The Full Stack Developer Bootcamp

Build a basic HTML site project by creating a folder, a page with two headings, two paragraphs, an image, and both lists; then git init, commit, and push to GitHub.

Learn to set up a basic HTML site by creating a project folder, structuring content with headings, paragraphs, images, and lists, and initializing a git repository to push to GitHub.

Explore semantic HTML5 tags like head, nav, section, article, aside, and footer to give meaning to page structure, and learn id versus class and global classes.

Master CSS fundamentals by learning inline, internal, and external stylesheets to apply colors, fonts, and text alignment. External stylesheets are the recommended approach, keeping styling centralized and avoiding repetition.

Explore descendant selectors to style specific elements inside a parent, such as a paragraph within a container, without affecting paragraphs, and see how nav menu items and links are targeted.

Master css floats to position a sidebar and create a multi-column layout. Engineer a main content area with an image gallery and side-by-side elements.

Craft a single-page portfolio site with a main logo image, smooth on-page navigation, an about section with an image and skills, a project portfolio, and a non-submitting contact form.

Explore how git branching lets multiple developers work on separate branches, switch between black-and-white and color styling branches, and merge changes into the default project branch.

Learn bootstrap typography and button styling by applying predefined classes to headings, text, and the jumbotron, and explore button variants like danger, outline, sizes, and active states.

Learn to store information with variables and data types in JavaScript, including numbers, strings, booleans, and constants, using let and const, and print results with console.log.

Explore how switch statements evaluate an expression against multiple cases, using break and default to control flow in JavaScript. Compare with if/else and see practical day-of-week examples.

Explore loops in programming, including while, do-while, and for loops, and learn how break and continue statements control iteration until conditions are met.

Learn to create a grocery list as an array, access items by zero-based index, and modify arrays using push, pop, and shift to add or remove items.