This course will introduce you to server side programming in NodeJS. You will learn how to use RESTful (Representational State Transfer) APIs to exchange data between a web server and a client application. You will also learn to use the NodeJS Express framework to rapidly develop Node based web applications. 

Learn how to develop server side applications with NodeJS

Server-side Programming with NodeJS

MongoDB is a NoSQL database that stores data in JSON-like documents. It is the leading database for developing modern applications because of the many features it provides. In this course,  you will learn how to use MongoDB in NodeJS applications. You will build the backend for an application, and learn how to perform common tasks like designing a MongoDB Schema, validating and querying documents, performing search and transforming documents with aggregations.

Learn how to use the MongoDB database in NodeJS applications

MongoDB for JavaScript Developers

Git Is a version control system used to track and monitor changes in any set of files. In this course, you will learn the basics of Git and create your own repositories to manage code files. You will also learn how to use GitHub to host and manage remote repositories.

Source Code Management with Git

In this course, you will learn how to manage databases with SQL. SQL (Structured Query Language) is the most common language used to manage and extract data from relational databases. This course will teach you how to write simple and complex queries using SQL. 

Introduction to SQL 

MongoDB is a NoSQL database that stores data in JSON-like documents. In this course,  you will learn the basics of MongoDB and learn how to take full advantage of the document management features MongoDB offers, including aggregating documents from multiple collections and using data modeling frameworks to better structure your application models.

Database Management with MongoDB

This course introduces you to React, a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. React is one of the most popular JavaScript libraries and proficient React developers are in high demand. One of the reasons why React is popular is because it is declarative, component-based and can be used to build web and mobile applications. By the end of this course, you will have enough knowledge to develop fully functional applications using React.

Learn how to develop fully functional web applications with React


The Frontend Web Development learning path will equip you with the skills to create engaging and interactive user experiences. You will kick off the learning path with the basics of web development and conclude with learning how to use the React web framework to create performant user interfaces with reusable components.  

By the end of this learning path, you will have learnt how to create beautiful and interactive web applications and developed a solid understand of the Linux command line, HTML, CSS and JavaScript. You will also have created several web pages and completed multiple coding challenges and be well equipped to kick off a career as a Frontend Web Developer


Learn how to create interactive and engaging web experiences. 

Frontend Web Development

Web Development with React

What is React?

Getting the most out of this course

Quick review of important ES6 concepts

Setting up React

A basic React app

What you will build

Introduction

Introduction to JSX

Elements

Components

Props

Building Blocks

Thinking about state

State in class component

State

Event handlers

Custom events and passing state up

Events

Working with lists

Conditional Rendering

Rendering

Using forms

Advanced form libraries

Forms

useState

useEffect

useContext

useRef

Custom Hooks

Hooks

Styling with CSS

Styling

Routing with React Router

Configuring routes

Nested routes 

Navigating

URL and Search Params

Routing

Improve the shopping list app

Where to go from here

Putting it all together

In this course, you will learn how to use JavaScript to make web pages come alive. Client-side JavaScript runs on the browser and adds interactivity to web pages, making it possible to do things like form validations and animations.  You will learn how to use the DOM API to manipulate HTML elements, and asynchronous programming to fetch data remotely from the server. At the end of this course, you will be comfortable creating a fully functional front end web application. 

Learn how to use JavaScript to add interactivity to web pages

Client-side Web Development with JavaScript 

What is client-side web development?

Introduction to JavaScript client side web development 

Adding JavaScript to HTML

The window object

The Document Object Model

Debugging web pages with the browser console

Introduction to client-side web development

Referencing elements with DOM

Find elements by ID

Find elements by tag name

Find elements by class name

Find elements with querySelector() & querySelectorAll()

Traversing related elements

Retrieving HTML elements

Manipulating HTML Attributes

Manipulating element CSS style

Manipulating element CSS class

Appending elements to the DOM

Removing elements from the DOM

Manipulating HTML documents with DOM

What are events?

Registering events handlers

The Event object

Mouse events

Keyboard events

Form events

Page load events

Event propagation: bubbling and capturing

Preventing default behavior

Custom events

Event Handling

What is the server?

What is an API?

JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) 

Making HTTP Requests in JavaScript

HTTP Verbs

HTTP status codes

HTTP query strings

HTTP headers

Using the fetch() method

Server side interaction

What is client-side storage?

Cookies

Web Storage

Storing data on the client side

This course will introduce you to the basics of the Command Line and the Linux file system and teach you how to use commands effectively and efficiently to perform different functions on Linux, including navigating through files and directories, manipulating them and searching through them. You will also learn about commands used to configure and administer the Linux operating system and other commonly used Linux commands. 


Learn how to use the Command Line to perform common operations on a Linux machine. 

Introduction to Linux Command Line

What is the command line?

Why use the command line?

Windows vs Linux terminals

How to access a command line

Bash command syntax

Getting help with commands

Viewing command history

Introduction to CLI

What is the file system?

Listing files and directories

Creating a file (touch)

Creating a file (touch) exercise

Creating a file (echo)

Creating a directory

Creating a directory exercise

Working with files

Current working directory

Relative and absolute path

Special directories

Changing your working directory

Navigating the file system

View file content (cat)

View file content (echo)

View file content exercise

Editing files in Linux

Vim basics

Vim shortcuts

Viewing large file content (tail)

Viewing large file content (head)

Viewing large file content (more)

Viewing large file content (less)

Viewing and editing files

Copying files and directories

Copying files and directories exercise

Moving and renaming files and directories

Moving and renaming files and directories exercise 

Deleting files and directories

Deleting files and directories exercise

Manipulating files

Searching by filename (find)

Searching by content (grep)

Searching

Linux permissions

Modifying file permissions

Modifying file permissions exercise

Modifying file permissions with octal notation

Modifying file and directory ownership

Modifying group permissions

File and Folder Permissions

Introducing environment variables

Setting and unsetting environment variables

Special variables (e.g $USER, $HOSTNAME, $PATH)

Persisting variables

Working with aliases

Terminal startup process

Terminal environment

Switching users

Special root user

Run command with elevated privilege

User Permissions

What is a shell script?

Creating a shell script

Executing a shell script

Executing a shell script exercise

Using variables in a shell script

Shell script command substitution

Passing arguments to a shell script

Accessing shell script output

Handling errors in a shell script

Scripting basics

What is a process

Foreground and background processes

Finding running process

Killing a process

Processes

Making http request

Making http request exercise

Checking server reachability

Connecting to a remote computer

Zipping files

Unzipping files

Unzipping files exercise

Finding IP address of a Linux machine

Installing programs

Printing system information

Checking disk space

Checking memory usage

Common command line tasks

Final Project

This course introduces you to developing websites with HTML and CSS. HTML (HyperText Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) are core technologies that power the web. HTML is used to structure web pages and define the elements that show up on the pages, while CSS is used to style web pages and make them look beautiful. By the end of the course, you will be able to create beautiful websites using HTML and CSS.


Learn how to structure and style web pages with HTML and CSS


Building Websites with HTML and CSS

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