Become a Front End Web Developer
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This document outlines a program to become a front-end web developer by learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript over 37 hours of video tutorials and participating in coding meetups. It details the roles of front-end and back-end developers, average salaries in Boston which range from $71,800 for junior front-end to $119,600 for back-end, and popular skills like HTML and JavaScript according to job postings. It recommends developing skills through online courses, participating in local meetups, and creating projects and accounts on sites like GitHub and LinkedIn to present work.
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Lesson 09
This document provides an agenda for a lesson on jQuery. It introduces jQuery as a JavaScript library for simplifying client-side scripting. Key points covered include downloading and applying jQuery, using jQuery functions like toggleClass and hide/show, and two labs - one basic and one advanced - to create a divided times menu using jQuery plugins. Homework involves continuing work on the divided times menu, learning jQuery fundamentals through videos and readings, and starting to plan a personal project using jQuery.
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This document provides an agenda and resources for a front-end web development lab on transforming a design comp into an HTML and CSS page. The lab will have students work in teams to build out the website for a Startup Matchmaker project. It outlines reviewing key concepts, lab time to work on the project, and homework assignments including completing a Fashion Blog. Resources provided to students include file sharing tools, templates, images, fonts, and tips for planning and structuring the project.
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This document outlines the agenda for a lesson on advanced CSS. It will cover the CSS box model, nested selectors, and templates. Students will then work on an assignment during lab time to build a fashion blog using these CSS concepts. They will be expected to complete the blog for homework. Key topics include the box model dimensions including padding and borders, applying CSS to HTML templates, and starting on the fashion blog assignment.
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The document provides an overview of Lesson 1 of a Front-End Web Development course. It includes learning objectives such as establishing community, recognizing roles in web development, and applying HTML tags. The schedule covers an introduction to front-end development, navigating computers and servers, HTML tags and using Sublime text, and includes a lab and homework assignment. The document also lists course tools, an overview of HTML and CSS, and examples of using different HTML tags for headings, text, lists, and links.
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