Most of what happens on the web involves two computers: a client, and a server. The client is a web browser, like Firefox. The server is a computer where web pages live. This course module explains how clients and servers work together. Outline Course contentGetting readyUsing this site What you will learn Why you should care What you will need How the web worksIt's about files (mostly) Browsers and servers What URLs are Subdomains Getting files on servers Summary A little HTMLHeadings, paragraphs, and line breaks Lists Tables Links and URLs Images Other useful tags Add some CSSFonts and colors Applying styles to particular HTML elements Spacing and borders Finding problems Gather styles in style sheets Interaction CSS exercises Wrap it in BootstrapA basic bootstrap template HTML looks better Premade components Reusing HTML Project files Bootstrap navbars Bootstrap exercises A dash of JavaScriptThe template Team scores (buttons, events, variables) Wrapping winners (wrappers) Coding standards Course score (input, validation, flags) Piggy bank (variables, localStorage) Better pig (function arguments) Pigs' houses (string arguments) Coffee and chocolate (validation, localStorage) Fake news (multipage, library) JS exercises Let's CRUDCourse catalog: one course Course catalog: many courses Courses and dogs Dog pack A new dog Ships Changing ships Security We're done! CRUD exercises Tips and tricksStandard template Coding standards Improvements ‹ What you will need up It's about files (mostly) ›
