JavaScript 45-Day Bootcamp: Learn Web Development

Learn the fundamentals of HTML, including common tags like h1, p, header, nav, ul, ol, div, and forms, then complete a full HTML website in the day's challenge.

Explore how to use the paragraph tag, create p tags, embed other elements, wrap text around images, and practice building two paragraph tags.

Master anchor tags to link between pages and within a page, open links in new tabs, and navigate via ids and hrefs with on-page sections.

Learn to build HTML tables with table head, table body, tr, and td to display data such as id, name, and color, including column spanning.

Explore the file input tag, learn to send files with multipart form data via post, and build a form that captures a screenshot and description with optional hidden fields.

Explore CSS fundamentals in a crash course, learning positioning, sizing, and how to use Google developer tools, inline versus external styles, and popular CSS frameworks to build sites.

master css and the cascade by styling h1 and p elements with a style tag in the head. learn to override styles and set salmon color for two paragraphs.

Master JavaScript basics on day three, learning variables, data types, arrays, objects, if statements, else, switch, loops, and creating functions with inputs and returns; tackle challenges to grow.

Create and manipulate arrays by adding, removing, and updating items using push, unshift, shift, and pop, while indexing with zero-based positions and logging results with console.log.

Learn how to use if statements to make decisions in JavaScript by evaluating booleans, comparisons, and logical operators with age-based conditions, then log results with console.log.

Learn how else extends if statements in JavaScript by using true and false examples, age checks, and pizza preferences to illustrate conditional branches.

Learn to use switch statements to make decisions with cases, breaks, and a default, preventing fall-through and enabling clean branching illustrated by name and train examples.

Learn how to use for loops to execute code a set number of times, including forward and backward iterations, and loop through arrays by length with console.log.

Learn how to use a for of loop to iterate through arrays in JavaScript, logging each item with console.log, using colors and favorite numbers as examples.

Learn how the break keyword exits loops early when a condition is met, in for, while, and for-in and for-of loops. See a color example where green stops logging.

Learn how to declare constants in JavaScript with the const keyword, including that you cannot reassign, and that booleans, strings, numbers, and objects can be used.

Learn how to use the browser's confirm function to return a boolean and drive if statements, with console logging results and setup for the next video on the prompt function.

Learn how to use the prompt function to capture user input as a string, handle null when canceled and an empty string, and apply an if-else check for validation.

Master selecting elements with JavaScript using document.getElementById and querySelector, log elements with console.log, and create and reference a div under the container to prepare for attaching event listeners.

Learn how to add event listeners in JavaScript, attach functions to input and click events, access event targets and values, and alert on button clicks.

Master JavaScript basics by exploring setTimeout and setInterval, learning how to run a function after a delay and on a repeating interval, and building three fun projects on day five.

Wrap up day five by reinforcing set interval, set timeout, and adding button events to change HTML elements with JavaScript, and preview day six with the fetch API lessons.

Discover how to use fetch to retrieve data from the internet, master promises and async await, and build fun projects in day six of the JavaScript 45-day bootcamp.

Rewrite fetch logic using async/await, making functions async and awaiting responses. Implement try/catch error handling to improve readability and maintainability over dot then syntax.

Learn to send a post request with fetch, stringify json bodies, handle responses and errors, and test endpoints using a request bin.

Practice building a contact form that captures email and message, sends data as JSON via fetch to a request bin, and handles responses with JSON parsing.

Implement pagination with next and previous controls, fetch images via a template url using start and limit, update start by five, disable previous at zero, and render thumbnails.

Install Node.js and set up a new node project with npm and express, then create a basic server with a get endpoint on port 3000 and test it at localhost.

Discover how to use Postman to send post requests to a node server, create a user with a JSON body, and handle request bodies with Express.json and endpoints.

Explore http response statuses in NodeJS, learning 200 for success, 201 for create, and 204 for no content, and how to apply them to put and delete endpoints.

Learn how to use push and unshift to add items to arrays in a NodeJS app, applying these operations to a users list during a practical coding challenge.

Implement the update endpoint by using find and filter to replace an existing user, returning 404 if not found, then test with postman using the request body.