📄️ HTML & CSS
Static websites are typically created using a combination of HTML files, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactivity. This section contains a brief overview of HTML & CSS, and how we'll be using it in the course.
📄️ Laying out HTML
Now we're going to start talking about planning how to layout your page. A couple of extra minutes upfront can save you hours of headaches later on.
📄️ Practice 1
For this activity, you'll implement a part of the wireframes that we viewed in the Project Plan using HTML & Bulma CSS.
📄️ Using Javascript in the Browser
The Browser Platform
📄️ JS Dev Environment
There are many ways to set up your environment to make it easy for you to write HTML & JS. I'll show 2 ways to get your source files running
📄️ JSON Objects
Pronounced Jason or JaySawn.
📄️ Practice 2
Exercise 1: Create some elements from static data
📄️ Async JS
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📄️ Practice 3
Practice 3
📄️ Firebase & Firebase Hosting
For this class, we'll be using a handful of features provided by Firebase.
📄️ Hosting & Deployment
Once you're ready to take code from your machine and put it up on the internet, you'll enter the world of Web Hosting & Deployment.
📄️ Semantic HTML
Examples of a main element usage
📄️ Handling Payments with Stripe
Stripe is an online service that makes it easy for developers (and less technical folks) to create products, accept payments from a number of different providers, and fulfill orders in a safe way.