Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
7 Hour(s) 41 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Jesse Caine
Rating
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Course Overview
Build a real world web application using HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP and MySQL.
This entire course is one big code along, broken up into byte sized chunks. I start by creating the markup and styling all the pieces. The I use JavaScript to add all the front-end functionality. Then at the end I start using PHP and MySQL to connect to a database to make all of the changes made in the front end persistent, so that the app will remember how it was the last time you used it.
Keep in mind that there may be some technologies used in this course that you aren't used to using. I use Flexbox, AJAX, MySQL, etc. These technologies aren't aren't taught in this course, as that isn't the main objective, for me, these technologies are just a means to an end.
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 65 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 HTML/CSS - Making the Left Side
- Section 3 HTML/CSS - Making the Calendar
- Section 4 HTML/CSS - Creating the Popups
- Section 5 HTML/CSS - Making the App Responsive
- Section 6 JS - Setting the Current Day Values
- Section 7 JS - Filling the Calendar
- Section 8 JS - Updating the Theme
- Section 9 JS - Posting Post-it Notes
- Section 10 Final Touches Before PHP
What You’ll Learn
- Build a real world web application
- Use CSS media queries to make your pages responsive
- Use Javascript to create & control the operations of an application
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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HHenrique Vieira
excellent ! valuable content ! I just have one comment: you hard code the months when you could do this dynamic
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JJack Sng Yiwen
The instructor has not been reply to questions I asked.
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TTrevor Buck
The app is awesome! I really liked building it and the course was fun. I just wish there could've been more discussion. I felt like we coded and coded, and I didn't get much explanation.
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PPaul Fison
Issues: 1. font-size for Atom is too small. I have very high resolution 24" monitors and had trouble reading some of the code. 2. ALWAYS assume that students are at least a word or two behind you when you're typing. Finishing a line and jumping immediately to another screen is extremely frustrating since there's not time to pause the video and then you have to go hunt for the spot just before you jumped away so you can complete the code. 3. Why is section #50 even here. My code was working. I understood it. If this is how you wanted it coded just make it that way otherwise leave it alone and move on. I'm here to learn how to do new functionality, not optimize code. Overall great course and I would recommend it to others.
