Full Stack Web Developer

Master Program1034 Ratings

It seems that Full stack developer is like a web developer. Essentially what’s different from a full stack web developer and another web developer is in-depth understanding on the underlying web technologies, the ability to run a complete web structure, and a broader understanding of different technologies.

The full stack web developer will configure and provide the whole underlying structure for a web application. This will involve sourcing an appropriate server, OS, DNS, configure email services etc.

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Who can choose this career

  1. Web designer or web developer or frontend developer who wants to enhance their skill set to full developer
  2. Students
  3. Professionals who wants to change their career
  4. Individuals

You will learn

  1. HTML
  2. CSS
  3. BootStrap
  4. JavaScript
  5. PHP
  6. Introduction to SQL
  7. AngularJS Development
  8. ReactJS Development
  9. NodeJs Development
  10. Python
  11. CMS - Wordpress

Requirements

  1. Knowledge of HTML, CSS
  2. HTML5, HTML3
  3. Javascript, Jquery, Node.js or Angular JS
  4. AJAX
  5. Knowledge of PHP with mysql or any server script with database.
  6. Knowledge of Server OS
  7. Knowledge of server configurations
  8. Knowledge of configure email services etc

Learning Path

  • Course 1

    Database / SQL

    In this course, you will learn to create relational databases, write SQL statements to extract data to fulfill the business logic requests, create entity relationship diagrams (ERDs) to design schema, and analyze table designs for excessive redundancy.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Tutorials - PDF

    • 1.1  DATABASES SQL
    • 1.1  Normalization
    • 1.1  SQL Join
    • 1.1  Schema
    • 1.1  PL/SQL
    • 1.1  Database Testing

    Module 2: DB Introduction and Concepts - Videos

    • 2.1  Database Introduction
    • 2.1  DBMS Intoduction
    • 2.1  Understanding FrontEnd and BackEnd
    • 2.1  DBMS Architecture

    Module 3: Data Models and Related Concepts

    • 3.1  DATA Models
    • 3.1  E-R Model
    • 3.1  Attributes in E-R Model
    • 3.1  Types of Entity
    • 3.1  Cardinality
    • 3.1  Relational Data Model
    • 3.1  DBMS vs RDBMS
    • 3.1  DBMS Keys

    Module 4: Normalization Concepts

    • 4.1  DataRedundancy
    • 4.1  Database Anamolies
    • 4.1  Normalization Introduction
    • 4.1  2 Normal Form
    • 4.1  3 Normal Form

    Module 5: ACID

    • 5.1  ACID Property

    Module 6: SQL

    • 6.1  SQL Introduction
    • 6.1  Getting Started with SQL
    • 6.1  Create Database
    • 6.1  Create Table in DB
    • 6.1  Insert Values in Table
    • 6.1  Show Table
    • 6.1  SQL Select Statement
    • 6.1  SQL Clauses
    • 6.1  SQL Like Command
    • 6.1  SQL Join Introduction
    • 6.1  SQL Join Query

    Module 7: Practice Lab - DDL

    • 7.1  Create Database
    • 7.1  Create Table
    • 7.1  Alter Table

    Module 8: Practice Lab - DML

    • 8.1  Select statement
    • 8.1  Select Distinct
    • 8.1  SQL Where
    • 8.1  SQL AND Clause
    • 8.1  SQL OR Clause
    • 8.1  SQL AND & OR Clause
    • 8.1  SQL ORDER BY Clause
    • 8.1  SQL LIMIT Clause
    • 8.1  SQL LIKE
    • 8.1  SQL Wildcards
    • 8.1  SQL IN
    • 8.1  SQL BETWEEN
    • 8.1  SQL Aliases
    • 8.1  SQL JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL INNER JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL LEFT JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL RIGHT JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL FULL OUT JOIN
    • 8.1  SQL UNION
    • 8.1  SQL INSERT
    • 8.1  SQL UPDATE
    • 8.1  SQL DELETE

    Module 9: Practice Lab - SQL Functions

    • 9.1  SQL AVG()
    • 9.1  SQL COUNT()
    • 9.1  SQL MAX()
    • 9.1  SQL MIN()
    • 9.1  SQL SUM()
    • 9.1  SQL GROUP BY
    • 9.1  SQL HAVING

    Module 10: Checklist

    • 10.1  Database/SQL checklist
  • Course 2

    ReactJS

    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Introduction

    • 1.1  Part 1 - ReactJS Introduction

    Module 2: Overview

    • 2.1  Part 2 - ReactJS Overview

    Module 3: Environment Setup

    • 3.1  Part 3 - Environment Setup
    • 3.1  Part 4 - Using the Create-React-App Command

    Module 4: JSX

    • 4.1  Part 5 - ReactJS JSX
    • 4.1  Part 6 - Nested Elements
    • 4.1  Part 7 - Attributes
    • 4.1  Part 8 - Styling
    • 4.1  Part 9 - Comments
    • 4.1  Part 10 - Naming Convention

    Module 5: Components

    • 5.1  Part 11 - ReactJS Components
    • 5.1  Part 12 - Stateful Example

    Module 6: State

    • 6.1  Part 13 - ReactJS State

    Module 7: Props

    • 7.1  Part 14 - ReactJS Props Overview
    • 7.1  Part 15 - Default Props
    • 7.1  Part 16 - State and Props

    Module 8: Props Validation

    • 8.1  Part 17 - ReactJS Props Validation

    Module 9: Component API

    • 9.1  Part 18 - Set State
    • 9.1  Part 19 - Force Update
    • 9.1  Part 20 - Find Dom Node

    Module 10: Component Life Cycle

    • 10.1  Part 21 - Component Life Cycle

    Module 11: Forms

    • 11.1  Part 22 - ReactJS - Forms
    • 11.1  Part 23 - ReactJS Complex Example

    Module 12: Events

    • 12.1  Part 24 - ReactJS Events
    • 12.1  Part 25 - Child Events

    Module 13: Refs

    • 13.1  Part 26 - Using Refs

    Module 14: Keys

    • 14.1  Part 27 - ReactJS Keys

    Module 15: Router

    • 15.1  Part 28 - Router

    Module 16: fLUX

    • 16.1  Part 29 - ReactJS Flux Concept
    • 16.1  Part 30 - ReactJS Flux Concept Steps

    Module 17: Animations

    • 17.1  Part 31 - ReactJS Animations

    Module 18: Higher Order Components

    • 18.1  Part 32 - ReactJS Higher Order Components
  • Course 3

    PHP for Beginners

    This Web Development with PHP and MySQL training will give you a working comprehension of these essential technologies and demonstrate how to utilize them to build your own impressive dynamic websites. This PHP with MySQL Essential Training is intended for the learner; no past programming or database experience is required. Your training begins with the absolute basics, covering points, for example, creating variables, working with data types and outputting them to a site page.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Getting Started with PHP

    • 1.1  Introduction
    • 1.1  Setting up server and editor
    • 1.1  First PHP program
    • 1.1  Comments in PHP
    • 1.1  Variables in PHP
    • 1.1  Die, Exit functions
    • 1.1  Single & Double quotations in PHP

    Module 2: PHP Operators

    • 2.1  Introduction
    • 2.1  Arithmetic operator(perform arithmetic operations)
    • 2.1  Assignment operator and Example
    • 2.1  Comparison operator and Example
    • 2.1  Comparison operator continue code:
    • 2.1  Increment & Decrement operators and Example
    • 2.1  Logical Operators and Example
    • 2.1  Logical operator code
    • 2.1  String Operators and Example

    Module 3: Condition in PHP IF, else if

    • 3.1  If Else & Switch with syntax
    • 3.1  Nested if and Nested if-else syntax
    • 3.1  If & if-else statement example
    • 3.1  Nested If & Nested if-else statement example
    • 3.1  If elseif else statement code
    • 3.1  Switch statements

    Module 4: Looping

    • 4.1  Loop in PHP
    • 4.1  For, while and do while syntax
    • 4.1  Loop examples in PHP and Example

    Module 5: Miscellaneous Exercise

    • 5.1  Interview Questions
    • 5.1  Quiz
  • Course 4

    Learn AngularJS

    AngularJS is a full-featured framework that is very popular amongst developers. If you want to become a web developer, All you'll need to learn how to use new frameworks on a regular basis. For single-page applications, the AngularJS framework creates rich interactive points for a real-time experience.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Getting Started

    • 1.1  AngularJS Introductions
    • 1.1  AngularJS Features
    • 1.1  AngularJS Concepts
    • 1.1  Advantages of AngularJS
    • 1.1  AngularJS Extends HTML
    • 1.1  Interview Questions

    Module 2: AngularJS Application

    • 2.1  Steps to create AngularJS Application
    • 2.1  First Application
    • 2.1  Environment Setup & CDN access
    • 2.1  Interview Questions

    Module 3: MVC & Directives

    • 3.1  MVC Architecture
    • 3.1  AngularJS Directives
    • 3.1  Interview Questions

    Module 4: Data Binding

    • 4.1  Data Binding
    • 4.1  Repeating HTML Elements
    • 4.1  Interview Questions

    Module 5: ng-app

    • 5.1  ng-app directive
    • 5.1  Create New Directives
    • 5.1  AngularJS ng-model Directive
    • 5.1  Interview Questions

    Module 6: Binding

    • 6.1  Two-Way Binding
    • 6.1  Validate User Input
    • 6.1  Interview Questions

    Module 7: Classes

    • 7.1  CSS Classes
    • 7.1  Interview Questions

    Module 8: Controllers

    • 8.1  AngularJS Controllers
    • 8.1  Controller Methods
    • 8.1  Interview Questions

    Module 9: Scope

    • 9.1  AngularJS Scope
    • 9.1  Scope Inheritance
    • 9.1  Root Scope
    • 9.1  Interview Questions

    Module 10: Filters

    • 10.1  AngularJS - Filters
    • 10.1  Adding Filters to Directives
    • 10.1  The currency Filter
    • 10.1  Filter an Array Based on User Input
    • 10.1  Interview Questions

    Module 11: Services

    • 11.1  AngularJS Services
    • 11.1  Why use Services?
    • 11.1  The $http Service
    • 11.1  AngularJS Tables
    • 11.1  Interview Questions

    Module 12: Interview Q&A

    • 12.1  Q&A
    • 12.1  Quiz
  • Course 5

    Learn Node JS

    The course focuses on different important concepts of Node.js and gives hands-on experience in building HTTP server with Node.js, working with the file system, buffers, stream, events, and multi-processing in Node.js.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Node.js

    • 1.1  Node.js Introduction

    Module 2: Get Started With Node.js

    • 2.1  Install Node.js Ubuntu Linux
    • 2.1  Install Node.js on Windows
    • 2.1  Node.js Example Application
    • 2.1  Node.js Command Line Arguments – Example
    • 2.1  Node.js Modules
    • 2.1  How to Create a Node.js Module
    • 2.1  Extend or add functions to Node.js module
    • 2.1  Override function of a Node.js module
    • 2.1  Node.js Callback Function
    • 2.1  Node.js forEach – Examples
    • 2.1  Interview Questions

    Module 3: Express.js

    • 3.1  Express.js Tutorial
    • 3.1  What is Express.js?
    • 3.1  Express.js Web Application Example
    • 3.1  Install Express.js using NPM
    • 3.1  Express.js Routes
    • 3.1  Express.js Middleware – Example
    • 3.1  Express.js Router – express.Router
    • 3.1  Interview Questions

    Module 4: Node.js Buffers

    • 4.1  Node.js Buffers – Create, Write and Read – Examples
    • 4.1  Node.js – Buffer Length – Buffer.length
    • 4.1  Node.js – Convert JSON to Buffer
    • 4.1  Node.js – Convert Array to Buffer
    • 4.1  Interview Questions

    Module 5: Node.js HTTP

    • 5.1  How to Create HTTP Web Server in Node.js
    • 5.1  Node.js Redirect URL – Examples
    • 5.1  Interview Questions

    Module 6: Node.js MySQL

    • 6.1  Node.js MySQL
    • 6.1  Node.js MySQL Connect to DATABASE
    • 6.1  Node.js MySQL SELECT FROM Query Examples
    • 6.1  Node.js – MySQL WHERE
    • 6.1  Node.js MySQL ORDER BY
    • 6.1  Node.js MySQL INSERT INTO Query Examples
    • 6.1  Node.js MySQL – UPDATE Table Query – Examples
    • 6.1  Node.js MySQL DELETE Records FROM Table
    • 6.1  Node.js MySQL Result Object – Examples
    • 6.1  Interview Questions

    Module 7: Node.js MongoDB

    • 7.1  Node.js MongoDB
    • 7.1  Node.js – Connect to MongoDB
    • 7.1  Node.js – Create Database in MongoDB
    • 7.1  Node.js – Drop Database in MongoDB
    • 7.1  Node.js – Create Collection in MongoDB – Example
    • 7.1  Node.js – Delete Collection in MongoDB
    • 7.1  Node.js – Insert Document(s) to MongoDB Collection – Examples
    • 7.1  Interview Questions

    Module 8: Node.js – Parse URL

    • 8.1  Node.js Parse URL

    Module 9: Node.js FS (File System)

    • 9.1  Node.js File System
    • 9.1  Read File in Node.js
    • 9.1  Create File using Node FS
    • 9.1  Write to File
    • 9.1  Append to a File
    • 9.1  Rename File
    • 9.1  Delete File
    • 9.1  Interview Question

    Module 10: Node.js JSON

    • 10.1  Node.js Parse JSON
    • 10.1  Node.js Write JSON Object to File – Example
    • 10.1  Interview Questions

    Module 11: Node.js Error Handling

    • 11.1  Node.js Try Catch
    • 11.1  Interview Questions

    Module 12: Node.js Examples

    • 12.1  Node.js – Get Requests
    • 12.1  Node.js Upload File To Server

    Module 13: Node.js Interview Questions

    • 13.1  Interview Questions
    • 13.1  Quiz
  • Course 6

    Learn Bootstrap

    Bootstrap Framework allows web designer, web developers & individuals (who are interested in web development or design) to create their websites that automatically reflect each user's screen resolution, different device size with the responsive web design techniques. This course will help in creating responsive sites using CSS3, HTML5, jQuery, and JavaScript.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Bootstrap Introduction

    • 1.1  Bootstrap Grid
    • 1.1  Bootstrap Utilities
    • 1.1  Border, Colour and Radius
    • 1.1  Bootstrap Alerts
    • 1.1  Blockquotes
    • 1.1  Interview Questions

    Module 2: Bootstrap Buttons and Card

    • 2.1  Bootstrap Buttons
    • 2.1  Bootstrap Card
    • 2.1  Interview Questions

    Module 3: Bootstrap Collapse

    • 3.1  Bootstrap Collapse
    • 3.1  Interview Questons

    Module 4: Display and Embeds

    • 4.1  Embeds - aspects ratio
    • 4.1  Bootstrap Figures
    • 4.1  Bootstrap Flex
    • 4.1  Headings and Paragraph
    • 4.1  Bootstrap Images
    • 4.1  Interview Questons

    Module 5: Jumbotree & List

    • 5.1  Bootstrap Jumbotree
    • 5.1  Bootstrap List
    • 5.1  Interview Questions

    Module 6: Bootstrap Navs, Options, Events

    • 6.1  Bootstrap Navs
    • 6.1  Bootstrap Options and Events
    • 6.1  Popover

    Module 7: Bootstrap scrollspy, tables, text

    • 7.1  Bootstrap Scrollspy
    • 7.1  Bootstrap Tables
    • 7.1  Bootstrap Text
    • 7.1  Interview Questions

    Module 8: Miscellaneous Interview Q&A

    • 8.1  Q&A
    • 8.1  Quiz
  • Course 7

    PHP with Mysql

    This PHP with MySQL Essential Training is intended for the learner; no past programming or database experience is required. Your training begins with the absolute basics, covering points, for example, creating variables, working with data types and outputting them to a site page.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: PHP Fundamentals

    • 1.1  Introduction
    • 1.1  Introduction to PHP
    • 1.1  Setting up xampp and notepad++
    • 1.1  Creating first php file
    • 1.1  Embedding php into html
    • 1.1  PHP output to the browser
    • 1.1  Comments in php
    • 1.1  Die and Exit functions in php
    • 1.1  Variables in php
    • 1.1  Single quotes vs double quotes

    Module 2: Operators

    • 2.1  Arithmetic operators
    • 2.1  Assignment Operators
    • 2.1  Comparison Operators
    • 2.1  Logical Operators
    • 2.1  Conditional Operators in php
    • 2.1  Increment Decrements operators in php
    • 2.1  String operators in php

    Module 3: If/else & Switch

    • 3.1  If statement in php
    • 3.1  If - else in php
    • 3.1  [code]Nested if..else statement
    • 3.1  If - else - if statement
    • 3.1  Switch in php

    Module 4: Looping

    • 4.1  While loop in php
    • 4.1  Do while loop
    • 4.1  For loop in php
    • 4.1  Nested for loop

    Module 5: Arrays

    • 5.1  Arrays in php
    • 5.1  Associative Arrays
    • 5.1  Multi Dimensional Arrays
    • 5.1  Array Traversal with foreach loop

    Module 6: Functions

    • 6.1  Functions in php
    • 6.1  Functions with arguments
    • 6.1  Functions return value
    • 6.1  Case Sensitivity in php
    • 6.1  Scope in php
    • 6.1  Constants in php
    • 6.1  Date and time in php
    • 6.1  Generating Random numbers
    • 6.1  Generating Random Strings
    • 6.1  Static variable
    • 6.1  Math functions in php

    Module 7: Globals

    • 7.1  Superglobals in php part 1
    • 7.1  Superglobals in php part 2
    • 7.1  Getting server information in php
    • 7.1  Getting visitor's ip in php
    • 7.1  Better way of Getting visitor's ip in php
    • 7.1  Blocking ip addresses

    Module 8: Form Handling in php

    • 8.1  Creating html form
    • 8.1  $_REQUEST variable
    • 8.1  $_GET variable
    • 8.1  $_POST variable
    • 8.1  Getting form values with $_REQUEST
    • 8.1  Getting form values with $_GET
    • 8.1  Getting form values with $_POST
    • 8.1  Validating form data
    • 8.1  Securing the form with htmlspecialchars()
    • 8.1  Send data to other php files
    • 8.1  Uploading files with php part 1
    • 8.1  Uploading files with php part 2
    • 8.1  Displaying uploaded files

    Module 9: Session and Cookies in php

    • 9.1  Setting up session
    • 9.1  Unsetting session
    • 9.1  Creating cookies in php
    • 9.1  Deleting cookies

    Module 10: File Handling in php

    • 10.1  Writing data to files
    • 10.1  Reading data from files
    • 10.1  Appending data to files
    • 10.1  Explode Function: Writing data to files
    • 10.1  Implode Function: Reading data from files

    Module 11: Database

    • 11.1  Intro to database
    • 11.1  Starting Mysql
    • 11.1  Creating database and tables
    • 11.1  Connecting with the database
    • 11.1  Inserting data to database
    • 11.1  Retrieving data from database
    • 11.1  WHERE Clause
    • 11.1  ORDER BY Clause
    • 11.1  Retrieving particular data from database
    • 11.1  Updating the data in the database
    • 11.1  Deleting data from database
  • Course 8

    Ajax for Beginners: A Very Basic Introduction

    AJAX is all around us, just type something on the google search bar and you will automatically see words appear in the input; that's AJAX in action. Do you need AJAX? I guess the question should be, do you want your applications or websites to be excellent? Of course, we do, right? YES.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Overview

    • 1.1  Rich Internet Application Technology
    • 1.1  AJAX is Based on Open Standards

    Module 2: Technologies used in AJAX

    • 2.1  JavaScript
    • 2.1  DOM
    • 2.1  CSS
    • 2.1  XMLHttpRequest

    Module 3: Examples

    • 3.1  Google Maps
    • 3.1  Google Suggest
    • 3.1  Gmail
    • 3.1  Yahoo Maps (new)
    • 3.1  Difference between AJAX and Conventional CGI Program

    Module 4: AJAX in action

    • 4.1  Steps of AJAX Operation
    • 4.1  A Client Event Occurs
    • 4.1  The XMLHttpRequest Object is Created
    • 4.1  The XMLHttpRequest Object is Configured
    • 4.1  Making Asynchronous Request to the Web Server
    • 4.1  Webserver Returns the Result Containing XML Document

    Module 5: XMLHTTPREQUEST

    • 5.1  XMLHttpRequest Methods
    • 5.1  XMLHttpRequest Properties

    Module 6: Database Operations

    • 6.1  Client Side HTML File
    • 6.1  Server Side PHP File

    Module 7: Security

    • 7.1  AJAX Security: Server Side
    • 7.1  AJAX Security: Client Side
  • Course 9

    The Complete JavaScript Course 2020

    You'll learn the magnificence and deceptive power of Javascript language that is at the forefront of modern software development today.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Java script

    • 1.1  Introduction
    • 1.1  Why Study JavaScript?

    Module 2: Java Script Where to

    • 2.1  JavaScript Functions and Events
    • 2.1  JavaScript in or
    • 2.1  JavaScript in
    • 2.1  External JavaScript
    • 2.1  External JavaScript Advantages

    Module 3: JavaScript Syntax

    • 3.1  Introductions
    • 3.1  JavaScript Values
    • 3.1  JavaScript Literals
    • 3.1  JavaScript Variables
    • 3.1  JavaScript Operators
    • 3.1  JavaScript Operators
    • 3.1  JavaScript is Case Sensitive

    Module 4: JavaScript Variables

    • 4.1  Introduction
    • 4.1  JavaScript Identifiers
    • 4.1  JavaScript Data Types
    • 4.1  Declaring (Creating) JavaScript Variables
    • 4.1  One Statement
    • 4.1  Many Variables

    Module 5: JavaScript Operators

    • 5.1  Introductions
    • 5.1  JavaScript Arithmetic Operators
    • 5.1  JavaScript Assignment Operators
    • 5.1  JavaScript String Operators
    • 5.1  Adding Strings and Numbers

    Module 6: JavaScript Assignment

    • 6.1  Introductions
    • 6.1  Assignment Examples
    • 6.1  JavaScript Assignment Operators
    • 6.1  JavaScript String Operators
    • 6.1  Adding Strings and Numbers

    Module 7: JavaScript Data Types

    • 7.1  Concept of Data Types
    • 7.1  JavaScript Types are Dynamic.
    • 7.1  JavaScript Strings
    • 7.1  JavaScript Numbers
    • 7.1  JavaScript Booleans
    • 7.1  JavaScript Arrays
    • 7.1  JavaScript Arrays
    • 7.1  The typeof Operator
    • 7.1  Primitive Data

    Module 8: JavaScript Functions

    • 8.1  Introductions
    • 8.1  JavaScript Function Syntax
    • 8.1  Function Return
    • 8.1  Why Functions?
    • 8.1  The () Operator Invokes the Function0

    Module 9: JavaScript Objects

    • 9.1  Real Life Objects
    • 9.1  Properties and Methods
    • 9.1  JavaScript Objects
    • 9.1  Object Methods
    • 9.1  Object Definition
    • 9.1  Accessing Object Properties

    Module 10: JavaScript Scope

    • 10.1  JavaScript Function Scope
    • 10.1  Local JavaScript Variables
    • 10.1  Global JavaScript Variables
    • 10.1  Automatically Global

    Module 11: JavaScript Events

    • 11.1  Introductions
    • 11.1  HTML Events
    • 11.1  Common HTML Events

    Module 12: JavaScript Strings

    • 12.1  JavaScript Strings
    • 12.1  String Length
    • 12.1  Special Characters
    • 12.1  Strings Can be Objects

    Module 13: JavaScript Numbers

    • 13.1  JavaScript Number Methods
    • 13.1  The toString() Method
    • 13.1  The toExponential() Method
    • 13.1  The toFixed() Method
    • 13.1  The toPrecision() Method
    • 13.1  The valueOf() Method
    • 13.1  The Number() Method Used on Dates
    • 13.1  The parseInt() Method
    • 13.1  The parseFloat() Method

    Module 14: JavaScript - The Math Object

    • 14.1  Introductions
    • 14.1  Syntax
    • 14.1  Math Method
    • 14.1  Math.min() and Math.max()

    Module 15: JavaScript Dates

    • 15.1  JavaScript Date Formats
    • 15.1  Creating Date Objects
    • 15.1  Date Methods
    • 15.1  Displaying Dates
    • 15.1  JavaScript Date Input

    Module 16: Date Get Methods

    • 16.1  The getTime() Method
    • 16.1  The getFullYear() Method
    • 16.1  The getDay() Method
    • 16.1  The setFullYear() Method
    • 16.1  The setDate() Method
    • 16.1  Date Input - Parsing Dates

    Module 17: JavaScript Arrays

    • 17.1  Introductions
    • 17.1  Syntax

    Module 18: Array Methods

    • 18.1  concat()
    • 18.1  every()
    • 18.1  unshift()
    • 18.1  slice()
    • 18.1  splice()

    Module 19: JavaScript Booleans

    • 19.1  Introductions
    • 19.1  Boolean Values
    • 19.1  Syntax
    • 19.1  Boolean Methods

    Module 20: Javascript Conditions

    • 20.1  Introduction

    Module 21: JavaScript - Switch Case

    • 21.1  Introduction
    • 21.1  Flow Chart
    • 21.1  Syntax
    • 21.1  This is how it works

    Module 22: JavaScript For Loop

    • 22.1  Introduction
    • 22.1  Flow Chart
    • 22.1  Syntax

    Module 23: JavaScript While Loop

    • 23.1  Introduction
    • 23.1  Flow Chart
    • 23.1  Syntax
    • 23.1  The do...while Loop
    • 23.1  Flow Chart
    • 23.1  Syntax

    Module 24: JavaScript Type Conversion

    • 24.1  Introductions
    • 24.1  The typeof Operator

    Module 25: JavaScript Bitwise Operations

    • 25.1  Introduction

    Module 26: JavaScript Regular Expressions

    • 26.1  Introductions
    • 26.1  Syntax
    • 26.1  Using String Methods
    • 26.1  Using String search() With a Regular Expression
    • 26.1  Use String replace() With a Regular Expression
    • 26.1  RegExp Methods

    Module 27: JavaScript Errors - Throw and Try to Catch

    • 27.1  Introduction
    • 27.1  JavaScript try and catch
    • 27.1  Syntax Errors
    • 27.1  Runtime Errors

    Module 28: JavaScript Debugging

    • 28.1  The console.log() Method
    • 28.1  The debugger Keyword

    Module 29: JavaScript - Image Map

    • 29.1  Introductions
  • Course 10

    HTML for Beginners

    Step by Step introduction to HTML Explore HTML coding and how you can get started building your own Web Content pages.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Introduction

    • 1.1  HTML Introduction
    • 1.1  HTML Editors
    • 1.1  HTML Elements
    • 1.1  HTML Attributes
    • 1.1  HTML Headings
    • 1.1  HTML Paragraphs
    • 1.1  HTML Links
    • 1.1  HTML Images
    • 1.1  HTML Tables
    • 1.1  HTML Lists
    • 1.1  HTML Forms
    • 1.1  Interview Questions

    Module 2: HTML Graphics

    • 2.1  HTML Canvas
    • 2.1  Interview Questions

    Module 3: HTML Media

    • 3.1  HTML Media/Video/Audio
    • 3.1  Interview Questions

    Module 4: Skill Path/ Projects

    • 4.1  Create your resume in the form of a webpage?
    • 4.1  Create your portfolio with following: 1) Introduction/ Biography 2) 3 Images of yours 3) Link your social media profile

    Module 5: Miscellaneous Exercise

    • 5.1  Interview Q&A
    • 5.1  Quiz
  • Course 11

    CSS for styling website

    With our "CSS for styling website" course, you can learn to make high-quality, graphically amazing and thoroughly impressive websites. All it takes is a little creativity and a strong understanding of CSS design and code and your website will look exactly the way you want it to. We bring you this dynamic and comprehensive CSS course.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Introduction

    • 1.1  CSS Introduction
    • 1.1  CSS Syntax
    • 1.1  CSS Version
    • 1.1  CSS Id & Class
    • 1.1  CSS Styling
    • 1.1  Interview Questions

    Module 2: Borders & Background

    • 2.1  CSS Border
    • 2.1  CSS Background
    • 2.1  Interview Questions

    Module 3: CSS Text Effects & Fonts

    • 3.1  CSS Text Effects
    • 3.1  CSS Fonts
    • 3.1  Interview Questions

    Module 4: CSS 2D & 3D Transforms

    • 4.1  CSS 2D Transforms
    • 4.1  CSS 3D Transforms
    • 4.1  Interview Questions

    Module 5: CSS Transitions & Animation

    • 5.1  CSS Transitions
    • 5.1  CSS Animation
    • 5.1  Interview Questions

    Module 6: CSS Multiple Columns

    • 6.1  Introduction
    • 6.1  Column-gap, rule, color
    • 6.1  Column-rule-style, width
    • 6.1  Interview Questions

    Module 7: Miscellaneous Exercise

    • 7.1  Interview Q&A
    • 7.1  Quiz
  • Course 12

    WordPress for Entrepreneur/Beginner

    In 2018, build a beautiful responsive Wordpress site that looks great on all devices. No experience required.
    Course curriculum

    Module 1: Wordpress Overview

    • 1.1  What is Content Management System (CMS)?
    • 1.1  Features
    • 1.1  Advantages & Disadvantages

    Module 2: Wordpress Installation

    • 2.1  System Requirements for WordPress
    • 2.1  Download WordPress
    • 2.1  Create Store Database
    • 2.1  Set Up Wizard

    Module 3: Wordpress Dashboard

    • 3.1  Dashboard Menu, Screen Options, Activity

    Module 4: Wordpress Theme

    • 4.1  Choosing Theme

    Module 5: Wordpress Pages

    • 5.1  Creating Pages

    Module 6: Wordpress Post

    • 6.1  Writing a Blog Post
    • 6.1  Blog Post Categories

    Module 7: Media Library

    • 7.1  The Media Library
    • 7.1  Adding Media to a Post or a Page

    Module 8: Wordpress Menu

    • 8.1  Setting Up Menus

    Module 9: Wordpress Widget & Plugin

    • 9.1  Widgets
    • 9.1  Plugins

    Module 10: Users

    • 10.1  Create User

    Module 11: Wordpress Settings

    • 11.1  All Wordpress Settings

    Module 12: Wordpress Discussion Settings

    • 12.1  Step by Step Discussion Settings

    Module 13: Wordpress Reading Settings

    • 13.1  Step by Step Reading Settings

    Module 14: Wordpress Writing Settings

    • 14.1  Step by Step Writing Settings