The ResultOriented Web Developer Course BOOTCAMP 2023

The ResultOriented Web Developer Course BOOTCAMP 2023

What you’ll learn

Build 9 major projects from scratch. Portfolio-worthy projects
Get a job as a junior web developer in IT company
Master front-end development and learn how to build responsive websites
Work as a freelance web developer
Master back-end development with Node and MongoDB
Learn how to write clean code
Think like a Programmer

Requirements

No pre-knowledge is required
Have a computer with Internet
Be ready to build big resume-worthy websites

Description

This full stack web development bootcamp sets a NEW STANDARD in online courses. Here are 5 big reasons why:1.  This full stack web development bootcamp is and always will be 100% up-to-date. The biggest problem facing people who are looking for quality online courses is that it can be difficult to find one that’s actually up-to-date. This can be quite demotivating and annoying, especially for beginners. But our students can be sure that this course is always up-to-date, because we meticulously re-record our lessons to reflect the latest in web development.2. You will not find explanations of programming concepts so easy to understand in any other course on the Internet. We spend an enormous amount of time looking for the best way to explain complex concepts using simple terms, animations, illustrations, graphs, etc. Our method is always structured to begin by demonstrating theory on well-planned and animated slides before showing the theory in practice. 3. By studying with us, you will be taught by professional online and offline bootcamp instructors. What’s more, you will feel as if you are being taught one-on-one by a private instructor. Most people don’t have $10,000-$20,000 to spend on a coding bootcamp. But, fortunately, there is no need to. This full stack web developer course was developed by a team of professional online and offline bootcamp instructors.4. You can be 100% sure that every question you submit will be answered to your satisfaction by our instructors! Another all too common gripe about many online courses is that the instructors don’t respond to questions raised by their students in the Q&A section. However, You will never be alone because we understand how important it is to help beginners on their way to becoming web developers and getting their first job.5. You will be taught how to build major projects as though you are already working as a freelancer or as a web developer in an IT company. In this course you will learn how to build – from scratch – real, complex projects that can be added to your portfolio with pride. All projects teach you how to think like and develop the necessary skills of … A Programmer!Your success is PRIORITY #1 to us! From Udemy reviews:”Absolute quality. I am learning these topics as a complete beginner, having/wanting/needing to change industries because of this pandemic. I knew I would want several resources so purchased multiple bootcamps to learn from. This one is of the absolute best! Not only the material is current, it is presented in an incredibly descriptive manner with plenty of visuals and instruction. I highly recommend this to anyone starting out in this field or coming back to learn the basics. Kudos.” – Stephanie Quintana “… I’ve used all the “big names” in online courses, and this is the most comprehensive course I’ve taken. On other learning platforms, oftentimes you’re only coding a portion of the site and I think you miss the “big picture”. In this course, you build the projects completely from the ground up. And the instructors are incredibly responsive to all questions. Give these guys your money, they deserve it!” – Andrew S. “I did a lot of research until I ultimately decided on this course, and I’m very happy with the choice I made. I really love the way in which the lessons are taught by both demonstrating and allowing you to practice along. Any and all questions asked are answered in-depth and timeously, which I truly appreciate” – Ryan Griffiths– WE GUARANTEE THAT —- THERE IS NO WEB DEVELOPMENT BOOTCAMP LIKE THIS ON THE MARKET –Reason #1: This course is taught by professional web development bootcamp instructorsWe have 10+ years’ experience in software development and 6+ years’ experience conducting highly-effective web development bootcamps. Our students become web developers from scratch in the shortest possible time thanks to our unique teaching method.“The instructor has a talent for knowing what questions you have … and makes the right thing clear at the right time. This is the mark of a great teacher. “– Bob Douglas, USAReason #2: This course sets a NEW STANDARD in online educationWe spend lots of time developing strict methodology and premium, animated slides. Our teaching method completely distinguishes our courses from all others on the Internet.Whereas other instructors explain theory by coding-and-coding on a black screen, our teaching method flows like a well-illustrated book. First, all theory is explained through visuals and animations, showing you exactly what the code is actually doing. And then, when you have already gotten the concept, it is shown in practice.“Each video starts with awesome animation which explains the concept and …then reinforced with practical examples. You guys totally understand how a student thinks and you guys know how to teach, which is very rare and a God-gifted quality.” – Vivek, IndiaReason #3: Throughout this bootcamp you will never be aloneWe know how important it is to get timely and detailed answers from the instructor when you are learning web development. That’s why we are always ready to answer your questions. The success of our students is PRIORITY #1.With other courses many instructors don’t answer at all or you could be waiting for 5-10 days to get an answer. We answer literally every question of every student within 24 hours. “Highly recommended! Straight to the point tutorials and concise, they always let you know what’s best practice and what the smartest approach is. Big plus that they always answer questions as soon as they can! Their answers are always so detailed too, they take time to make sure they explain the answers well” – Kai WReason #4: All lessons are constantly updatedWith this course you can be 100% sure that your video lectures are always up-to-date.  Many other courses contain lots of outdated information because web development is rapidly changing. Our bootcamp, however, is constantly updated to reflect the latest standards and changes in web development. Reason #5: The course is completely project-basedIt’s packed with 9 major real-world projects, in contrast to other courses that have projects that look nice to beginners but aren’t real-world projects. And our projects are a perfect addition to your CV to impress your future employer.“Love this course! It feels that a great amount of effort has been put into this course, the teaching method is great as well as the slides and the projects. I have started it knowing only a little of basics, but now I feel that I have a whole picture of how it all works. Thank you, Vertex Academy, I’ve learned a lot and special thanks for quick and friendly replies to questions, you’re the best” – RenaReason #6: This course is the fastest way to learn full stack web developmentThis bootcamp is so effective because of:   1. Our unique teaching method   2. The project-based approach   3. Detailed and timely answers to all your questionsReason #7: Learn technologies used by Google, Amazon, Netflix, etc.We will lead you through every technology used by major IT companies step-by-step. The course is fully packed with 58 hours and counting. Let’s start this amazing journey together: from newbie to junior web developer! “This course, is exactly what I have been looking for, I have learnt so much already, I would recommend this course to anybody wishing to learn web development.” – Lorraine j Jones._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ YOUR LEARNING PLAN:In this course you will learn the following coding technologies and tools:  HTML5  CSS3  Emmet  Photoshop  Flexbox  Bootstrap 4  Bootstrap 5 – NEW!!!  JavaScript (ES9, ES2018)   Asynchronous JavaScript (callback, promise, async/await)  jQuery  Git & GitHub  The Command Line  Node.js  Express  MongoDB  Mongoose  REST  AJAX  API  Deploying (GitHub, Heroku, etc.)This course is logically divided into 3 STEPS:In steps 1 & 2 you will learn front-end web development.In step 3 you start learning back-end web development.STEP 1: Front-end web development – From Absolute Beginner to IntermediateStudents begin with the basics of front-end web development and will come to understand the logic used by web developers. From there, they will go on to create four static websites in which interactivity will be applied in step two.· HTML5 · CSS3· Emmet· Photoshop· FlexBoxSTEP 2: Front-End Web Development – Upper IntermediateStudents will learn how to add interactivity to websites by learning Bootstrap, JavaScript and jQuery. Now, you will build four interactive websites and apps.· Bootstrap 5· JavaScript (ES9, ES2018) · jQuery· Git & GitHubSTEP 3: Back-End Web DevelopmentStudents learn effective communication between a server and a database. The complexity of the final project combines the tools and technologies previously covered.· The Command Line· Node.js· Express· Asynchronous JavaScript (callback, promise, async/await)· MongoDB· Mongoose· REST· AJAX· API· Deploying (GitHub, Heroku, etc.)NO RISK! You have a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked.So, what are you waiting for? Enroll in the course and start building your career in web development today!

Overview

Section 1: You Will Build 9 Major Projects

Lecture 1 What You’ll Get in This Course

Lecture 2 Project 1 – ExotiCar

Lecture 3 Project 2 – Gotham

Lecture 4 Project 3 – Let’s Travel

Lecture 5 Project 4 – CNN (clone)

Lecture 6 Project 5 – Block Manipulation

Lecture 7 Project 6 – Balloons

Lecture 8 Project 7 – Clock & Countdown

Lecture 9 Project 8 – To-Do List

Lecture 10 Project 9 – Let’s Travel (Advanced)

Section 2: HTML 5

Lecture 11 Video Quality – IMPORTANT!!!

Lecture 12 Sublime Text & Visual Studio Code

Lecture 13 Install Google Chrome

Lecture 14 Introduction to HTML

Lecture 15 Webpage Structure

Lecture 16 Your First Webpage

Lecture 17 Headings

Lecture 18 Paragraphs

Lecture 19 Formatting Text

Lecture 20 Ordered Lists

Lecture 21 Unordered Lists

Lecture 22 Nested Lists

Lecture 23 Images – Part 1

Lecture 24 Images – Part 2

Lecture 25 Tables

Lecture 26 Links

Lecture 27 Comments

Lecture 28 Relative Links – Part 1

Lecture 29 Relative Links – Part 2

Lecture 30 Encoding: UTF-8

Lecture 31 Multimedia

Lecture 32 Special Symbols

Lecture 33 Forms

Section 3: Project 0: Coffee & Cake

Lecture 34 Coffee&Cake – Part 1

Lecture 35 Coffee&Cake – Part 2

Lecture 36 Coffee & Cake – Part 3

Lecture 37 Coffee & Cake – Part 4

Section 4: CSS 3

Lecture 38 Video Quality – IMPORTANT!!!

Lecture 39 What Is CSS?

Lecture 40 3 Ways To Connect CSS

Lecture 41 Font Families

Lecture 42 Safe Fonts & Fallback

Lecture 43 Non-Standard Fonts

Lecture 44 Text Styling

Lecture 45 Text Transformation

Lecture 46 Text-align & line-height

Lecture 47 Colors

Lecture 48 List-style

Lecture 49 Class

Lecture 50 ID & Anchor Links

Lecture 51 Span

Lecture 52 Div

Lecture 53 Float

Lecture 54 Block & Inline Elements

Lecture 55 Box Model: Border

Lecture 56 Box Model: Padding

Lecture 57 Box Model: Margin

Lecture 58 Web Inspector

Lecture 59 Background – Part 1

Lecture 60 Background – Part 2

Lecture 61 Position

Lecture 62 Z-index

Lecture 63 Display

Lecture 64 Gradient

Lecture 65 Border-radius

Lecture 66 Box-shadow

Lecture 67 Opacity

Lecture 68 Introduction To the Next 7 Lessons

Lecture 69 Advanced Selectors – Part 1

Lecture 70 Advanced Selectors – Part 2

Lecture 71 Pseudo-classes – Part 1

Lecture 72 Pseudo-classes – Part 2

Lecture 73 Pseudo-classes – Part 3

Lecture 74 Pseudo-classes – Part 4

Lecture 75 Pseudo-elements

Lecture 76 Transform

Lecture 77 Transition

Lecture 78 HTML 5 Semantic Tags

Section 5: Emmet

Lecture 79 What Is Emmet?

Lecture 80 How to Install Emmet

Lecture 81 Main Commands – Part 1

Lecture 82 Main Commands – Part 2

Section 6: Photoshop

Lecture 83 What Is Photoshop?

Lecture 84 How to Install Photoshop

Lecture 85 Basics – Part 1

Lecture 86 Basics – Part 2

Lecture 87 Basics – Part 3

Lecture 88 Photopea vs Photoshop

Section 7: Project 1: ExotiCar

Lecture 89 ExotiCar – Part 1

Lecture 90 ExotiCar – Part 2

Lecture 91 ExotiCar – Part 3

Lecture 92 ExotiCar – Part 4

Section 8: Flexbox

Lecture 93 What Is Flexbox?

Lecture 94 Flex-direction

Lecture 95 Justify-content

Lecture 96 Align-items

Lecture 97 Align-self

Lecture 98 Flex-wrap

Lecture 99 Flex Order

Lecture 100 Flex-basis

Lecture 101 Flex-shrink

Lecture 102 Flex-grow

Lecture 103 Flex (shorthand)

Section 9: Project 2: Gotham

Lecture 104 Gotham – Part 1 – Header

Lecture 105 Gotham – Part 2 – Footer

Lecture 106 Gotham – Part 3 – Central Part 1

Lecture 107 Gotham – Part 4 – Central Part 2

Lecture 108 Gotham – Part 5 – Search Box

Lecture 109 Gotham – Part 6 – Calendar

Lecture 110 Gotham – Part 7 – Popular News

Section 10: How to Make Websites Responsive

Lecture 111 How This Section Is Organized

Lecture 112 Install Visual Studio Code

Lecture 113 Step 1 – Project: Muffin – Part 1

Lecture 114 Step 1 – Project: Muffin – Part 2

Lecture 115 Step 1 – Project: Muffin – Part 3

Lecture 116 Step 2 – Viewport

Lecture 117 Step 2 – Relative Units of Measurement

Lecture 118 Step 2 – Em in Media Queries

Lecture 119 Step 2 – Image File Formats

Lecture 120 Step 2 – How to Make a Fallback For Images

Lecture 121 Step 3 – Gotham – Roadmap

Lecture 122 Step 3 – Gotham – Tablets – Part 1

Lecture 123 Step 3 – Gotham – Tablets – Part 2

Lecture 124 Step 3 – Gotham – Smartphones

Lecture 125 Step 3 – Gotham – Header – Part 1

Lecture 126 Step 3 – Gotham – Header – Part 2

Lecture 127 Step 3 – Gotham – Images

Section 11: Bootstrap 5 – NEW

Lecture 128 Please Read This!!!

Lecture 129 What is Bootstrap?

Lecture 130 How to Connect Bootstrap 5

Lecture 131 The Grid System – Part 1

Lecture 132 The Grid System – Part 2

Lecture 133 “Container” Classes – Part 1

Lecture 134 “Container” Classes – Part 2

Lecture 135 Column Wrapping

Lecture 136 Offset Classes

Lecture 137 Nested Columns

Lecture 138 Col-flex

Lecture 139 What are Bootstrap Components?

Lecture 140 Bootstrap JavaScript File

Lecture 141 Accordion

Lecture 142 Cards

Lecture 143 Carousel (Slider)

Lecture 144 Modal Windows

Lecture 145 Navbars

Lecture 146 Offcanvas

Lecture 147 Toasts

Lecture 148 Forms

Section 12: Project 3: Let’s Travel – Bootstrap 5

Lecture 149 Let’s Travel – Part 1 – Header

Lecture 150 Let’s Travel – Part 2 – Slider

Lecture 151 Let’s Travel – Part 3 – Cards

Lecture 152 Let’s Travel – Part 4 – Footer

Section 13: Project 4: CNN News Website

Lecture 153 CNN – Part 1 – Structure & CSS Reset

Lecture 154 CNN – Part 2 – Menu

Lecture 155 CNN – Part 3 – Dropbox

Lecture 156 CNN – Part 4 – Search & Hamburger

Lecture 157 CNN – Part 5 – Expanded Menu

Lecture 158 CNN – Part 6 – Footer

Lecture 159 CNN – Part 7 – Central Section 1 (HTML)

Lecture 160 CNN – Part 8 – Central Section 1 (CSS)

Lecture 161 CNN – Part 9 – Central Section 2

Lecture 162 CNN – Part 10 – Central Section 3

Lecture 163 CNN – Part 11 – Central Section 4

Section 14: JavaScript (ES9, ES2018)

Lecture 164 Video Quality – IMPORTANT!!!

Lecture 165 What Is JavaScript?

Lecture 166 Your First Program in JavaScript

Lecture 167 What Is a Variable?

Lecture 168 Numbers and Basic Operations

Lecture 169 Strings and Basic Operations

Lecture 170 Null and Undefined

Lecture 171 Boolean and Confirm Function

Lecture 172 Naming Rules. JavaScript Coding Conventions.

Lecture 173 Prompt – Part 1

Lecture 174 Exercise 1 – Prompt – TASK

Lecture 175 Exercise 1 – Prompt – SOLUTION

Lecture 176 Comments

Lecture 177 Comparison Operators

Lecture 178 Logical Operators

Lecture 179 Exercise 2, 3 – Logical Operators

Lecture 180 Conditional Statements (if, if…else, if…else if…else)

Lecture 181 Exercise 4 – Conditional Statements – TASK

Lecture 182 Exercise 4 – Conditional Statements – SOLUTION

Lecture 183 Shorthand Operators

Lecture 184 For Loop

Lecture 185 Prompt (Part 2) and typeof

Lecture 186 Exercise 5 – For Loop – TASK

Lecture 187 Exercise 5 – For Loop – SOLUTION

Lecture 188 Exercise 6 – For Loop – TASK

Lecture 189 Exercise 6 – For Loop – SOLUTION

Lecture 190 While Loop

Lecture 191 Exercise 7 – While Loop – TASK

Lecture 192 Exercise 7 – While Loop – SOLUTION

Lecture 193 Exercise 8 – While Loop – TASK

Lecture 194 Exercise 8 – While Loop – SOLUTION

Lecture 195 What Is a Function? Functions Without Arguments

Lecture 196 Functions With Arguments

Lecture 197 Return

Lecture 198 Exercise 9 – Functions – TASK

Lecture 199 Exercise 9 – Functions – SOLUTION

Lecture 200 Exercise 10 – Functions – TASK

Lecture 201 Exercise 10 – Functions – SOLUTION

Lecture 202 Exercise 11 – Functions – TASK

Lecture 203 Exercise 11 – Functions – SOLUTION

Lecture 204 Callback Functions. setInterval() and setTimeout()

Lecture 205 Scope

Lecture 206 What Is an Array?

Lecture 207 Length Property & Arrays Methods ( length, push, unshift, pop, etc.)

Lecture 208 Array Iteration

Lecture 209 Exercise 12 – Arrays – TASK

Lecture 210 Exercise 12 – Arrays – SOLUTION

Lecture 211 Exercise 13 – Arrays – TASK

Lecture 212 Exercise 13 – Arrays – SOLUTION

Lecture 213 Exercise 14 – Arrays – TASK

Lecture 214 Exercise 14 – Arrays – SOLUTION

Lecture 215 Exercise 15 – Functions & Arrays – TASK

Lecture 216 Exercise 15 – Functions&Arrays – SOLUTION

Lecture 217 What Is an Object?

Lecture 218 Nested Objects

Lecture 219 Object Methods

Lecture 220 What Is the DOM?

Lecture 221 JS Selectors

Lecture 222 Creating and Deleting Elements

Lecture 223 Manipulating Style

Lecture 224 Events

Lecture 225 Keyboard Events

Lecture 226 How to Generate a Random Number

Lecture 227 Arrow Functions

Section 15: Project 5: Block Manipulation

Lecture 228 Block Manipulation – Part 1

Lecture 229 Block Manipulation – Part 2

Lecture 230 Block Manipulation – Part 3

Section 16: Project 6: Balloons

Lecture 231 Balloons – Part 1 – Intro

Lecture 232 Balloons – Part 2 – HTML & CSS

Lecture 233 Balloons – Part 3 – JavaScript (Part 1)

Lecture 234 Balloons – Part 4 – JavaScript (Part 2)

Lecture 235 Balloons – Part 5 – JavaScript (Part 3)

Lecture 236 The Balloons Project Update

Section 17: Project 7: Clock & Countdown

Lecture 237 Clock & Countdown – Part 1 – HTML

Lecture 238 Clock & Countdown – Part 2 – CSS

Lecture 239 Clock & Countdown – Part 3 – CSS

Lecture 240 Clock & Countdown – Part 4 – JS

Lecture 241 Clock & Countdown – Part 5 – JS

Lecture 242 Clock & Countdown – Part 6 – JS

Section 18: jQuery

Lecture 243 What Is jQuery?

Lecture 244 Adding jQuery to Your Webpage

Lecture 245 Selectors & Ready Fuction

Lecture 246 What Is an Event?

Lecture 247 Mouse Events

Lecture 248 Keyboard Events

Lecture 249 Form Events

Lecture 250 Window Events

Lecture 251 Styling

Lecture 252 Visual Effects

Lecture 253 Animate

Lecture 254 Attr

Lecture 255 Val

Lecture 256 Class Manipulation

Lecture 257 Content Manipulation

Section 19: Project 8: To-Do List

Lecture 258 To-Do List – Part 1 – HTML & CSS

Lecture 259 To-Do List – Part 2 – jQuery

Section 20: GIT & GitHub

Lecture 260 What Is GIT?

Lecture 261 GIT Basics

Lecture 262 Reset

Lecture 263 GitHub

Section 21: The Command Line (CLI)

Lecture 264 Introduction to the Command Line

Lecture 265 How to Work with the Command Line

Lecture 266 Exercise 15: The Command Line – TASK

Lecture 267 Exercise 15: The Command Line – SOLUTION

Section 22: Node.js : Getting Started

Lecture 268 What Is Node.js?

Lecture 269 Node Architecture

Lecture 270 How Node.js Works

Lecture 271 How to Install Node.js

Lecture 272 Your First Node Program

Lecture 273 Installing Visual Studio Code

Section 23: Node.js : npm

Lecture 274 What Is npm?

Lecture 275 Package.json and Dependencies

Lecture 276 Exercise 16: npm – TASK

Lecture 277 Exercise 16: npm – SOLUTION

Section 24: Node.js : Routing

Lecture 278 URL – Domain Name, IP Address, Port

Lecture 279 URL – Route

Lecture 280 URL – HTTP&HTTPS

Lecture 281 Express Framework

Lecture 282 Arrow Functions

Lecture 283 Route Parameters

Lecture 284 Query Strings

Lecture 285 Exercise 17: Routing – TASK

Lecture 286 Exercise 17: Routing – SOLUTION

Section 25: Node.js : Modules

Lecture 287 Global Object & Modules

Lecture 288 How to Export and Import a Module

Lecture 289 Exercise 18: Modules – TASK

Lecture 290 Exercise 18: Modules – SOLUTION

Section 26: Node.js : Asynchronous JavaScript

Lecture 291 Asynchronous Code

Lecture 292 Callback Functions

Lecture 293 Promises

Lecture 294 Async/Await

Lecture 295 Exercise 19: Asynchronous Programming – TASK

Lecture 296 Exercise 19: Asynchronous Programming – SOLUTION

Section 27: Node.js : MongoDB

Lecture 297 Before We Start

Lecture 298 What Is MongoDB? (SQL vs NoSQL)

Lecture 299 How to Install MongoDB on macOS

Lecture 300 How to Install MongoDB on Windows

Lecture 301 Connecting to MongoDB

Lecture 302 Schemas

Lecture 303 Class and Model

Lecture 304 CRUD Operations: How to Create a Document

Lecture 305 CRUD Operations: How to Read a Document

Lecture 306 CRUD Operations: How to Update a Document

Lecture 307 CRUD Operations: How to Delete a Document

Lecture 308 Exercise 20: TASK

Lecture 309 Exercise 20: SOLUTION

Lecture 310 Exercise 21, 22 and 23: TASK

Lecture 311 Exercise 21, 22 and 23: SOLUTION

Section 28: Node.js : REST API & AJAX

Lecture 312 Before We Start This Section

Lecture 313 What Is REST?

Lecture 314 Static Content

Lecture 315 What Is AJAX?

Lecture 316 GET Request

Lecture 317 POST Request

Lecture 318 PUT Request

Lecture 319 DELETE Request

Lecture 320 Exercise 24: TASK

Lecture 321 Exercise 24 : SOLUTION – PART 1 – Server

Lecture 322 Exercise 24: SOLUTION – PART 2 – Client

Section 29: Project 9: Let’s Travel (Advanced) – NEW

Lecture 323 Introduction

Lecture 324 Basic Structure – Part 1

Lecture 325 Basic Structure – Part 2

Lecture 326 Admin Page – Part 1

Lecture 327 Admin Page – Part 2

Lecture 328 Creating the DB and Posts

Lecture 329 Connecting Admin Page to DB

Lecture 330 Creating Posts – Part 1

Lecture 331 Creating Posts – Part 2

Lecture 332 Creating Posts – Part 3

Lecture 333 Creating Posts – Part 4

Lecture 334 Creating Posts – Part 5

Lecture 335 Deleting Posts – Part 1

Lecture 336 Deleting Posts – Part 2

Lecture 337 Updating Posts – Part 1

Lecture 338 Updating Posts – Part 2

Lecture 339 Updating Posts – Part 3

Lecture 340 Callbacks – Part 1

Lecture 341 Callbacks – Part 2

Lecture 342 Emails – Part 1

Lecture 343 Emails – Part 2

Lecture 344 Landmarks – Part 1

Lecture 345 Landmarks – Part 2

Lecture 346 Maps – Part 1

Lecture 347 Maps – Part 2

Lecture 348 Part 1 – Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 349 Part 2 – Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 350 Part 3 – Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 351 Part 4 – Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 352 Part 5 – Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 353 Part 6 – Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 354 Part 7 – Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 355 Part 8 – Authentication & Authorization

Section 30: Deploying

Lecture 356 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Deploying to GitHub

Lecture 357 Deploying a MongoDB Instance Through Mongo Atlas

Lecture 358 Deploying to Heroku

Section 31: Project 9: Let’s Travel (Advanced) – ARCHIVED

Lecture 359 Please Read This!!!

Lecture 360 INTRO to the Project “Let’s Travel (Advanced)”

Lecture 361 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 1 – Basic Structure

Lecture 362 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 2 – Admin Page – Front-end

Lecture 363 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 3 – List of Articles – Front-end

Lecture 364 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 4 – Creating the Database and Post Model

Lecture 365 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 5 – Connecting the Admin Page to the Database

Lecture 366 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 6 – Creating Posts – Part 1

Lecture 367 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 7 – Creating Posts – Part 2

Lecture 368 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 8 – Creating Posts – Part 3

Lecture 369 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 9 – Creating Posts – Part 4

Lecture 370 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 10 – Deleting Posts

Lecture 371 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 11 – Updating Posts

Lecture 372 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 12 – Callback Requests – Part 1

Lecture 373 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 13 – Callback Requests – Part 2

Lecture 374 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 14 – Emails

Lecture 375 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 15 – Landmark Page – Part 1

Lecture 376 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 16 – Landmark Page – Part 2

Lecture 377 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 17 – Landmark Page – Part 3 – Maps

Lecture 378 Let’s Travel (Advanced ) – Part 18 – Security and Authentication – Part 1

Lecture 379 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 19 – Security and Authentication – Part 2

Lecture 380 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 20 – Security and Authentication – Part 3

Lecture 381 Let’s Travel (Advanced) – Part 21 – Security and Authentication – Part 4

Section 32: Bootstrap 4 – ARCHIVED

Lecture 382 Please Read This!!!

Lecture 383 What Is Bootstrap?

Lecture 384 Adding Bootstrap to a Project

Lecture 385 The Grid System

Lecture 386 Container & Container-fluid

Lecture 387 Column Wrapping

Lecture 388 Offset

Lecture 389 Nested Columns

Lecture 390 Col-flex

Lecture 391 Navbars

Lecture 392 Forms

Lecture 393 Carousel (Slider)

Lecture 394 Modal Windows

Section 33: Project 3: Let’s Travel (Bootstrap 4) – ARCHIVED

Lecture 395 Please Read This

Lecture 396 Let’s Travel Project

Section 34: IMPORTANT

Lecture 397 Bonus Lecture

Anyone who wants to become a web developer,Students learning web development,Absolute beginners & Advanced developers

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