Welcome to the Ultimate Web Developer Bootcamp. This is your one-stop-shop to learn front-end AND back-end development.
We'll take you from absolute beginner to competent full-stack web developer in a matter of weeks.
Welcome to the Ultimate Web Developer Bootcamp. This is your one-stop-shop to learn front-end AND back-end development.
We'll take you from absolute beginner to competent full-stack web developer in a matter of weeks.
Using our exciting, hands-on teaching style you are sure to master the principles AND have fun at the same time.
We also have a free chat community with over 50,000 students where you can interact and get help from others.
See you on the inside.
- Mark Price
In this video we you'll get an overview of everything you're going to learn to become a full-stack web developer. Learn front end to backend web development with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap 4, es6, Node, Express, Mongo & React.
In this lesson you're going to build your very first Hello World website with HTML! You'll create your first .html file and preview it.
In this video we're going to show you how to install Brackets, a simple Integrated Development Environment (IDE) used for developing. This makes working with HTML, CSS, Javascript and other frameworks a breeze.
An introduction to the basic and foundational HTML tags
An introduction to more advanced HTML tags
In this lesson you'll learn how to use HTML tables to display data.
Simple rule when using tables - Use tables for tabular data, use other elements for presentation (designing layouts using css) like div, section, aside, nav etc . which provides meaning to the content they hold rather than using table for everything.
In this lesson you'll learn how to use HTML <img> tags for displaying images and <form> tags to group form data.
In this lesson we'll discuss what CSS is and how it has evolved over the years.
In this lesson we'll discuss 3 different ways to set up CSS in your projects. A few CSS styles will be used that we haven't covered yet. No worries, we will cover how these style properties later in this section.
In this lesson we'll cover element, class and id selectors and how they're used to style HTML.
I'll be using TONS of different CSS styling rules we haven't covered. DON'T WORRY about that. We'll cover all of these styling rules later on in the lessons. Just pay attention to how to use the element, class and id selectors.
In this lesson we'll cover the basics of using colors in CSS
In this lesson we'll cover the basics of using backgrounds and borders in CSS
In this lesson we'll demonstrate how to use the browser inspector tools for Chrome, Firefox and Safari. These tools will give you an "under the hood" look at how your HTML and CSS are working together. This is a crucial tool that you will use everyday in web development.
In this lesson we'll discuss how HTML parent and child element relationships work. This means having an element with additional elements nested within it. This is important to know so you can understand which CSS rules will apply to certain elements.
In this lesson we'll cover how you can group selectors and apply the same CSS declaration to multiple elements.
My favorite word haha. In this lesson we'll discuss how different HTML elements hold a different "point value". Different HTML selectors will take priority over other selectors. This is important to learn so you can understand how browsers decide which CSS rules to apply to your HTML.
In this lesson you'll learn how to work with different CSS methods for styling text
In this lesson you'll learn where to find a variety of fonts you can use in your HTML/CSS project. Just remember, using too many different fonts will make your website look "busy" and bring down the quality.
In this lesson you'll learn a variety of ways you can work with images using CSS.
In this lesson you will learn the difference between CSS margin and padding and how and when to use them on HTML elements.
Using CSS you will create your own row and column classes to use in your HTML. Using Rows and Columns are the most powerful way to structure and place content on your website.
Get excited to build your first website using pure HTML and CSS!
In this lesson you're going to learn how to build a navbar for a desktop view using raw HTML and CSS. You'll get a taste how powerful CSS is and how you can completely change HTML with it.
In this video you're going to learn how to make your navbar mobile compatible using CSS. You'll learn how to get all your nav links to hide on collapse of the viewport.
In this lesson you're going to learn how to get your nav links to appear in a dropdown menu using CSS. We'll be using a tiny bit of Javascript to do this - Don't worry if you don't understand Javascript yet, you'll learn more about Javascript in later video's. Just follow along and have fun!
In this lesson we're going to build a section of our website using form groups and styling them with CSS.
In this video you're going to learn how to use responsive iframes in your HTML which are used to embed video into your websites. We'll also add some addition tweaks to this using CSS.
In this video you're going to take your CSS skills to a new level and use box shadows to create really cool effects on images. You can use these box shadows on almost anything! Just don't go crazy with them on your own websites ;)
In this video you're going to learn how to place text and images next to each other in your HTML. We'll also use CSS to help control the layout of it. This is going to be helpful to learn as you'll use this skill when you build your own websites.
Drum roll please....Using HTML and CSS lets build the last part of our website, the footer!
In this video you'll get an introduction to Javascript, what it is and how it's used.
In this video we're going to show you some great references to help you with Javascript.
In this video we'll learn how to properly use comments and link javascript files in our projects.
In this video we are going to learn how to use Variables and Strings in Javascript
In this video we are going to learn how to use Numbers in Javascript
In this video we are going to learn how to use Comparison Operators in Javascript
In this video we are going to learn how to use Logical Operators in Javascript
In this video we are going to learn how to use Arrays in Javascript
In this video we are going to learn how to use Loops in Javascript
In this video we are going to learn how to use Functions in Javascript
In this video we are going to learn how to use Objects in Javascript
In this video we are going to learn how to use Bind in Javascript
In this video we are going to set up an HTML form. We will later interact with this form using Javascript.
In this video we will cover how to grab HTML elements with Javascript.
In this video we are going to learn how to respond to an event using Javascript when a button is clicked.
In this video we are going to learn how to use Javascript to perform math algorithms so our calculator can solve "x is what % of y"
Bootstrap 4 is the most popular HTML, CSS, and JS framework in the world. It makes laying out websites a breeze!
In this video you're going to learn how to download Bootstrap 4
In this video you're going to learn how to setup and use Bootstrap 4 in your project.
Bootstrap 4 has so many pre-built HTML components which also include pre-defined styled classes! It's nice when someone does the work for you
In this video we dive through some of Bootstrap 4's pre-built classes so we can get a basic understanding how these classes are set up. This way, if we need to override any Bootstrap 4 classes we'll have a better understanding how to.
In this video we are going to use a Bootstrap 4 card component for our Login Portal. We'll make some additional adjustments to it with CSS.
In this video we are going to use a Bootstrap 4 form group in our HTML for our input fields. We'll use some additional CSS to style them.
Bootstrap 4 comes with some great button classes. In this video we're going to create the Sign In button and add some labels to our HTML.
The greatest part of Bootstrap 4! Bootstrap 4 has different column classes you can add which change the column width behavior on different sized viewports.
In this video we are going to preview the awesome skate website we're going to build using Bootstrap 4 and CSS.
In this video we are going to use a Bootstrap 4 navbar component in our HTML for the first building block of our website! You'll see how cool this is and how it works right out of the box on desktop and mobile. Wow I love Bootstrap 4
A carousel? Are we going to the fair? Heck no! We're going to use a Bootstrap 4 carousel component to display an image slide in our HTML.
In this video we are going to learn how to nest Bootstrap 4 rows and columns so we can more precisely place content in HTML.
In this video we are going to learn how to use a Bootstrap 4 Modal component. This is like a popup that can display on your HTML page. We'll create our first Modal and add some content to it.
In this video we are going to use some Bootstrap 4 image and button classes to style......well....our images and buttons!
Did ya know....you can size your Bootstrap 4 modals!! Yup!
In this video we're going to build the footer of our website using Bootstrap 4. Why do they call it a footer? Well....your feet are placed at the bottom of your body.... So it only makes sense that the footer is placed at the bottom of an HTML body, RIGHT?
In this video we're going to show you how to add some awesome icons to your Bootstrap 4 website! Skate or Die
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