You will need a code editor to edit HTML files . You can edit in notepad if you like, but popular free ones with code highlighting, code completion and version control integration include:
Sublime: https://www.sublimetext.com/3 (nags you but still is free)
Atom: https://atom.io/
Brackets: http://brackets.io/
Visual Studio Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/
With any of these editors, save your files with a *.html extension so they can be opened in a web browser.
Learning web development without a structured approach is tough and frustrating at times, given that there are so many languages, libraries, and concepts to learn.
We wanted to build a comprehensive approach for students to learn not only web development with ease, but also take a bite of the knowledge of the internet along with the experience.
- Build technical knowledge with an opinionated way of learning
- Learn core fundamental coding concepts and good practices
- Teach the necessary skills to ensure a smooth navigation and learning of the web stack
- Teach students how to use libraries and available tools to speed up development
- Understand How the internet works, and how it interweaves with web development
- HTML/ CSS/
- Vanilla Javascript
- Jquery/ BootStrap
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Laptop Computer
- Set Up
- Introduction
- HTML/CSS Exercises
- Javascript Exercises (including Building your own Web Application)