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Intro to AJAX
by Cameron Pittman- 0.0
Approx. 2 weeks
User experience is vital to the success of your website or web app. It’s important that the user’s experience be smooth and free of jank, yet the application will have to do things that take a long time to complete. AJAX allows app developers to interact with server-side APIs without pausing script execution or forcing the page to reload....
Free
Intro to HTML and CSS
by Cameron Pittman , James Parkes- 0.0
Timeline Approx. 3 Weeks
In this course, you'll learn the fundamentals web development, along with best practices and professional problem-solving techniques using Developer Tools. Use CSS units to place content on the page Use Developer Tools to debug CSS lesson 4 CSS Syntax Problem Set Style images Style the font of the page Create and link a stylesheet...
Free
HTML5 Canvas
by Cameron Pittman , James Williams- 0.0
Approx. 2 weeks
You should take this course if you want to move beyond static HTML tag content and build on your JavaScript skills to make interactive and engaging experiences. Maybe you want to start on the journey of creating a game or complex animations, maybe you want to create visually compelling compositions like infographs, or maybe you just want to make memes....
Free
Intro to jQuery
by Cameron Pittman- 0.0
Approx. 2 days
Due to jQuery’s popularity and ease of use, learning jQuery is a must for all front-end web developers. jQuery makes selecting DOM elements and manipulating them simple by providing a consistent API that works across all browsers. Proficiency in using jQuery is an important skill that can speed up your development time and opens up a world of useful plugins....
Free
Browser Rendering Optimization
by Cameron Pittman , Paul Lewis- 0.0
Approx. 1 months
Demystifying the browser's rendering pipeline will make it easy for you to build high performance web apps. By following a few simple principles, you'll be capable of drastically reducing the browser's workload and time needed to render each frame. Then you'll quickly dive into tooling with ample opportunities to practice profiling and de...
Free
Building High Conversion Web Forms
by Ido Green , Cameron Pittman- 0.0
Approx. 2 weeks
The modern web is mobile and interactive. Thousands (maybe millions? ) of websites include account creation forms and checkout forms. Websites ask you to tap buttons and fill out text boxes. They ask you for information and prompt you to take action. You fill out forms on big screens with physical keyboards and small screens with virtual keyboards....
Free
JavaScript Promises
by Cameron Pittman- 0.0
Approx. 3 weeks
Every web developer needs to be able to work with asynchronous code. Network requests, browser events, web workers and just about every else about the web happens asynchronously. JavaScript developers normally rely on callbacks to execute async code, but Native JavaScript Promises offer a much easier solution. Learn how to simplify asynchronous work with Native JavaScript Promises!...
Free
Responsive Images
by Cameron Pittman , Sam Dutton- 0.0
Approx. 2 weeks
Quick load times and responsive content leads to higher conversions. There's much more to images on the web than . Attributes like , markup techniques using CSS, fonts, and inline images, and the brand new element are now available to help you create the best possible experience for your users. Get started with Developer Tools and mobile debugging....
Free
Website Performance Optimization
by Cameron Pittman , Ilya Grigorik- 0.0
Approx. 1 weeks
From Ilya Grigorik's : "The emergence and the fast growth of the web performance optimization (WPO) industry within the past few years is a telltale sign of the growing importance and demand for speed and faster user experiences by the users. Simply put, speed is a lesson 1 Introduction Intro to Chrome Developer Tools....
Free
Responsive Web Design Fundamentals
by Cameron Pittman , Pete LePage- 0.0
Approx. 2 weeks
The way people browse the web is changing quickly - fewer and fewer users access the web at a desk in front of a large monitor with a keyboard and mouse. The web is increasingly being enjoyed on phones, tablets, wearables, TVs and everything in between. lesson 1 Why Responsive Introduction to responsive design with Pete LePage....
Free