What you'll learn:
Be able to download and understand Visual Studio Code's basic components
Be able to create/clone a repository with Bitbucket and use Git
Be able to write HTML and CSS files in vs code
Be able to troubleshoot HTML and CSS files
Execute HTML and CSS files
Requirements:
No programming experience needed
Just someone ready to have fun and code :D
Description:
Spicy Coding Academy Presents: How to Code for Bored People! An engaging and exciting beginner-friendly introduction to HTML, CSS, and jаvascript that won't put you to sleep!Authors and Software Engineers Kyglo Webb and Lauryn Jefferson tag team to bring you 31 lesson of HTML, CSS, and jаvascript fundamentals in a memorable format that is keeps you entertained and is easy to digest.Topics covered in this book include:Chapter 1: The HTML SkeletonChapter 2: HTML Elements & CSS ConnectionsChapter 3: Lists in HTMLChapter 4: Inputs/OutputChapter 5: Additional TagsChapter 6: How to Make a Table in HTMLChapter 7: How to Make a Form in HTMLChapter 8: Cool Widgets in HTMLChapter 9: More Cool Widgets in HTMLChapter 10: CSS Introduction Chapter 11: Specifics of CSSChapter 12: Layout Introduction for CSSChapter 13: Flex Container in CSSChapter 14: Grid Container in CSSChapter 15: Behaviors in CSSChapter 16: Introduction to jаvascriptChapter 17: In Depth with HTML and jаvascriptChapter 18: Variables and ConstantsChapter 19: Operators and MathChapter 20: Types, Comparison Operators, and Logical OperatorsChapter 21: Conditional StatementsChapter 22: Conditional Statements ContinuedChapter 23: Strings and their MethodsChapter 24: LoopsChapter 25: FunctionsChapter 26: Scope and Advanced FunctionsChapter 27: Arrays and How to Iterate ThemChapter 28: Objects and ClassesChapter 29: Object InheritanceChapter 30: HTTP Requests and JSONChapter 31: Asynchronous Functions
Who this course is for:
Beginner web developers
Beginner programmers
Beginner coders
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