
I'll introduce you to what we'll be doing throughout the course, everything you'll need to complete this course, and what you'll be able to accomplish at the end of this course.
I'll talk about what kinds of tools you'll need to create a website, and I'll also give you my personal recommendations.
Link to Brackets website: http://brackets.io/
In this lecture, I'll be teaching some basic HTML syntax, as well as building a simple webpage step-by-step for you.
I'll teach you the basics of CSS and why you'd use it. We'll continue the website we started building in the last lecture.
I'll teach you some of the basics of JavaScript, such as functions and variables, and I'll incorporate this once again into the simple webpage we were building.
JavaScript has a class called Object, the usage of which I will be teaching to you in this lecture.
I'll be teaching you about flow control statements such as if, else, for, and while.
I'll be teaching you about the CSS box model, which is a model for CSS design and layout.
So we've learned about basic HTML so far, but in this lecture I'll be talking about a few more topics in HTML.
I'll be teaching you about the JavaScript Math class, which consists of functions and variables such as square root, Pi, and sine.
In this lecture, you'll learn about the JavaScript Date class, which consists of several date-related functions.
In this lecture, I'll be teaching you the many aspects of JSArray, including how to declare, manipulate, and use it.
In this series of three lectures, we'll be building a website from scratch in Brackets. We'll be incorporating all of the topics that you've learned over the entirety of this course.
In this series of three lectures, we'll be building a website from scratch in Brackets. We'll be incorporating all of the topics that you've learned over the entirety of this course.
In this series of three lectures, we'll be building a website from scratch in Brackets. We'll be incorporating all of the topics that you've learned over the entirety of this course.
(If you think this course is what you would like to purchase, be sure to get it as quickly as possible as prices will rise on December 1.)
This course is for those who are new to or have just started using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You will be learning how to use these languages to develop a basic website. With enough work and effort, this course will take around 2-3 weeks to complete. The course will start out with the basics, eventually incorporating all the techniques you have learned into a full-blown website. If you are just wanting to learn a bit of programming, or you eventually want to take a profession in web development, this is the perfect place to start.
This course is split into three sections, a introduction and basics of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript section, a section for more intermediate topics, and finally, a cumulative section where we'll build a website from scratch.