
The Ultimate Web Development Course
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8 chapters • 96 lessonsChapter 1. Introducing to Web Development 6 lessons
- 1.1: Overview of Web Development
- 1.2: Installing VS Code & Setting up our environment
- 1.3: History of Web Development
- 1.4: How Websites Work
- 1.5: Interactive session on Web Development
- 1.6: Web Development Basics (3 questions)
Chapter 2. HTML Basics 17 lessons
- 1.1: Introduction to HTML
- 1.2: Headings and Paragraphs
- 1.3: Formatting Text: Bold, Italics, Underline, etc.
- 1.4: HTML Comments and Whitespace
- 1.5: Links and Anchor Tags
- 1.6: Images in HTML
- 1.7: Lists: Ordered and Unordered
- 1.8: Tables in HTML
- 1.9: HTML Forms: Inputs, Labels, and Buttons
- 1.10: Form Elements: Radio, Checkbox, Select, Textarea
- 1.11: Inline vs Block Elements & HTML5 Semantic Tags
- 1.12: HTML Entities & Special Characters
- 1.13: Audio and Video Embedding
- 1.14: iFrames and Embedding Content
- 1.15: Using Meta Tags and SEO Basics
- 1.16: Internal vs External Links
- 1.17: Best Practices for Writing Clean HTML
Chapter 3. CSS Fundamentals 16 lessons
- 1.1: Introduction to CSS
- 1.2: CSS Syntax and Selectors
- 1.3: Colors in CSS
- 1.4: Box Model in CSS
- 1.5: Units in CSS
- 1.6: Typography in CSS
- 1.7: Backgrounds and Borders
- 1.8: Margin and Padding
- 1.9: The Display Property
- 1.10: Positioning in CSS
- 1.11: Flexbox in CSS
- 1.12: Grid Layout in CSS
- 1.13: Responsive Design with Media Queries
- 1.14: CSS Variables and Custom Properties
- 1.15: Transitions and Animations in CSS
- 1.16: CSS Transformations
Chapter 4. JavaScript Essentials 32 lessons
- 1.1: Introduction to JavaScript
- 1.2: Variables and Data Types in JavaScript
- 1.3: Rules for Naming Variables in JavaScript
- 1.4: Operators in JavaScript
- 1.5: If Else Statements in JavaScript
- 1.6: Objects in JavaScript
- 1.7: Loops in JavaScript
- 1.8: Break and Continue in JavaScript
- 1.9: Functions in JavaScript
- 1.10: Arrays in JavaScript
- 1.11: Array Methods in JavaScript
- 1.12: Strings in JavaScript
- 1.13: Template Literals in JavaScript
- 1.14: String Methods in JavaScript
- 1.15: Introduction to DOM
- 1.16: Accessing the DOM
- 1.17: Selecting Elements
- 1.18: getElementById: Selecting HTML Element using ID
- 1.19: getElementsByClassName: Selecting HTML Elements using class name
- 1.20: getElementsByTagName: Selecting HTML Elements using tag name
- 1.21: querySelector & querySelectorAll: Selecting Elements using CSS Selector
- 1.22: Changing Content & Styling using JavaScript
- 1.23: Working with Attributes and Classes in JavaScript
- 1.24: Creating, Appending, and Removing Elements in JavaScript
- 1.25: Introduction to Events in JavaScript
- 1.26: Event Listeners in JavaScript
- 1.27: Event Propagation and Delegation
- 1.28: Preventing Default Actions and Stopping Propagation
- 1.29: Working with localStorage in JavaScript
- 1.30: Parsing JSON in JavaScript
- 1.31: Error Handling in JavaScript
- 1.32: setTimeout & setInterval
Chapter 5. Node.js And Express 17 lessons
- 1.1: Introduction to Node.js
- 1.2: Installing Node.js and npm
- 1.3: Using npm Packages
- 1.4: Creating a Simple Node.js Application
- 1.5: Modules in Node.js
- 1.6: ES6 vs CommonJS Modules
- 1.7: Node.js Wrapper Function
- 1.8: Synchronous vs Asynchronous JavaScript
- 1.9: Callbacks in JavaScript
- 1.10: Introduction to Express.js
- 1.11: Installing Express.js
- 1.12: GET, POST, PUT & DELETE requests
- 1.13: Query Parameters
- 1.14: Serving Static Files
- 1.15: Rendering HTML Files
- 1.16: Template Engines & EJS
- 1.17: Using Loops & Conditions in EJS
Chapter 6. MongoDB 6 lessons
- 1.1: Introduction to MongoDB
- 1.2: Installing MongoDB
- 1.3: Connecting MongoDB to an Express App
- 1.4: Creating and Reading in MongoDB
- 1.5: Updating and Deleting in MongoDB
- 1.6: Query Operators and Filtering in MongoDB
Chapter 7. Requirements 2 lessons
- 1.1: No programming experience required; we will start from zero
- 1.2: Only prerequisite is a laptop/PC and your time!
Chapter 8. Course Description
To deliver the best learning experience—especially for beginners—it’s essential to introduce them to the most modern, complete, and industry-relevant tools in web development. Many old courses either overwhelm learners with outdated practices or skip over important real-world skills.
This course is carefully designed to take you from absolute beginner to job-ready developer by teaching you modern technologies, best practices, and hands-on project-building skills that reflect how real websites and applications are built today.
Whether you're just starting out or looking to solidify your foundation with up-to-date tools, this course will equip you with everything you need to build professional-grade websites and applications with confidence.
My goal is to help you become a profitable, skilled, and independent web developer—so you can confidently build projects, take on freelance work, or land a high-paying job and start making real money with your skills.
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