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Getting Started Web Development Tools and Resources
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Getting Started Web Development Tools and Resources

Basics of web development - how to get started learning and understanding the basic foundations for web development
Created byLaurence Svekis
Last updated 11/2024
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Anyone who wants to learn to become a web developer
  • Web developers who want tips and resources

Course content

2 sections • 14 lectures • 56m total length

  • Introduction Getting Started with WebDev.3:16

    Explore how the internet, browsers, and servers deliver web content, and discover tools, editors, developer resources, and guidance to build a portfolio, practice coding, and grow as a web developer.

  • PDF Resource Guide0:14
  • Get to know the internet3:18

    Explore how the internet behaves like a 24/7 open city with a portal to billions of pages, and how browsers fetch and display content from servers.

  • How the internet Works4:57

    Explore how a browser request travels from your computer through an ISP to a server, using DNS to map domains to IP addresses and return content via root DNS servers.

  • Web Files HTML CSS JS4:32

    Explore how HTML provides structure, CSS adds styling, and JavaScript enables interactivity to build dynamic web pages that run in the browser.

  • Web Developer Resources5:24

    Explore popular web development editors such as brackets, atom, and Visual Studio, plus online tools like codepen, jsfiddle, and jsbin for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript libraries via CDNs.

  • Browsers for coding4:08

    Explore Chrome developer tools to inspect elements, debug, and edit page content; use sources and snippets, test JavaScript, and customize themes and docking for efficient web development.

  • Get Help Learn Coding5:01

    Repurpose existing code and consult Stack Overflow, MDN web docs, and HTML and JavaScript resources to learn web development and build a portfolio while practicing coding.

  • Tools and Resources5:06

    Explore tools to compare code changes, discover design inspiration, and validate web projects. Use diff checkers, dribbble, codepen, and validators for HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and JSON.

  • Project Tracking Comm Tools8:07

    Explore essential web development tools for project tracking and collaboration, including Asana, Slack, Google Suite, Hangouts, and Skype, plus design and API resources like draw.io, JSON files, and icons.

  • Grow as a developer3:44

    Build a strong portfolio and website, LinkedIn presence, connect with peers on GitHub and Stack Overflow, and pursue freelance projects to grow as a web developer.

  • Fun Stuff Resources7:03

    Explore essential web development tools and resources, from git workflows with GitHub and Bitbucket to web archives and CDN libraries, plus Node.js and Flexbox Froggy.

  • Links and Resources covered in lessons1:54

Requirements

  • Internet access

Description

Bonus PDF guide Packed full of tips - resources and useful information presented within the course.

Perfect course to get YOU STARTED - First stop to becoming a web developer.

Fundamentals of how the internet works, basics of what coding is and how to start coding to create web content.

Course walks you through how the internet works and what tools and resources to consider for creating websites and web content.

  • Introduction to how the internet works

  • What a web browser does

  • How computers connect to DNS

  • How files are sent from a server to your computer browser

  • Servers and the internet

  • File types for web based coding

  • Server and browser - Source Code

  • Coding tools editors and online editors

  • Learning to code and resources

  • Useful tools and code checking

  • Web developer tracking of projects and communication

  • Tips to grow and expand with web development

  • Interesting resources and useful stuff

Taught by an instructor with over 20 years of web development experience, ready to help you learn more.

You have nothing to lose - take the first step today!!!



Who this course is for:

  • New web developers
  • Existing web designers and developers
  • Anyone who wants to learn more about how to become a web developer

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