In Depth Web Development Made Easy

Duration: 6hr 30m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 1.24 GB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn how to see web development as a puzzle, where you're just fitting the pieces together.

One of the most problematic things about learning Web Development is that

Teachers tend to only cover just enough

to get you through. This course is about learning Web Development and obtaining a

full understanding of all three languages

. I take a more direct approach, teaching you all of the syntax and helping you understand why they exist by delving into some of the history about Web Development, and then I reinforce this with

quizzes after every 5 videos

along with

several Code-Along Projects

.

Each video is so simplified that there is no need to constantly check for the code in the downloads page. Each Part is a complete list of Syntax from W3C, the makers of HTML5 and CSS3, so that almost

No Syntax is missed

. We go over each one and I give you the simplified explanation of what the syntax does and how to use it or why it is used.

What are the requirements?

*This course was made in 1080p with enlarged font, but it is suggested this course be viewed through a desktop due to the split screen of code and the web browser.

*No prior knowledge of HTML, CSS, javascript, or Photoshop/Paint is needed.

What am I going to get from this course?

*Over 60 lectures and 6.5 hours of content!

*Find multiple solutions to web development problems with ease.

*Identify nearly all syntax in basic web development with a good understanding of what each one does.

*Gain a thorough understand of javascript so that learning EmberJs and jQuery is easier.

What is the target audience?

*This Web Development course is for both beginning developers and intermediate developers wanting to fully understand the basics of Web Development in both programing and the actual history of Web Development.

* This course covers both commonly used HTML elements and even notes outdated syntax to prepare developers for what they may have to fix in the future.