Full Stack Web Development Course 2026: Bootcamp

Learn HTML, the hypertext markup language, using opening and closing tags to create web pages, browse across browsers, and explore open source standards from the W3C.

Install Sublime Text by downloading from sublime text dot com and following the step-by-step setup on Windows, Linux, or Mac.

Explore what a web page is, how browsers access it via domain names, and how hosting, local environment, publishing content, and the basic structure of pages work.

Discover how to use heading tags from h1 to h6, control font size and weight, and practice with a hands-on file setup in Sublime Text.

Discover how to use the HTML paragraph tag to structure text, control alignment and fonts, and employ opening and closing p tags with b, heading elements, and preformatted text.

Learn to format text with HTML tags such as bold, italic, strong, mark, and subscript or superscript, and see how applying these styles affects paragraphs in a browser.

Learn to create ordered lists and customize list markers using the type attribute to switch between numbers, uppercase letters, and roman numerals.

Explore how to create and apply CSS classes to HTML paragraphs, color text and fonts, and reuse styles to beautify web pages.

Learn to use divs, ids, and classes in HTML, apply background colors and padding, adjust borders, and experiment with color schemes to style paragraphs and layout.

Learn how marquee-style scrolling text creates flash sale banners with right-to-left motion, adjustable direction and speed, and blinking effects for engaging promotions and notifications.

Learn to add a Google Map to a contact page using an embedded map and a Google API key, and understand free versus commercial licensing and testing.

Master input attributes to build secure web forms, applying default values, read-only and disabled states, size and maxlength, placeholders, required fields, autofocus, and min/max date patterns.

Design and build a contact us form with fields for name, mobile number, country, and subject, including labels, placeholders, a submit button, and css styling.

Design a student registration form with labels and input fields for name, email, password, address, state, country, and pin code, including submit, reset, and cancel actions.

Learn how JavaScript powers interactive web pages on both client and server sides, and explore its interpreted, just-in-time execution with Node.js and frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.

Create a JavaScript hello world program by setting up a project folder, creating an index.html file, editing with Sublime Text, and using document.getElementById('demo').innerHTML to display 'Hello World' in the browser.

Learn how to move inline JavaScript to an external file and load it into your HTML with a script tag, a src attribute, and defer for reliable DOM interaction.

Master inline JavaScript by placing the script tag inside the body, replacing external scripts, and practice troubleshooting with reloads and browser checks.

Learn how to integrate external JavaScript files using async and defer to optimize non blocking page loading while preserving execution order and DOM readiness.

Explore JavaScript data types including strings, numbers, booleans, arrays, and objects, with practical examples of string literals using single or double quotes and variable declarations using let.

Learn how numbers function as a data type, including integers and decimals. Explore arithmetic operators and the distinction between numbers and strings in code.

Master strings in JavaScript by using single or double quotes, concatenating names with the plus operator, and measuring length for basic user input validation.

Explore string formatting by concatenating dynamic variables like first and last names, addresses, and codes in JavaScript, using plus operators and backslashes to create multiline outputs in the browser.

Explore JavaScript arithmetic operators, including plus, minus, multiplication, division, and exponent using the power notation. Learn increment and decrement, pre/post forms, and practical examples with variables and simple outputs.

explore implementing if-else-if ladders to evaluate multiple conditions with comparisons, such as good morning, good day, and good evening, and prepare for switch cases in the next lecture.