Learn how to turn a webpage design into code, track changes, collaborate with other developers using Git and GitHub, and increase your coding speed with Emmet and Visual Studio Code. Develop your portfolio with the guidance of an expert instructor and gain hands-on coding experience.
Build Your Portfolio
You need coding practice as well as a portfolio of work to show prospective employers or clients. In this class you’ll learn how to take a website design and code it yourself, with guidance from your instructor.
Learn Git & GitHub
Git tracks the changes you make to files, so you have a record of what has been done, and you can revert to specific versions should you ever need to. Git also makes collaboration easier, allowing changes by multiple people to all be merged into one source. It’s an important skill for any coder to have.
Git can seem mysterious at first, in part because many people use the command line to run Git. Instead of scary terminal commands, we’ll teach you how to use Git within Visual Studio Code (the popular free code editor). This makes using Git much easier and more user friendly.
We’ll demystify Git and explain the typical workflows you’ll encounter. We’ll cover the most commonly used Git features to get you up and running quickly.
Emmet & Visual Studio Code Tips
Did you know there are faster and easier ways to code? If you’re not using Emmet (coding shortcuts) and Visual Studio Code’s keystrokes and helpful features, you should be! These tools can greatly speed up your coding with less typing. Every web developer needs to know these. Let us show you how to speed up your development.
This course has a prerequisite:
Students should have HTML and CSS coding experience equivalent to our Front-End Web Development Certificate (which includes this class).
Learn more about Front-End Tools & Portfolio at Noble Desktop.
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