Become A Web Developer: (2024) Bootcamp

Become A Web Developer: 2024 Bootcamp
Published 1/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 13.66 GB | Duration: 22h 30m

A guided path to boost beginner's confidence from scratch; learn HTML, CSS, jаvascript, MongoDB, Deployment and more!

What you'll learn

Turn a reference (Figma) design into HTML, CSS & jаvascript

Allow user generated content by working with a database (MongoDB)

How to use live-chat, email, and photo-upload APIs to build interactive features

Understand the essentials of in demand tools (React, Next, Netlify, Express, Tailwind, WordPress)

Requirements

No prior experience is needed; all you need is a computer and time.

Description

How do you start a career in coding? By building confidence.You can do it; you're more than intelligent enough. Coding is actually an emotional challenge, not an intellectual one.How will you stay motivated? Let me take you under my wing through a 20 hour journey of projects, practice and patience; encouraging you along the way.While there's no substitute for the 10,000 hours to truly master a subject, you don't need a 500 hour bootcamp before trying to get your first job in the industry. You just need a guided path with a trusted advisor who can build your confidence.This course may be brand new, but this isn't my first time teaching. I've led training sessions for Fortune 500 companies and I've already helped over 240,000 people on Udemy and received the following feedback:"Brad definitely has some of the best techniques to embed the lesson into your mind. hands down these are the best tutorials I have had the opportunity to view.""Presentation is concise without being tedious. you honestly feel that you have a thorough understanding of the subject."".[Brad] explained the process. Not memorize this or that, he explained the process. If you're looking to take a course to understand the foundations of creating websites, look no further."Become highly valuable and relevant to the companies that are hiring web developers; in one convenient place alongside one instructor. If you're ready to begin coding your own web sites from the ground up - I'll see you on the inside!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Your New Career Path

Lecture 2 What Is A Developer?

Lecture 3 How / Where Do We Write Code?

Section 2: Top Section Of Homepage

Lecture 4 Let's Start Coding The Homepage

Lecture 5 Layout Spacing Basics

Lecture 6 Finding Your Joy

Lecture 7 VS Code Settings & Google Fonts

Lecture 8 CSS Box Model

Lecture 9 CSS Grid (Multiple Columns)

Lecture 10 SVG Icons

Lecture 11 SVG Figma Tip

Lecture 12 Background Splashes Of Color

Section 3: Bottom "Pets" Section of Homepage

Lecture 13 The Lost Art Of CSS

Lecture 14 Starting The Pets Area

Lecture 15 Creating The Pet Cards

Lecture 16 Finishing The Pet Card

Lecture 17 Mobile / Responsive Design

Lecture 18 Finishing Mobile Styles

Lecture 19 Tiny CSS Changes

Section 4: Git: The Universal Skill

Lecture 20 Why Do We Need Git?

Lecture 21 Installing Git

Lecture 22 Creating Our First Repository

Lecture 23 GitHub

Lecture 24 GitHub Pages

Lecture 25 Create Your Own Website / Portfolio / Blog

Lecture 26 Updating Our Repository

Lecture 27 Pulling In Co-Worker's Updates

Lecture 28 What Does ":wq" Mean?

Lecture 29 Feature Branches

Section 5: jаvascript

Lecture 30 What Is jаvascript

Lecture 31 Functions & Objects

Lecture 32 Fetching Data

Lecture 33 Finishing Temperature Feature

Lecture 34 Programming Is An Emotional Challenge

Section 6: jаvascript For Pets Area

Lecture 35 Fetching Dynamic Pet Data

Lecture 36 Dynamic Pet Cards

Lecture 37 Pet Description & Age

Lecture 38 Pet Fallback Image

Lecture 39 Species Filter Active Button

Lecture 40 Actually Filtering The Pet Cards

Section 7: Dynamic Data-Driven Projects

Lecture 41 How Do We Create Dynamic Websites?

Lecture 42 Creating Our Database

Lecture 43 Netlify

Lecture 44 Node.js

Lecture 45 Connect To MongoDB Within Node

Lecture 46 Actually Leveraging Our Data URL

Section 8: Letting Logged In Users Manage Pets

Lecture 47 Let's Use Netlify For Everything

Lecture 48 What Is A Cookie?

Lecture 49 Login Attempt

Lecture 50 Setting Cookie & Logging Out

Lecture 51 Cookies MaxAge (Seconds Not Milliseconds)

Lecture 52 Styling Admin Area

Lecture 53 Loading Pets In Admin Area

Lecture 54 Improving The User Experience

Section 9: Adding, Editing & Deleting Pets

Lecture 55 Add New Pet Form

Lecture 56 Receiving New Pet Data On Server

Lecture 57 Saving New Pet Into Database

Lecture 58 What Does "Escaping" Text Mean?

Lecture 59 Edit Existing Pet Form

Lecture 60 Save Changes To Existing Pet

Lecture 61 MongoDB Security Tip

Lecture 62 Animate Form While Loading

Lecture 63 Delete Pet

Lecture 64 Pushing Up Live To Netlify

Section 10: User Uploaded Photos

Lecture 65 Where Do We Store User Uploaded Photos?

Lecture 66 Creating A Signature That Cloudinary Can Trust

Lecture 67 Uploading Photo To Cloudinary

Lecture 68 Saving Photo ID To Our Database

Lecture 69 Edit Existing Pet's Photo

Lecture 70 Going Live With Our Photo Feature

Section 11: Express.js & Contact Form

Lecture 71 Cloning Express.js Project

Lecture 72 Quick Note About Sessions & User Registration

Lecture 73 HTML & CSS For Overlay

Lecture 74 Matching Design of Overlay

Lecture 75 Opening & Closing The Overlay

Lecture 76 Show Relevant Pet In Overlay

Lecture 77 Sending Data To Our Backend

Lecture 78 Validating Data On Our Backend

Lecture 79 Programmatically Sending Emails

Lecture 80 Thank You & Automatically Closing Overlay

Lecture 81 Attention To Detail

Lecture 82 Saving Contacts To Database

Lecture 83 Outputting List Of Contacts For A Pet

Lecture 84 Going Live With Our Express Server

Section 12: Chat Room (React & Next.js)

Lecture 85 What Is a SPA?

Lecture 86 What Is React?

Lecture 87 What Is Next.js?

Lecture 88 Actually Starting Chat Feature

Lecture 89 Styling Chat Feature (CSS)

Lecture 90 Design For Chat Bubbles

Lecture 91 Open and Close Chat UI

Lecture 92 Unread Message Badge

Lecture 93 What Is Pusher?

Lecture 94 Chat Bubble Log

Lecture 95 Chat UX Details

Lecture 96 Hosting (Deploying) Our Next.js App

Section 13: WordPress Task

Lecture 97 Getting Started With Our New Project

Lecture 98 Adding Our Theme

Lecture 99 Tailwind Needs "npm start"

Lecture 100 Single (Individual) Post Template

Lecture 101 Styling Our Template

Lecture 102 Finishing Our Styling

Lecture 103 Pull From The WordPress Database

Lecture 104 Starting The Search Feature

Lecture 105 Search Overlay

Lecture 106 Styling The Results

Lecture 107 Opening & Closing Overlay

Lecture 108 Timers in jаvascript

Lecture 109 Looping Through Results Data

Section 14: Moving Forward

Lecture 110 How To Move Forward

Lecture 111 Your Next Moves

Anyone who wants to learn the essential web development skills needed to boost their confidence.