Crash Course- Build a Full-Stack Web App in a Weekend!

Crash Course: Build a Full-Stack Web App in a Weekend!, available at $94.99, has an average rating of 4.74, with 71 lectures, based on 2965 reviews, and has 22358 subscribers.

You will learn about You WILL build a fun web application in just a few days! No experience needed You will NOT want to pause the course once you start 馃槈 You WILL learn the very fundamentals of modern web development (fast!) You will NOT master web technologies (that takes years) You WILL get the experience of building a complete web app You will NOT be able to build complex applications on your own, but small ones You WILL discover if web development is a good career path for you This course is ideal for individuals who are Take this course if you need a quick introduction to modern web development or Take this course if you want to find out if web development is a good career choice or Take this course if you want to impress your friends by building a super cool web app in a few days! It is particularly useful for Take this course if you need a quick introduction to modern web development or Take this course if you want to find out if web development is a good career choice or Take this course if you want to impress your friends by building a super cool web app in a few days!.

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Summary

Title: Crash Course: Build a Full-Stack Web App in a Weekend!

Price: $94.99

Average Rating: 4.74

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Curriculum Items: 71

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 71

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You WILL build a fun web application in just a few days! No experience needed

You will NOT want to pause the course once you start 馃槈

You WILL learn the very fundamentals of modern web development (fast!)

You will NOT master web technologies (that takes years)

You WILL get the experience of building a complete web app

You will NOT be able to build complex applications on your own, but small ones

You WILL discover if web development is a good career path for you

Who Should Attend

Take this course if you need a quick introduction to modern web development

Take this course if you want to find out if web development is a good career choice

Take this course if you want to impress your friends by building a super cool web app in a few days!

Target Audiences

Take this course if you need a quick introduction to modern web development

Take this course if you want to find out if web development is a good career choice

Take this course if you want to impress your friends by building a super cool web app in a few days!

*** Just released in December 2022 ***

“I have already learned more in this class than in a $12,000 coding BootCamp (). Before taking one of the Bootcamp on Udemy, you should take this class first” 鈥?Robert

Do you want to learn the fundamentals of modern web development fast?

Do you want to find out if building websites and apps is the right career path for you?

Or maybe you just want to know what your web developer friends do all day?

In any of these cases

Welcome to my “Web Development Crash Course”! Together, we will build a fun, small, but full-stack web application in just a few days.

But why this course? And why is it so short?

Well, there are so many 60 and 80-hour-long “complete” web development courses out there, which are great if you want to invest 3 months of your life into finding out if web dev is even right for you or not

I wanted to offer a different approach. A short and fast crash course, where you can dip your toes into the world of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and even React (the most used JavaScript library in the world).

You can finish it in a weekend (if you have nothing else planned), or you can take a week. But the point is that you can learn the very fundamentals of web development quite fast, and in an engaging, 99% project-based way.

And even though this is called a “crash course”, this course teaches you more in 12 hours than I learned in my first 2 years as a web developer!

That’s how condensed, and how valuable, the material is. And the course still maintains the high-quality standard of all my other courses, so that you actually understand what you are learning!

But you might be thinking: “Is a crash course really right for me?”

Well, it all depends on your goals.

Sure, you will not become a web developer after this short course, and you will not be able to build big web projects (but sometimes that’s true even for those huge 80-hour courses).

But, at the end of this course, you will have learned and understood the fundamentals of the most important web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React). And even more importantly, you will have discovered if you actually like web development and want to pursue it as a (lucrative) career!

Plus, you will walk away from this course with a super cool web application that you can show to all your friends (please tell them I sent you 馃槈

All this will enable you to go deeper into the topics that you actually liked, and keep learning and progressing on your own if you like (or of course, you can purchase more specialized courses).

So, have you never written a single line of code in your life?

You have come to the right place! We will start slowly, step-by-step, and then speed up the pace as we progress through the course.

So here’s what we’re gonna do in this course:

We will set up your code editor and coding environment together (all for free!)

I will guide you through the basics of the web and web development

Then we slowly start our project, by writing the HTML code (for the page content)

We then style the page and create a layout using CSS

Next we create an online database and API for our application data, using a free service called Supabase

To get the data into the application and make it interactive, we learn the fundamentals of JavaScript

Writing apps with only JavaScript can be difficult, so we build the app using the React library

Finally, we deploy the final project to a free service called Netlify

DONE! You can now share the URL of your project with everyone 馃檪

Already know HTML, CSS, or JavaScript?

No problem! You can still get something from the course. For example, you can watch only the section on “React” and use the downloadable code from the previous section as your starting point.

If all this sounds great, then join me on this adventure right now! See you on the inside 馃檪

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome, Welcome, Welcome!

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Read Before You Start!

Lecture 3: A High-Level Overview of Web Development

Lecture 4: Setting Up Our Code Editor

Chapter 2: HTML 鈥?Building the App Skeleton [DAY 1]

Lecture 1: What is HTML?

Lecture 2: HTML Document Structure

Lecture 3: Working With Text and Lists

Lecture 4: Hyperlinks, Images, and Attributes

Lecture 5: Structuring the App

Lecture 6: Building a Form

Lecture 7: Adding More Buttons

Chapter 3: CSS 鈥?Styling the App [DAY 1]

Lecture 1: What is CSS?

Lecture 2: Styling Text

Lecture 3: Including Google Fonts

Lecture 4: Working With Color

Lecture 5: Inheritance and the Global Selector

Lecture 6: The CSS Box Model

Lecture 7: Block and Inline Elements

Lecture 8: Creating Small Layouts With Flexbox

Lecture 9: Applying Flexbox to Our Facts

Lecture 10: Creating Larger Layouts With CSS Grid

Lecture 11: Centering the App

Lecture 12: Styling Links and Transitions

Lecture 13: Styling Buttons

Lecture 14: Developer Skill: Googling and Reading Documentation

Lecture 15: Styling the Voting Buttons

Lecture 16: Styling Form Elements

Lecture 17: Adapting the Layout to Smaller Screens

Chapter 4: Supabase 鈥?Storing the App Data [DAY 1]

Lecture 1: What is Supabase?

Lecture 2: Creating Your First Database

Lecture 3: Creating a Table

Lecture 4: Adding Security Policies

Chapter 5: JavaScript 鈥?Making the App Interactive [DAY 1 + 2]

Lecture 1: What is JavaScript?

Lecture 2: Displaying and Hiding the Form

Lecture 3: Values, Variables, and Operators

Lecture 4: Functions

Lecture 5: Taking Decisions With if/else Statements

Lecture 6: The Ternary Operator

Lecture 7: Working With Strings

Lecture 8: Arrow Functions

Lecture 9: Arrays

Lecture 10: Objects

Lecture 11: Looping Over Arrays: The forEach and map Methods

Lecture 12: What is the DOM?

Lecture 13: Going Back to the First DOM Manipulation

Lecture 14: Creating DOM Elements

Lecture 15: Loading Data With fetch and async/await

Lecture 16: The filter and find Array Methods

Chapter 6: React 鈥?Building the Final App [DAY 2]

Lecture 1: What is React?

Lecture 2: Installing Node.js and Setting Up A React Project

Lecture 3: Meeting JSX and Creating the App Component

Lecture 4: Dividing Our Interface Into Components

Lecture 5: Rendering the List of Facts

Lecture 6: Passing and Receiving Props

Lecture 7: Rendering the List of Categories

Lecture 8: Introducing State

Lecture 9: Displaying and Hiding the Form the React Way

Lecture 10: Creating the Header Component

Lecture 11: Working With Forms the React Way

Lecture 12: Adding a New Fact 鈥?Part 1

Lecture 13: Adding a New Fact 鈥?Part 2

Lecture 14: Loading Data From Supabase with useEffect

Lecture 15: Creating a Loader Component

Lecture 16: Filtering by Categories

Lecture 17: Uploading a Fact to Supabase

Lecture 18: Handling Votes and Updating a Fact on Supabase

Chapter 7: Deployment 鈥?Uploading the App to the Internet [DAY 2]

Lecture 1: Displaying The App on All Mobile Phones

Lecture 2: Finishing Touches and Creating a Production Build

Lecture 3: Deploying to Netlify

Chapter 8: The End!

Lecture 1: Where to Go from Here

Lecture 2: BONUS: Check Out My Other Courses!

Instructors

Jonas Schmedtmann
Web Developer, Designer, and Teacher

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes

2 stars: 8 votes

3 stars: 100 votes

4 stars: 684 votes

5 stars: 2165 votes

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