Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript
Course Code: WEBDEV2
Duration: 5 days
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Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Course Overview
The Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript course comprises sessions dealing with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. It builds on the skills and knowledge gained by attendance on the Web Development 1 course by covering that which is new in HTML version 5 and CSS version 3, and advanced JavaScript topics.
Exercises and examples are used throughout the course to give practical hands-on experience with the techniques covered.
Course Objectives
This course aims to provide the delegate with the knowledge to be able to integrate into a website HTML5 and CSS3 features such as audio and video, media queries, drag and drop, and web sockets. It also aims to enable the delegate to be able to interpret, write, and troubleshoot complex JavaScript code exploiting strict mode, closures, IIFEs, ES6, functional programming, asynchronous JavaScript, and reactive programming.
Who will the Course Benefit?
The Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript course is designed for developers familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, but whom are unfamiliar with the features introduced with HTML5 and CSS3, and are similarly unfamiliar with advanced JavaScript topics and modern approaches such as functional and reactive programming.
The course will also benefit those JavaScript developers who are familiar with JavaScript as it relates to ECMAScript version 5, and want to learn about what's new in ECMAScript version 6 (ES2015).
Skills Gained
The delegate will learn and acquire skills as follows:
- Constructing a HTML5 form
- Embedding audio and video
- Constructing graphics
- Constructing transitions and animations
- Building a responsive web page
- Establishing and using the user's location
- Configuring elements to be draggable/droppable
- Writing to and reading from offline storage
- Constructing and using web sockets
- Consuming data from the server without the need for a request
- Cross domain messaging
- Working with primitive and reference variables
- Coding in strict mode
- Working with associative arrays
- Determining and affecting the scope of a variable
- Coding in ECMAScript version 6 (ES2015)
- Functional programming
- Coding asynchronously
- Reactive programming using RxJS
- Unit testing
Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Training Course
Course Introduction
- Administration and Course Materials
- Course Structure and Agenda
- Delegate and Trainer Introductions
Session 1: INTRODUCTION
- What is HTML5
- What is CSS3
- Browser Support
Session 2: HTML5 ELEMENTS & ATTRIBUTES
- Form Fields
- PForm Validation
- Semantic Elements
- iFrame
- Audio and Video
- Canvas and SVG
Session 3: CSS3 STYLES
- Generic Styles
- Transforms
- Transitions
- Animations
Session 4: CSS3 RESPONSIVE
- Responsive Web Design (Review)
- Responsive Grid Layout
- Media Queries
- Images and Videos
- Responsive Web Design Frameworks
Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Training Course
Session 5: GEOLOCATION
- Information Sources
- The navigator Object
- Request Parameters
- Position Data
- Error Handling
Session 6: DRAG & DROP
- Source and Target Elements
- Draggable Attributes
- Drag Events
- The dataTransfer object
Session 7: OFFLINE STORAGE
- Local/Session Storage vs. Cookies
- The localStorage and sessionStorage Objects
- Local/sessionStorage methods
- The applicationCache object and events
Session 8: WEBSOCKET
- WebSocket vs. HTTP
- WebSocket (ws://) Protocol
- The WebSocket constructor function
- WebSocket Object Methods
- WebSocket Events
Session 9: SERVER SENT EVENTS
- Server Sent Events
- The EventSource constructor function
- EventSource Events
Session 10: CROSS DOMAIN MESSAGING
- Same Origin Policy (SOP)
- Cross Domain Messaging
- Message Posting
- Message Receiving
Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Training Course
Session 11: VALUES & REFS
- Primitive and Reference Types
- Equality Tests
- Deletion and Dereferencing
- Undefined, null, and NaN
Session 12: STRICT MODE
- What is Strict Mode
- Invocation
- Mistakes to Errors
- Variable Simplification
- Eval
- Security
Session 13: ARRAYS
- Associative Arrays
- for vs. for in
- delete and length
Session 14: SCOPE
- Hoisting (Review)
- Lexical Scope
- The Scope Chain
- Closures
- IIFEs
Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Training Course
Session 15: ES6 (ES2015)
- Multi-line Strings
- Template Literals
- Destructuring
- Spread and Rest Operators
- let and const
- Default Parameters
- Arrow Functions
- Iterators and Generators
- Decorators (ES7)
- Maps and Sets
- Classes and Modules
- Exports and Imports
Session 16: FUNCTIONAL JAVASCRIPT
- Higher Order Functions
- Pure Functions
- Immutability
- Currying
- Array Methods
- Arrow Functions (again)
- Method Chaining
- Function Composition and Pipelines
Web Development 2 with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript Training Course
Session 17: ASYNCHRONOUS JAVASCRIPT
- Synchronous vs. Asynchronous
- setTimout
- AJAX
- Callbacks
- Common Problems
- Async.js
- Promises (ES6)
Session 18: REACTIVE JAVASCRIPT
- About RxJS
- Streams
- Observables
- Observers and Subscriptions
- Sequencing
- Handling user input and asynchronous calls
- Combining Streams
- Buffering
- Error Handling
Session 19: UNIT TESTING
- What is Unit Testing
- Test Driven Development
- Unit Testing with Jasmine
- Course technical content is subject to change without notice.
- Course content is structured as sessions, this does not strictly map to course timings. Concepts, content and practicals often span sessions.
Requirements
Delegates should be able to:
- Build and style simple web pages using HTML & CSS
- Build JavaScript applications that exploit all fundamental elements of the language including variables and expressions, conditions and loops, functions, objects, arrays, the DOM, and event handling
This knowledge can be obtained by attendance on the pre-requisite HTML & CSS and JavaScript 1 courses.
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