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The process and technology of creating websites.
Computational Thinking for Problem Solving (University of Pennsylvania)
Module 1 1.1 Introduction Four Pillars of Computation thinking 1.2 Decomposition Breaking a complex problem into more manageable sub-problems Putting the solutions to the subproblems together gives a solution to the original, complex problem Decomposition example: Outline a Paper Introduction, Body, Conclusion 1.3 Pattern Recognition Finding similarities or shared characteristics within or between problems Makes
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Udacity – Javascript – Lesson 3
Conditionals (1) Intro to Conditionals (2) Quiz: Flowcharts (3) Flowchart to Code & (4) If…Else Statements Flowchart to code can be done through if-else statements. If we want to determine if we have enough money to buy an object we can translate that into an if else statement through code. We’ll create two variables, the price of the
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Udacity – Javascript – Lesson 2
Data Types & Variables (1) Intro to Data Types Different data types: Numbers Strings Booleans Undefined Null (2) Numbers Arithmetic operations – Type into the console the arithmetic expressions just as you would in a calculator without the “=” sign. It will automatically populate the answer. 2 + 10 – 19 + 4 – 90
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Udacity – Javascript – Lesson 1
https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-javascript–ud803 (1) Intro to JavaScript and (2) History of JavaScript Brenden Eich created Javascript back in 1995 in only 10 days while he was working on Netscape Navigator (Web browser). Java and Javascript have nothing to do with each other. The naming convention was used to piggyback off the popularity of Java. (3) The JavaScript Console Open JavaScript Console by
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Front-end Development Resources
Resources: Lambda School – Online web development school that you only pay for after you get a high paying software development job.
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Web Development Resources:
Resources: No coding required: WordPress.org – One of the webs most popular content management systems that allows you to easily create website/blogs. Bubble – No coding web app that allows you to create dynamic websites with UI, interactions, and databases that you can control without knowing how to code. A lot more flexibility in the type
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Programming Languages Overview
Programming Languages and Basic descriptions: Client-side languages HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) – Used to display text, images, and videos on a webpage CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) – Used to style HTML to make it look good Javascript – Used to create interactivity on a static web page Server-side languages PHP (PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor) Most web
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* Notes: Creating Web Applications – Microsoft
Build Your First Web App – Part 1 Web Page – Static display of information Web App – Interactive display of information that allows users to C.R.U.D. Create: Input information Read: View information Update: Modify information Delete: Remove information Components of a Web App Content – HTML Style – CSS Behavior – Javascript Data – Database
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Tutorial Resources
Resources: Mozilla Developer – Learn how the web works and how to start creating your own website. Mozilla Terminology Glossary – Programming word definitions
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