
Explore how HTML structures web pages with doctype, html, head, and body tags, create hyperlinks, and view simple demos in a browser using notepad.
Learn to set up Visual Studio community edition, create a new .NET project, use Solution Explorer to manage pages, add a DML page, and run with the page inspector.
Download and install Visual Studio 2022, create an empty ASP.NET Core project, set up the ww w root folder, and enable static file access with app.UseStaticFiles() to host index.html.
Learn the difference between static and dynamic websites, including mixed pages, user-driven content, and how forms and interactive controls power live data updates.
Learn how to use an external stylesheet to apply styles across multiple pages, link the CSS file, and update design efficiently.
Group various elements with a grouping selector and apply CSS selectors to style lists and anchors, creating a horizontal navigation menu with a black background, white text, and hover effects.
Design a horizontal menu by styling an ordered list with id menu, making items inline with a black background, white links, no underline, rounded borders, and orange background.
Learn how to display hello world with a simple javascript script, using console.log and alert, run in a browser like Chrome, and debug with the console.
Learn how to place JavaScript in external files with a .js extension, link them via a script tag, and decouple logic from HTML.
Install the free Visual Studio community edition, create an empty JavaScript project, and learn to write, manage pages, and run code from a single window using Solution Explorer and debugging.
Discover how immediate mode executes JavaScript as the page loads while deferred mode waits for events like button clicks, using script tags and basic event handling.
Learn to implement conditional statements using if-else, handle multiple conditions, compare values, and use basic debugging to display outcomes like greatest of numbers and grade classifications.
Learn how to debug JavaScript code using breakpoints, stepping through source, and evaluating conditional statements to identify undefined values and logic errors on the client side.
Explore the for-in loop in JavaScript, compare it with for-each in other languages, and practice a max-value example to reinforce loop logic.
HTML And CSS
Do you know! what ever you see on a website in your browser is purely html and css. If you are really interested in learning website development using any technology weather it is Asp.Net, Java or Php, the basic thing that you should know is HTML and CSS. More over if you want to develop your own static website with contact us form then this course teaches you the best.
In this course we will start with the concept why we need HTML then we dive into tags river and will cover comments, page information, document structure, links, text markup, lists, forms and images. We take start of css with why and goes for various types of styling techniques in web design and move ahead with various selectors and design a beautiful menu from scratch and finally end with designing and hosting a static web site.
JavaScript : Do you know that all the web client frameworks are based on JavaScript?
Like AngularJS, ReactJS, NodeJS, etc., So, now it is the time for you to not only build a strong base in JavaScript basic programming but also to understand the basics of object oriented programming using JavaScript.
Yes, the buzzword of the market that is TypeScript and AngularJS2+ are completely based on oops through the JavaScript.
When it comes to the passing data from a client to the server then JSON formatted data is the hero, which again reminds the object or collection of objects of JavaScript.
Now no way to escape from learning JavaScript, if you want to stick to web technology with any platform whether it is Microsoft or Java or PHP or anything else.
So, no worries! we made it damn simple for you to master it :)
TypeScript : Yes! TypeScript is the base for Angular2+ , If you want to enter into the world of Angular 2, 4, 5, ... then the first step is to understand TypeScript.
I am going to make it very simple for you to learn and implement it.
TypeScript starts from the same syntax and semantics that millions of JavaScript developers know today. Use existing JavaScript code, incorporate popular JavaScript libraries, and call TypeScript code from JavaScript.
TypeScript compiles to clean, simple JavaScript code which runs on any browser, in Node.js, or in any JavaScript engine that supports ECMAScript 3 (or newer).
What are you waiting for? just join into this course and make the buzz word of the market a part of your profile.