzle, where you're just fitting the pieces together.
Last updated 1/2016
English

What you'll learn

  • Find multiple solutions to web development problems with ease.
  • Identify nearly all syntax in basic web development with a good understanding of what each one does.
  • Gain a thorough understand of JavaScript so that learning EmberJs and jQuery is easier.

Coding Exercises

This course includes our updated coding exercises so you can practice your skills as you learn.

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Course content

6 sections60 lectures6h 40m total length
  • Introduction to the Course1:41

    Tommy Martel introduces web development basics using Adam IDE and Sublime Text. He covers syntax and treats learning as a puzzle with quizzes, code-alongs, and a ping pong game.

  • DOCTYPE HTML HEAD TITLE META13:53

    Explore HTML5 basics, including doctype, head, title, and meta tags, and learn how description and keywords drive search engine optimization for in depth web development made easy.

  • Body Nav A(attribute/anchor)6:38

    Shows how the body tag holds page content, how the nav tag provides navigation, and how the a tag with href links to a site, highlighting keyword spam risks.

  • Div Img4:23

    Learn to add images with the image tag using src, width, height, and alt; wrap images with links and use divs to organize for dom manipulation, noting jpeg png tradeoffs.

  • Video Audio Article H Text-Format Tags (i/b/strong/em/sup/sub/small/mark/del)6:47

    Learn to embed video and audio with HTML5 tags, use sources and controls, and structure content with the article tag, headers, and basic formatting tags like i, b, strong, em.

  • Ol Ul Li Kbd Samp Code Input Select Option Datalist8:15

    Discover how html tags structure pages with div, article, header, and nav, and lists use ol and ul. Learn input, select, datalist, and code-related tags like kbd, samp, and code.

  • Reinforcement 1
  • Iframe Buttons HTML Symbols6:09

    Explore the iframe tag and its limited modern use in single-page apps, learn button tag types with form connections, and master common web symbols like copyright and trademark.

  • Canvas In-Line Style SVG Circle Rect Tables10:14

    Explore HTML5 canvas basics, including setup, inline styling, and drawing a circle and rectangle, then compare canvas and SVGA for rendering graphics, and touch on tables and the meta tag.

  • Input Forms Labels Details7:12

    Explore how to build and structure HTML forms with text inputs, radio and submit buttons, labels, and actions, plus details and label tags to collect user information.

  • Abbr Acronym Address Applet Area Map Aside5:39

    Learn core HTML tags such as abbr and acronym for abbreviations, address for contact info, applet deprecated, and area with map, shape coordinates, and aside for side content.

  • Base Basefont Bdi Bdo Blockqoute4:20

    Learn core HTML tags including base for setting a base URL, bidirectional tags bdi and bdo, and blockquote for quotes, plus handling target attributes like _blank and self.

  • Reinforcement 2
  • Caption Center Cite Col Colgroup3:45

    Learn to add table captions with the caption tag, use col and colgroup to structure columns, and cite sources with the cite tag while avoiding the deprecated center tag.

  • Dl Dt Dd Dfn Embed4:25

    Learn how to use html5 tags for descriptions and embedding, including dl/dt/dd/df, caption and colgroup, and the embed tag for binary content, with performance tips and a hands-on project.

  • Fieldset Figcaption Figure Font Footer6:02

    Learn to group form elements with fieldset and legend, use figure and figcaption for standalone content, and apply HTML5 footer, while noting font handling and obsolete tags.

  • Header/vs/H Ins Keygen Legend6:24

    Compare the header tag versus h tag, and explore article structures with images and accreditation. Examine the keygen tag, its security role, and how the legend tag names content.

  • Main Menu Menuitem Noscript5:18

    This video explains html tags like main, details, and menu, showing how to structure content with partials, enable context menus in Firefox, and use noscript to handle blocked scripts.

  • Reinforcement 3
  • Object Optgroup Output4:40

    Explore the object and embed tags, their use within forms for file uploads and parameters, and how value versus label and the output tag relate in HTL.

  • Param Pre Progress Q6:06

    Explore program, pre, progress, meter, and queue tags within the object tag. Learn how value, max, and min attributes define progress visuals and how q text handles quotations.

  • Ruby RP RT S Script Style Section Span5:41

    Explore HTML fundamentals by examining ruby, rp, rt, s, script, style, section, and span tags, and learn when to use each to structure and style web pages.

  • Tbody Track WBR Textarea3:43

    Organize table content with tbody, thead, and tfoot; note the time tag as a container, use track for video subtitles, and wbr and textarea for long words and user input.

  • Reinforcement 4

Requirements

  • No prior knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or Photoshop/Paint is needed.

Description

One of the most problematic things about learning Web Development is that Teachers tend to only cover just enough to get you through. This course is about learning Web Development and obtaining a full understanding of all three languages. I take a more direct approach, teaching you nearly all of the syntax and helping you understand why they exist by delving into some of the history about Web Development, and then I reinforce this with quizzes after every 5 videos along with several Code-Along Projects.

Each video is so simplified that there is no need to constantly check for the code in the downloads page. Each Part is a full list of Syntax from W3C, the makers of HTML5 and CSS3, so that almost No Syntax is missed. We go over each one and I give you the simplified explanation of what the syntax does and how to use it or why it is used.

As my Students from Learn The Quickest Way for Writing a Book that I use can tell you, I take students seriously. I respond within a day and, if it's a problem I think other students may have, I create an entire video just for that one problem.

This course will be included inside of each bigger language that I cover, Ruby, C#, Python, and Nodejs. If you have taken multiple Web Development courses and some of the information just doesn't seem to stick, then this is likely the perfect course for you. So, c'mon and join me in learning how to develop websites from scratch!

Who this course is for:

  • This Web Development course is for both beginning developers and intermediate developers wanting to fully understand the basics of Web Development in both programing and the actual history of Web Development.
  • This course covers both commonly used HTML elements and even notes outdated syntax to prepare developers for what they may have to fix in the future.
  • This course is for those who are looking for a quality Web Development course at a low price.