Practical Web Programming 101
What you'll learn
- Design and build an entire professional website with interactive features
- Use SQLite to store informatoin
- Build a class library in C#
- Work with IIS by setting up IIS, creating and configuring new applications
- Add extensions to existing framework classes in C#
- Use select, insert and update sql language features
- Create, run and interpret unit tests
- Use string interpolation in ECMASCRIPT 6 / JavaScript
- Use arrow functions in ECMASCRIPT 6 / JavaScript
- Attach & debug IIS processes
- Create classes in JavaScript
- Create powerful JavaScript code
- Write SQL code in an applied context
- Learn to think like an application architect
Course content
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Requirements
- Student should know what HTML is; but even without it student can learn from the this course
- Willing to learn and be curious
Description
Why take this course?
Three main reasons:
1. It's taught by an experienced programmer who can show you the kinds of unique insights no other person here can
2. To become GREAT at web development, you have to learn how to integrate multiple skills. This course does just that.
3. You will acquire years worth of skills and insights in only 10.5 hours
In this course, Erik, who's been doing website development for nearly two decades, demonstrates how to integrate a suite of powerful technologies to build an interactive and fully functional modern website. This website has features like order placing, real time order tracking, and more! You'll learn how to use each of the following technologies like an coding hero:
1. JavaScript, used to add dynamic features to the website
2. CSS, used to layout the website
3. C#, used to power the backend of the website
4. HTML, used to structure the overall web pages
5. SQL Lite, used as an information storage system
6. IIS, used as a web server
7. jQuery, used as a way of making interactive pages
8. JSON, used to transfer information
9. Website design you can use in your own professional website
Thanks for reading, and if you're ready to push your skills much higher, JOIN TODAY!
Notes:
1. jQuery is a trademark of the JS foundation. This course is not affiliated with the JS foundation.
2. Parts of promo licensed from presentermedia
Who this course is for:
- Someone who wants to know how things are connected on the web
Instructor
![Ireneusz Erik Owsiak](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
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I started working with programming and technology way back in the 90's when a 200 MHz Pentium 1 was a speed demon; things sure have changed since. As programming and hardware matured over time so did I working with it. This gives me a unique prospective on what it is that really matters when it comes to programming. Over the years I have seen a few technologies come and go but a few basics have stayed and I am sure those basics will be with us a 100 years from now. I hope that as you take my courses I can relay those basic truths to you. A programming language is nothing more than a tool, like a hammer to a carpenter; it is not the hammer that makes quality furniture but the carpenter. Over the course of my career I have worked on many different projects, which led me to work with many programming languages from C/C++, C#, php, JavaScript/JScript, asp.net, python, Lua to name just a few.