Learn Restful WEB API, JavaScript and HTML: Web Services

Learn to download and install Sublime Text from the Sublime Text website. Follow the setup steps and launch the editor from the start menu.

Learn the full html web page structure, including head and body sections, writing and viewing source, and using tags like h1 and p to build a simple page.

Discover how to use HTML heading tags from h1 to h6, control font size and weight, and practice creating and applying headings in real code.

Explain the paragraph tag's role in structuring text with alignment and font control. Show use of p and b elements, h1 headings, and pre with br for clean, multi-line layouts.

Learn to format text using tags such as italic, bold, strong, mark, small, subscript, and superscript for emphasis. Apply these techniques to paragraphs, alignment, and styling in browser examples.

Learn to create unordered list items with ul and li tags, apply bullet styles, and display items such as fruits, countries, and subjects in markup.

Learn how to apply the id attribute to HTML elements, use divs and paragraphs to structure content, and style with background color, text color, and padding.

Learn to add and manage images on webpages using the HTML img tag, setting src and width and height. Source with Creative Commons licenses, organize in image folder, adjust proportions.

Explore how to implement a marquee effect in HTML to create scrolling text for promotions, with configurable direction, speed, and timing to highlight announcements and flash sales.

Add a Google Maps embed to a contact page using HTML, a Google Maps API key, and a basic embed code, with notes on free versus commercial licenses.

Learn how to create and style an html canvas, set its size with css, and render text with javascript by accessing the canvas by id and 2d context, using Arial.

Explore common html input types, from text and button to checkbox, color, date, email, file, hidden, number, password, radio, search, and more, with practical examples.

Learn how input attributes shape web forms, including default values, read-only and disabled fields, size and maxlength constraints, required and placeholder prompts, and autofocus and date patterns for validation.

Learn to build a basic registration form in HTML with labels and inputs for name, father's name, email, password, address, state, country, and pin code, plus submit and reset buttons.

Design and implement a contact us form using HTML and CSS, including name, mobile, country, and subject fields, labels, placeholders, a select dropdown for countries, and a styled submit button.

Participate in a simple coding exercise to build a student registration form with fields for name, father's name, email, password, address street, country, and buttons submit, cancel, and reset.

Develop a student registration form in html and javascript with labeled inputs for name, email, password, address, state, country, and pin code, including submit, reset, and cancel.

JavaScript serves as a lightweight scripting language that runs in the browser to add interactive client-side features and supports server-side use, with interpreted and just-in-time compilation.

Explore getting output in JavaScript by using innerHTML with document.getElementById, document.write, window.alert, and console.log, and view results in the browser console.

Learn to write internal JavaScript inside the head, use the document object model events, addEventListener, and dynamically create paragraphs with button clicks to manipulate the DOM.

learn how to implement inline JavaScript by placing a script tag inside the body, moving from external to internal scripts, and troubleshooting to ensure script functionality.

Discover how to load external JavaScript with async and defer to prevent blocking page rendering, and understand their different execution orders.

Explore JavaScript variables: learn four declaration methods, including let and const, when to use each, and how browser output demonstrates variable behavior and dynamic values.

Learn string handling in JavaScript by declaring with single or double quotes, concatenating first and last names with the plus operator, and using string length to validate input.

Master assignment operators in JavaScript to assign values to variables. Use +=, -=, *=, and /= to update existing values and perform arithmetic operations.