[#Script #Coding] HTML & Coding Introduction – Course for Beginners

HTML & Coding Introduction – Course for Beginners

By freeCodeCamp.org
Published: Feb 21, 2023


freeCodeCamp.org Learn the basics of HTML and how to begin coding in this course for beginners.

Are you interested in coding but have never tried it before? Are you curious about how to create your own website or app? If so, then this video course is for you!

Course developed by @AniaKubow
Full course: http://codewithania.com/

    Contents

  • (0:00:00) Introduction
  • (0:01:34) What is a code editor?
  • (0:03:08) Code editor options
  • (0:03:52) Files files files
  • (0:07:27) HTML Introduction
  • (0:09:27) HTML – what is it exactly?
  • (0:11:53) HTML Syntax
  • (0:17:08) Saving files in your code editor
  • (0:18:19) HTML Anatomy
  • (0:22:50) Headings
  • (0:24:49) Paragraphs
  • (0:26:04) HTML headings, paragraphs and emphasis
  • (0:32:20) Indenting code in HTML
  • (0:34:03) HTML lists
  • (0:38:54) HTML links
  • (0:43:49) Navigating Pages
  • (0:51:20) Images in HTML
  • (0:55:15) Creating tables using HTML
  • (1:03:27) Introducing the Div
  • (1:05:09) Semantic sectioning
  • (1:07:39) Table Tennis Leaderboard: Project prep
  • (1:09:30) Table Tennis Leaderboard: Starting out our project
  • (1:12:44) Table Tennis Leaderboard: table rows and lists
  • (1:16:44) Table Tennis Leaderboard: Sectioning and the figure element
  • (1:25:27) HTML forms
  • (1:26:52) The various input element types in HTML
  • (1:33:17) HTML Inputs exercise 1
  • (1:40:40) HTML Inputs exercise 2
  • (1:43:55) HTML Inputs exercise 3
  • (1:48:57) The select dropdown in HTML
  • (1:54:38) The Inspect tool
  • (1:56:51) Using the data attribute in HTML
  • (1:59:15) Commenting out code
  • (2:01:29) What’s next?

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[#Webdesign #Coding] Next.js Tutorial For Beginners

Next.js Tutorial For Beginners

By LearnWebCode
Published: Jan 24, 2023


LearnWebCode In this video you learn everything you need to get started with Next.js! Join my courses at the lowest possible price: https://learnwebcode.com/courses/

GitHub Repo To Borrow Code From: https://github.com/LearnWebCode/nextjs-youtube-demo

My other video where you can learn the basics of React: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70fadMRqnBo

    CONTENTS:

  • 0:00 Intro
  • 0:42 Getting Started
  • 4:23 Linking Pages
  • 9:36 App-Wide Code
  • 13:53 Navigation
  • 16:40 Blog Feature
  • 19:16 getStaticProps
  • 24:10 URL Parameters
  • 29:30 Module / Component CSS
  • 32:52: Dev & Production Modes
  • 35:40 Incremental Static Regeneration
  • 41:28 getServerSideProps
  • 47:02 Deploying To Live Site

[#Script #Coding] Top 10 VS Code Keyboard Shortcuts You Must Learn to Use!

Top 10 VS Code Keyboard Shortcuts You Must Learn to Use!

By codeSTACKr
Published: Feb 13, 2023


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    VS Code Tip of the Day
    Here are the top 10 VS Code keyboard shortcuts you must learn to use!

  • Number 10: Control + P to quickly open files.
  • Number 9: Control + K S to save all open files.
  • Number 8: Control + / on to quickly comment out code.
  • Number 7: Control + B to toggle the sidebar.
  • Number 6: Control + D to select the next occurrence of the current selection.
  • Number 5: Control + Shift + L to select all occurrences of the current selection.
  • Number 4: Alt + Up/Down Arrow to move lines up or down.
  • Number 3: Alt + Shift + Up/Down Arrow to duplicate lines up or down.
  • Number 2: F2 to rename a symbol and all occurrences.
  • Number 1: Control + Shift + P to open the command palette, or did you know you can just press just F1?!?




[#Script #Coding] A Visual IDE for React?!? The Future of Web Development

A Visual IDE for React?!? The Future of Web Development

By codeSTACKr
Published: Jan 02, 2023


codeSTACKr Download Codux Free at https://codux.hopp.to/codeSTACKr

Codux is a visual IDE, or graphical editor, that allows you to build and edit React components like you’re drawing on a canvas.

You’ll see and have access to the code right inside Codux, but it shouldn’t replace your existing IDE. In fact, the goal of Codux is not to replace your existing IDE, but to turbo charge your React workflow by giving you the ability to visually edit as well. As you make changes in Codux you’ll see the updates happen in real time in your existing IDE.

Codux supports any React project built using TypeScript with styling in CSS, Sass, or CSS Modules, and has full Git integration.

Another great feature is the ability to develop components in isolation. That’s generally how we build in React. We build components. But we usually can’t see each component rendered in isolation. With Codux, you can work on each component individually, see each component in various states, then bring them all together where needed.

Because this is a graphical user interface, even someone with little to no React experience can easily update and edit components visually and be confident that the updates reflected in the code will be accurate.

Just like in your browser’s dev tools, you’ll see all of the CSS styles for each element and you can edit them. This makes memorizing every CSS property name and value a thing of the past. Every property is visually available to edit. And these changes take place immediately in your code base.

To get started, you can import almost any existing React project or create a new project from scratch.

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Timestamps

  • 00:00 – Intro
  • 02:25 – Building a YouTube Clone from scratch using Codux
  • 02:42 – Create a new project
  • 05:51 – Building the header component
  • 07:23 – Building the side menu bar component
  • 08:19 – Building the filters bar component
  • 09:33 – Building the video card component
  • 10:42 – Defining TypeScript props for your video card component
  • 11:39 – Putting it all together in our App component
  • 13:20 – Run the application locally to test
  • 13:34 – Giving the YouTube clone a new name
  • 13:49 – Commit our changes and publish to GitHub



  • [#Script #Coding] Pimp my Cursor – VS Code Style

    Pimp my Cursor – VS Code Style

    By codeSTACKr
    Published: Feb 03, 2023


    codeSTACKr VS Code Tip of the Day
    I get tons of questions about my vs code cursor settings. So, let’s take a look..


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    [#Script #Coding] Best VS Code Extension for Local Development

    Best VS Code Extension for Local Development

    By codeSTACKr
    Published: Jan 02, 2023


    codeSTACKr If you use VS Code, you must install the Live Server extension!
    It lets you easily launch a local development server for your static or dynamic web pages.
    After you install the extension, open any HTML file and click the Go Live button from the bottom to start it up in your default browser.
    The best part about it is the live reloading feature.
    Every time you make an update and save the file, it will automatically see the changes and reload the page for you.


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    [#Script #Coding] Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in C++ Course

    Object Oriented Programming (OOP) in C++ Course

    By freeCodeCamp.org
    Published: Feb 02, 2021


    freeCodeCamp.org Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is commonly used when writing code with C++. In this crash course, you will learn what OOP is and how to implement it using C++.

    This course was developed by Saldina Nurak (CodeBeauty). Check out her channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CodeBeauty

      Course Contents

    • (0:00:00) Introduction
    • (0:00:54) Introduction to OOP
    • (0:03:17) Classes and objects
    • (0:10:40) Access modifiers
    • (0:17:26) Constructors
    • (0:29:39) Encapsulation
    • (0:39:50) Abstraction
    • (0:52:23) Inheritance
    • (1:15:43) Polymorphism
    • (1:28:26) Outro
    • (1:29:01) Bloopers

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    [#Script #Coding] Learn Tailwind CSS – Course for Beginners

    Learn Tailwind CSS – Course for Beginners

    By freeCodeCamp.org
    Published: Jan 17, 2023


    freeCodeCamp.org This course will give you a full introduction into all of the core concepts of Tailwind CSS — it will also provide details on every feature that provides Tailwindcss.

    Course from codewithguillaume.

      Contents

    • (0:00:00) Introduction
    • (0:02:36) Setup
    • (0:17:01) Colors
    • (0:29:11) Customization
    • (0:42:11) Typography
    • (1:05:21) Spaces & sizes
    • (1:29:36) Flex
    • (1:51:46) Grids
    • (2:12:48) Layouts
    • (2:37:49) Borders
    • (2:45:41) Effects & filters
    • (2:57:33) Animations
    • (3:08:28) Design System
    • (3:56:31) Core concepts
    • (4:05:26) Dark mode

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    [#Script #Coding] Using map() in Python #shorts

    Using map() in Python #shorts

    By freeCodeCamp.org
    Published: Jan 27, 2023


    freeCodeCamp.org Master the HTTP networking protocol by completing over 80 coding exercises and quizzes in JavaScript. Once you’ve learned it all, we’ll build a real web crawler using Node.js to put all the concepts into practice.

    HTTP is the backbone of the modern web, and in this course we’ll do a deep dive into all of the fundamentals you’ll need to know to master web networking. We’ll use the Fetch API to interact with a live RESTful server in order to connect the different components of a video game.

    Code: https://github.com/bootdotdev/fcc-learn-http-assets

    Follow this course interactively on Boot.dev: https://boot.dev/learn/learn-http

    Lane Wagner created this course.
    Boot.dev: https://boot.dev
    Lane on Twitter: https://twitter.com/wagslane
    Lane’s YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@bootdotdev
    New to JavaScript? Beginner course: https://boot.dev/learn/learn-javascript

      Contents

    • (0:00:00) Introduction
    • (0:03:32) Ch 1 – Why HTTP
    • (0:27:31) Ch 2 – DNS
    • (0:48:11) Ch 3 – URIs and URLs
    • (1:16:21) Ch 4 – Async JavaScript
    • (1:49:48) Ch 5 – Errors in JS
    • (2:04:54) Ch 6 – HTTP Headers
    • (2:21:04) Ch 7 – JSON
    • (2:41:09) Ch 8 – HTTP Methods
    • (3:17:01) Ch 9 – URL Paths
    • (3:36:33) Ch 10 – HTTPS security
    • (3:48:24) Proj – Setup Dev Environment
    • (3:51:28) Proj – Hello World
    • (3:56:29) Proj – Normalize URLs
    • (4:11:05) Proj – URLs from HTML
    • (4:27:49) Proj – The main.js file
    • (4:33:10) Proj – Using Fetch
    • (4:45:16) Proj – Recursively crawling the web
    • (4:55:33) Proj – Print an SEO report
    • (5:06:59) Proj – Conclusion
    • (5:08:04) Congratulations

    Documentation used:
    Fetch API: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API
    URL constructor: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/URL/URL
    Fetch Response: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Response


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    [#Script #Coding] Angular Course for Beginners

    Angular Course for Beginners


    By freeCodeCamp.org
    Published: Sep 07, 2022


    freeCodeCamp.org Learn Angular in this complete course for beginners. First, you will learn the basics of Typescript and then you will learn about important Angular concepts such as binding, dependency injection, forms, routing, and more.

    Santosh Yadav created this course.
    Check out his channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TechTalksWi…
    https://twitter.com/SantoshYadavDev
    https://github.com/sponsors/santoshya…

      Course Contents

      • Introduction

      • (0:00:00) Introduction to Angular
      • (0:09:56) Introduction to Typescript
      • (0:28:57) SPA and Local Setup
      •  
        Typescript

      • (0:42:09) Typescript Data Types and Functions
      • (1:25:56) Classes and Interface
      • (2:11:10) Typescript decorators and tsconfig file
      •  
        Angular Installation and Basics

      • (2:20:24) Angular Installation and Binding Syntax
      • (3:25:04) Built-in Directives
      • (4:07:36) Built-in Pipes
      • (4:30:10) Adding Bootstrap CSS to App
      •  
        Lifecycle Hook and Component Communication

      • (4:44:53) ngOnInt and Component Communication using Input and Output
      • (5:09:32) Change Detection and ngOnChanges
      • (5:36:51) ngDoCheck
      • (5:42:01) ViewChild, ViewChildren and AfterViewInit
      • (6:22:41) Content Projection, AfterContentInit and OnDestroy
      •  
        Dependency Injection

      • (6:44:55) Introduction
      • (7:09:34) Resolution Modifiers
      • (7:24:06) Value Providers
      •  
        HttpClient and RxJs

      • (7:41:04) Setting Up HttpClientModule
      • (7:44:07) HttpService , RxJs observables and http get
      • (8:01:28) RxJs Observable and Observer
      • (8:11:59) Http Put and Delete
      • (8:27:10) Http Request
      • (8:40:55) ShareReplay RxJs Operators
      • (8:47:17) Async Pipe
      • (8:57:15) catchError operator
      • (9:05:29) map operator
      • (9:09:06) Http Interceptor
      • (9:29:11) APP_INITIALIZER
      •  
        Routing Basics

      • (9:35:06) Angular Router and default Route
      • (9:51:01) Adding Angular material and navigation
      • (10:00:35) Wild card, dynamic route and ActivatedRoute service
      • (10:23:19) ParamMap and Activate Route Service
      •  
        Template Driven Forms

      • (10:25:45) Introduction
      • (10:50:20) Validation
      • (11:09:26) Pristine, Dirty State and Reset Form
      • (11:19:08) Custom Directives and Custom Validation
      •  
        Advanced Routing

      • (11:49:33) Navigation using Router Service
      • (11:52:34) Feature and Routing Module
      • (12:10:57) Nested and Child Route
      • (12:19:41) Lazy Loading
      • (12:35:49) Configure Lazy Loading using CLI
      • (12:42:46) Using ProvidedIn Any
      • (12:59:15) Router Events
      • (13:06:00) Listening to Router Events
      •  
        Route Guards

      • (13:08:49) CanActivate
      • (13:21:24) CanActivateChild
      • (13:26:53) CanLoad
      •  
        Reactive Forms

      • (13:30:44) Introduction
      • (13:41:33) Using Material Controls
      • (13:59:54) Nested Form Controls
      • (14:17:38) Dynamic Forms
      • (14:45:09) Built-in Validators
      • (14:51:50) Reset Form
      • (14:55:15) Control Level Validation
      • (15:05:22) SetValue and PatchValue
      • (15:09:23) ValueChanges and UpdateOn
      • (15:17:40) map operator with Form
      • (15:29:55) Custom Validator
      •  
        CanDeactivate Guard

      • (15:57:10) CanDeactivate Guard and Form
      •  
        Custom Pipe

      • (16:15:04) Custom Pipe
      •  
        Resolve Guard

      • (16:25:39) Resolve Guard
      •  
        Global Error Handling

      • (16:45:46) Error Handling
      •  
        Testing Basics

      • (16:50:08) Introduction
      • (16:56:59) First test
      • (17:01:43) Testing Component and Service
      •  
        Deployment and CI/CD

      • (17:15:44) Using Netlify for Deployment
      • (17:28:06) GitHub Actions to Automate Tasks
      •  

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