Learn By Example: The Foundations of HTML, CSS & JavaScript

Name: Learn By Example: The Foundations of HTML, CSS & JavaScript
Brand: Loony Corn
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93 Lessons (13h)

Welcome to HTML, CSS and Javascript!
Welcome to HTML, CSS and Javascript!
HTML
Introducing HTML and CSS
Introduction to HTML
Introduction to CSS
The A Tag
Paths
Quotes
Lists - Ordered and Unordered
Other Miscellaneous HTML Tags
URL and Domain Names
The img Tag
The HTML Standard
CSS
Cascading Stylesheets reintroduced
Inheritance in CSS
CSS Selectors
Fonts
Colors
The Box Model
The
Javascript Basics
Introducing Javascript
Example 1: Executing Javascript code
Example 2: Basic programming constructs
Example 3: Separating HTML and JS files
Example 4: Using the console.log statement
Example 5: Local and global variables
Example 6: Undeclared variables in JS are global
Example 7: Local variables hide global variables of the same name
Example 8: Javascript is ephemeral, reloading a page resets everything
Example 9: Creating and using arrays
Example 10: Copying an array
Example 11: Adding an element to an array
Example 12: Deleting elements from an array
Example 13: Arrays can contain different types
Example 14: Non-existent array elements are undefined
First class functions
Objects in Javascript
Introduction to Javascript objects
Example 15: Creating an object using JSON
Example 16: Creating an object using a constructor
Example 17: Adding properties to objects dynamically
Example 18: Removing properties from objects dynamically
Example 19: Object properties can be functions
Example 20: Object constructors can have property functions
Example 21: Two ways of accessing object properties
Example 22: Iterating over all properties in an object
Example 23: Calling a constructor without new
Example 24: Understanding the typeof operator
Example 25: Paternity tests using instanceof
Example 26: Faking public and private properties
First Class Functions - In Detail
Example 27: Functions as arguments to functions
Example 28: Functions that return functions
Example 29: Arguments pass by value to functions
Example 30: Arguments pass by reference
Javascript Quirks
Example 31: Understanding undefined
Example 32: Understanding null
Example 33: Understanding NaN
Example 34: Strings and numbers and conversions between them
Example 35: Strange comparison operators
Example 36: Truthy and falsy
Example 37: Simple string operations
Functions Yet Again
Example 38: Declared Functions, Function Literals and Hoisting
Example 39: Named And Anonymous Function Literals
Example 40: Nested Functions
Example 41: Nested functions can be declared
Closures
Introduction to closures
Example 42: Closure variables win over local variables
Example 43: Closures with declared functions and function literals
Example 44: Referencing environment with function parameters
Example 45: Closure variables cooler than global variables
Prototypes, Dynamic Prototyping and Inheritance
Introduction to prototypes
Example 46: Prototypical Inheritance In Action
Example 47: Dynamic Prototyping
Example 48: Inheritance hierarchy using chained prototypes
Example 49: Overriding properties using prototypes
Example 50: The base object as the ultimate prototype
Example 51: Overriding properties of built-in objects
The Document Object Model & Event Handling
Introduction to the Document Object Model
Example 52: Modifying the HTML of a page using the DOM
Example 53: Event Handling
Example 54: Adding Multiple Event Handlers on the Same Event
Example 55: Setting Arbitrary HTML Attributes
Example 56: The window object
JSON
Introduction To JSON
Example 57: Simple JSON Use Cases
Example 58: Creating meaningful objects with JSON

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Lay the Foundations for Your Web Development Career with Training in HTML, CSS & JavaScript

Loony CornLoonycorn is comprised of two individuals—Janani Ravi and Vitthal Srinivasan—who have honed their respective tech expertise at Google and Flipkart. The duo graduated from Stanford University and believes it has distilled the instruction of complicated tech concepts into funny, practical, engaging courses, and is excited to be sharing its content with eager students.

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There are many short cuts in web coding that may ultimately lead to issues down the line. This course will teach you solid fundamentals of JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, and give you the skills you need to write efficient and lasting code. Perfect for the inexperienced, this course provides a great background in a range of popular web coding frameworks that will facilitate the learning of other languages in the future.

Access 13 hours of content & 93 lessons 24/7
Begin your programming path w/ basic HTML
Understand inheritance & selection in CSS, two essential concepts
Discover closures & prototypes in JavaScript, and how they differ from other languages
Learn JSON & its importance to linking back-ends written in Java/front-ends written in JavaScript
Use the Document-Object-Model to tie it all together
Reach the instructors any time by e-mail

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Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
Certification of completion included
Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
Experience level required: beginner

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