Become A Certified Html, Css, Javascript Web Developer

Complete coverage of HTML, CSS, Javascript while you Earn Four Respected Certifications

What you'll learn
Prepare for Industry Certification Exam
Earn Certification that is Proof of your Competence
Hours and Hours of Video Instruction
Dozens of Code Examples to Download and Study
Over 25 Engaging Lab Exercises
All Lab Solutions
Instructor Available by Email or on the Forums
All Free Tools
Comprehensive Coverage of HTML and CSS
Client Side Programming with Javascript
Server Side Development with PHP
Learn Database Development with mySQL
Requirements
There are no skill prerequisites for this course although it's helpful if you are familiar with operating your computer and using the internet.
You can take this course using a Mac, PC or LInux machine.
It is recommended that you download the free Komodo text editor.
Description
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It’s time to start your journey. Your future is waiting for you…  Four Certifications in OneThe unique Certified Web Development Professional credential will provide proof that you have mastered the fundamental skills needed by new web developers. You'll have a full understanding of HTML5, the language used to structure web sites and many mobile applications that you use every day. From there, you'll move on to Javascript– the language of interaction on the web. 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Overview

Section 1: Program Information

Lecture 1 About Our Certifications

Section 2: Your Development Toolbox

Lecture 2 Tools Introduction

Lecture 3 VSCode Workshop

Lecture 4 GitHub Workshop

Section 3: Certified HTML5 Specialist 2019

Lecture 5 Basic Document Structure

Lecture 6 Heading Tags

Lecture 7 Paragraph Tags

Lecture 8 More Text Markup

Lecture 9 CSS Text

Lecture 10 Div and Span

Lecture 11 Google Fonts

Lecture 12 CSS Libraries

Lecture 13 Lists

Lecture 14 Links

Lecture 15 Tables

Lecture 16 Media

Lecture 17 Forms

Lecture 18 Buttons

Lecture 19 Box Model

Lecture 20 Page Layout

Lecture 21 Flexbox

Lecture 22 Final Project

Section 4: Certified CSS Specialist 2019

Lecture 23 CSS Basics

Lecture 24 All About Styling Text

Lecture 25 Complex Selectors

Lecture 26 Styling Forms and Buttons

Lecture 27 The CSS Box Model Revisited

Lecture 28 Understanding CSS Postioning

Lecture 29 Responsive Design with CSS

Lecture 30 CSS Transitions and Animations

Lecture 31 Working with CSS Sprite Sheets

Section 5: JavaScript Specialist 2019

Lecture 32 Write Your First Lines of Code

Lecture 33 JavaScript Variables

Lecture 34 Understanding Operators

Lecture 35 Decisions… Decisions

Lecture 36 Around and Around

Lecture 37 Arrays

Lecture 38 Classes and Objects

Lecture 39 ES6: Let and Const

Lecture 40 ES6: Functions

Lecture 41 ES6: Maps

Lecture 42 ES6: Sets

Lecture 43 ES6: Multiline Strings and String Templates

Lecture 44 ES6: JSON and Destructuring

Lecture 45 ES6: Classes and Objects

Lecture 46 ES6: Promises

Section 6: jQuery for Application Development

Lecture 47 1.1 Your first jQuery Page

Lecture 48 1.2 What is jQuery… Why?

Lecture 49 1.3 Adding jQuery to Your Site

Lecture 50 1.4 jQuery Syntax

Lecture 51 1.5 The document.ready() Event

Lecture 52 1.6 Basic Selectors (name, class name and Id)

Lecture 53 1.7 Complex Selectors (attribute, css, decendent)

Lecture 54 1.8 First, Last, and (n)th Selectors

Lecture 55 1.9 Other Pseudo Selectors

Lecture 56 2.1 Fading in and Out

Lecture 57 2.2 Showing and Hiding Elements

Lecture 58 2.3 Hiding Versus Removing Elements

Lecture 59 2.4 Sliding Elements

Lecture 60 2.5 Creating Animations

Lecture 61 2.6 Chaining Animations

Lecture 62 2.7 Understanding Callback Functions

Lecture 63 3.1 Adding and Removing Classes

Lecture 64 3.2 Inserting and Appending Content

Lecture 65 3.3 Height and Width of Elements

Lecture 66 3.4 Positioning Elements

Lecture 67 3.5 Working with Element Content

Lecture 68 3.6 Wrapping Elements

Lecture 69 4.1 Blur and Focus Form Events

Lecture 70 4.2 The .change() Event

Lecture 71 4.3 The .select() Event

Lecture 72 4.4 The .submit() Event

Lecture 73 4.5 Serializing Form Content

Section 7: (OLDER- For Reference) HTML 5 Specialist: First Steps in HTML

Lecture 74 Welcome to the course

Lecture 75 About the Specialist Designation

Lecture 76 About the Instructor

Lecture 77 Quick Start— Making Your First HTML5 Page

Lecture 78 Obtain the Tools of the Trade

Lecture 79 Learning Basic Document Structure

Lecture 80 Anatomy of a Tag- The only vocabulary you need to know

Lecture 81 Section lab Video PDF and Solution

Lecture 82 Wrap-Up Section 1

Section 8: (OLDER - For Reference) Everything you wanted to know about formatting text

Lecture 83 Welcome to Section 2

Lecture 84 Paragraph Tags

Lecture 85 Break Tags

Lecture 86 Preformatted Text

Lecture 87 HTML5 Heading Tags

Lecture 88 Lists

Lecture 89 Quotations and Citations

Lecture 90 Formatting: Bold, Italics and More

Lecture 91 Computer Code

Lecture 92 HTML5 Containers

Lecture 93 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution

Lecture 94 Wrap-Up Section 2

Section 9: (OLDER - For Reference) Hyperlinks- Connecting Pages and Content

Lecture 95 Welcome to Section 3

Lecture 96 Creating an internal link

Lecture 97 Linking to the outside world

Lecture 98 The Target Attribute

Lecture 99 Anchors to Navigate Long Pages

Lecture 100 Section Lab, Video, PDF and SOlution

Lecture 101 Wrap-Up Section 3

Section 10: (OLDER - For Reference) Digital Media

Lecture 102 Welcome to Section 4

Lecture 103 Inserting Images

Lecture 104 Creating Image Links

Lecture 105 Understanding Image and Image Size

Lecture 106 Sizing Images Responsively

Lecture 107 Playing and Controlling Audio

Lecture 108 Playing and Controlling Video

Lecture 109 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution

Lecture 110 Wrap-Up Section 4

Section 11: (OLDER - For Reference) Displaying Data in Tables and iFrames

Lecture 111 Welcome to Section 5

Lecture 112 Defining a Table

Lecture 113 Defining Border of a Table

Lecture 114 Determining Table and Cell Width

Lecture 115 Defining Table Headers

Lecture 116 Spanning Multiple Rows and Columns

Lecture 117 Inserting iFrame Content

Lecture 118 Adding a table caption

Lecture 119 Section lab Video, PDF and Solution

Lecture 120 Wrap-Up Section 5

Section 12: (OLDER - For Reference) Interacting with the User Via Forms

Lecture 121 Welcome to Section 6

Lecture 122 Defining the form

Lecture 123 Text Input

Lecture 124 Limiting Text input

Lecture 125 Multiple Choice

Lecture 126 Form Submission

Lecture 127 Generic Buttons

Lecture 128 Date Inputs

Lecture 129 Numerical Inputs

Lecture 130 Organizing a form with fieldsets

Lecture 131 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution

Lecture 132 Wrap-up Section 6

Section 13: (OLDER - For Reference) Professional HTML5 Practice

Lecture 133 Welcome to Section 7

Lecture 134 Commenting your code

Lecture 135 Meta Tags

Lecture 136 Inserting External Javascript Code

Lecture 137 Search Engine Readiness

Lecture 138 It's a Colorful Wordl

Lecture 139 Identifying HTML5 API's

Lecture 140 Drawing on Canvas

Lecture 141 Wrap-up Section 7

Section 14: (OLDER - For Reference) Styling with CSS

Lecture 142 Welcome to Section 8

Lecture 143 Where to Style

Lecture 144 CSS Selectors

Lecture 145 Fundamental Typography with CSS

Lecture 146 Understanding CSS Box Model

Lecture 147 Floating Your Layout

Lecture 148 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution

Lecture 149 Section 8 Wrap-Up

Section 15: (OLDER - For Reference) Responsive Design Fundamentals

Lecture 150 Welcome to Section 9

Lecture 151 Demonstrating Responsive Design

Lecture 152 Using a responsive stylesheet

Lecture 153 Responsive Headers

Lecture 154 Section Lab Video, PDF and Solution

Lecture 155 Wrap Up Section 9/ Course Wrap-Up

Section 16: (OLDER - For Reference) CSS3 Introduction

Lecture 156 Welcome to the Course

Lecture 157 HelloWorld Example

Lecture 158 CSS intro/ tools

Lecture 159 CSS Format

Lecture 160 Colors in CSS

Lecture 161 Comments in CSS

Lecture 162 Complex Selectors

Lecture 163 ID and Class Selectors

Lecture 164 3 Methods of Linking CSS

Lecture 165 CSS3 new features

Lecture 166 Lab 1 Introduction

Lecture 167 Lab 1 Solution

Section 17: (OLDER - For Reference) Styling Specific Elements

Lecture 168 Chapter 2 intro, Styling Specific Elements

Lecture 169 Styling Text

Lecture 170 Fonts in CSS

Lecture 171 Web Fonts

Lecture 172 Styling Tables and Lists

Lecture 173 Background Image Styling

Lecture 174 The Sliding Door Technique Part 1

Lecture 175 The Sliding Door Technique Part 2

Lecture 176 Using Sprite Sheets

Lecture 177 Creating a Drop Down Menu with CSS Part 1

Lecture 178 Creating Drop Down Menus with CSS Part 2

Lecture 179 Lab 2 Introduction

Lecture 180 Lab 2 Solution

Section 18: (OLDER - For Reference) The Box Model

Lecture 181 Introduction

Lecture 182 The Box Model Introduction

Lecture 183 The Content Area of the Box Model Part 1

Lecture 184 The Content Area of the Box Model Part 2

Lecture 185 Border and Outline Styling fo the Box Model

Lecture 186 Margin and Padding Styling for the Box Model

Lecture 187 Lab 3 Introduction

Lecture 188 Lab 3 Solution

Section 19: (OLDER - For Reference) Animations with CSS3

Lecture 189 Introduction

Lecture 190 CSS3 Transform Property

Lecture 191 CSS3 Transitions

Lecture 192 CSS3 Animations

Lecture 193 Lab 4 Introduction

Lecture 194 Lab 4 Solution

Section 20: (OLDER - For Reference) Putting Elements Together

Lecture 195 Introduction

Lecture 196 The Display Property

Lecture 197 In Depth CSS Positioning

Lecture 198 Floating elements

Lecture 199 Lab 5 Introduction

Lecture 200 Lab 5 solution

Section 21: (OLDER - For Reference) Responsive Design for Web and Mobile

Lecture 201 Introduction

Lecture 202 The Concepts of Adaptive and Responsive Design

Lecture 203 Testing on Mobile Devices

Lecture 204 Media Query

Lecture 205 Lab 6 Introduction

Lecture 206 Lab 6 Solution

Section 22: (OLDER - For Reference) Getting Started

Lecture 207 Writing Your First Javascript Program-Quick Win Intro

Lecture 208 Where to Put Javascript Code

Lecture 209 The window.onload Function

Lecture 210 Output to the console

Lecture 211 Output to the Browser

Lecture 212 Understanding getElementByID()

Section 23: (OLDER - For Reference) Variables and Math

Lecture 213 Section Introduction

Lecture 214 Declaring and Initializing Variables

Lecture 215 Types of Javascript Variables

Lecture 216 Operators and Arithemtic in Javascript

Lecture 217 Javascript Math Functions

Lecture 218 It's True! You can Understand Booleans

Lecture 219 Javascript Guessing Game

Section 24: (OLDER - For Reference) Conditionals

Lecture 220 Section Introduction

Lecture 221 If Statements

Lecture 222 If…Else Statements

Lecture 223 If and Else If

Lecture 224 Nested if Statements

Lecture 225 Javascript Switch Statement

Lecture 226 Javascript Program: Calculating Bonuses

Section 25: (OLDER - For Reference) Loops

Lecture 227 Section Introduction

Lecture 228 While Loops

Lecture 229 Do…While Loops

Lecture 230 For Loops

Lecture 231 For…In Loops

Lecture 232 Endless Loops

Lecture 233 Break and Continue Statements

Lecture 234 Javascript Program: Calculating Simple Interest

Section 26: (OLDER - For Reference) Functions

Lecture 235 Section Introduction

Lecture 236 Defining a Simple Function and Function Callls

Lecture 237 Function Parameters

Lecture 238 The Return Statement

Lecture 239 Anonymous Functions

Section 27: (OLDER - For Reference) Events

Lecture 240 Section Introduction

Lecture 241 Mouse Events

Lecture 242 Keyboard Events

Lecture 243 Form Events

Lecture 244 The Event Object

Section 28: (OLDER - For Reference) Dialog Boxes

Lecture 245 Section Introduction

Lecture 246 Alert Dialogs

Lecture 247 Confirm Dialogs

Lecture 248 Prompt Dialogs

Section 29: (OLDER - For Reference) Arrays

Lecture 249 Section Introduction

Lecture 250 Declaring Arrays

Lecture 251 Accessing and Editing Array Elements

Lecture 252 Looping Through Arrays

Lecture 253 Array Functions

Section 30: (OLDER - For Reference) Strings

Lecture 254 Section Introduction

Lecture 255 charAt(), includes() and indexOf()

Lecture 256 search() and replace()

Lecture 257 slice(), split() and substr()

Section 31: (OLDER - For Reference) Dates

Lecture 258 Section Introduction

Lecture 259 Getting Current Date and Time

Lecture 260 Setting a Custom Date and Time

Lecture 261 More Date and Time Functions

Section 32: (OLDER - For Reference) Regular Expressions

Lecture 262 Section Introduction

Lecture 263 Understanding Regular Expressions

Lecture 264 Testing for Matches

Lecture 265 Search and Replace with RegEx

Section 33: (OLDER - For Reference) DOM Elements

Lecture 266 Section Introduction

Lecture 267 getElementById() and innerHTML

Lecture 268 Changing DOM Elements

Lecture 269 Adding and Deleting Elements

Lecture 270 Locating Elements

Section 34: (OLDER - For Reference) Services

Lecture 271 Section Introduction

Lecture 272 xmlHttpRequest() Object

Lecture 273 Making get Requests

Lecture 274 Making post Requests

Lecture 275 Working with text content

Lecture 276 Working with XML Content

Section 35: (OLDER - For Reference) JSON

Lecture 277 Section Introduction

Lecture 278 Understanding JSON Notation

Lecture 279 Obtaining JSON Content from a service

Lecture 280 Parsing JSON Content

Section 36: (OLDER - For Reference) Applied Javscript Examples

Lecture 281 Section Introduction

Lecture 282 Drawing on a Canvas

Lecture 283 Geolocation

Section 37: (OLDER - For Reference) Javascript Objects and Classes

Lecture 284 Section Introduction

Lecture 285 Custom Objects

Lecture 286 Javascript Classes

Section 38: (OLDER - For Reference) Your First Lines of PHP

Lecture 287 Quickstart: Your First PHP Script

Lecture 288 Setting Up Your Web Server

Lecture 289 Intergrating HTML and PHP

Lecture 290 Calling PHP Page from HTML

Section 39: (OLDER - For Reference) Echo and Print

Lecture 291 Echo and Print Text

Lecture 292 Echo and Print Numbers and Expressions

Lecture 293 Echo and Print with HTML Code

Section 40: (OLDER - For Reference) Constants and Variables

Lecture 294 Constants

Lecture 295 Declaring and Initalizing PHP Variables

Lecture 296 PHP Variable Types

Section 41: (OLDER - For Reference) PHP Operators

Lecture 297 Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 298 Comparison Operators

Lecture 299 Logical Operators

Lecture 300 Assignment Operators

Section 42: (OLDER - For Reference) Conditionals in PHP

Lecture 301 Basic If Statements

Lecture 302 If…Else

Lecture 303 Else…If

Lecture 304 Switch Statements

Section 43: (OLDER - For Reference) Loops

Lecture 305 While Loops

Lecture 306 Do…While Loops

Lecture 307 For Loops

Section 44: (OLDER - For Reference) File Inclusion

Lecture 308 Include

Lecture 309 Require

Section 45: (OLDER - For Reference) Arrays

Lecture 310 Simple Arrays

Lecture 311 For…Each Array Through an Array

Lecture 312 Associative Arrays

Lecture 313 Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 314 Superglobal Arrays

Section 46: (OLDER - For Reference) PHP Strings

Lecture 315 strlen(), strpos(), str_word_count()

Lecture 316 str_getcsv(), addlsashes(), stripslashes()

Lecture 317 implode() and explode()

Lecture 318 Hashes and Encryption

Section 47: (OLDER - For Reference) Functions in PHP

Lecture 319 Simple Functions

Lecture 320 Functions Arguments

Lecture 321 Return Values

Section 48: (OLDER - For Reference) File I/0 with PHP

Lecture 322 Writing Files to the Server

Lecture 323 Reading Files from the Server

Lecture 324 Writing CSV Files

Lecture 325 Reading CSV FIles

Section 49: (OLDER - For Reference) Working with Cookies

Lecture 326 Setting Cookies

Lecture 327 Reading Cookies

Lecture 328 Deleting Cookies

Section 50: (OLDER - For Reference) Working with session Variables

Lecture 329 Beginning a Session

Lecture 330 Passing Session Variables

Lecture 331 Ending a Session

Section 51: (OLDER - For Reference) Sending Email with PHP

Lecture 332 Sending a Plain Text Email

Lecture 333 Sending HTML Email

Section 52: (OLDER - For Reference) Working with a mySQL database

Lecture 334 Connecting to a mySQL database

Lecture 335 Making a simple Database Query

Lecture 336 Saving Data to a Database

Lecture 337 Editing Data in a Database

Lecture 338 Deleting Data in a Database

Section 53: HTML Ch 1: Welcome To HTML

Lecture 339 Course Introduction

Lecture 340 Register for the Certified Web Developer Exam

Lecture 341 Become A Certified Web Developer

Lecture 342 Web Development Technologies

Lecture 343 Hello World with HTML

Lecture 344 Hello World HTML

Lecture 345 Basic Document Structure HTML 4.01/XHTML

Lecture 346 Basic HTML and XHTML Structure files

Lecture 347 Basic Document Structure HTML5

Lecture 348 Basic Document Structure HTML5 file

Lecture 349 Using Comments in HTML

Lecture 350 Comments HTML

Lecture 351 HTML Head Elements

Lecture 352 Chapter 1 Lab

Section 54: HTML Ch 2: Text Markup

Lecture 353 Text Markup

Lecture 354 Text Markup HTML file

Lecture 355 Div And Span Tags

Lecture 356 Div And Span Tags HTML

Lecture 357 HTML5 Text Markup Tags

Lecture 358 HTML5 Text MarkUp

Lecture 359 Selecting Text Color, Font and Font Size

Lecture 360 Text Color, Font, and Font Size HTML and CSS

Lecture 361 Text Alignment, Decoration, Indentation and Text Transformation

Lecture 362 Text Alignment, Decoration, Indentation and Text Transformation folder

Lecture 363 Chapter 2 Lab

Section 55: HTML Ch 3: Working with Lists

Lecture 364 Ordered Lists

Lecture 365 Ordered List

Lecture 366 Unordered Lists

Lecture 367 Unordered List HTML

Lecture 368 CSS for Lists

Lecture 369 CSS for Lists zip folder

Lecture 370 Chapter 3 Lab

Section 56: HTML Ch 4: Creating HTML Links

Lecture 371 Creating Internal and External Links

Lecture 372 Creating Internal and External Links folder

Lecture 373 Creating Anchors

Lecture 374 Page Anchors HTML

Lecture 375 Styling Links with CSS Pseudo-Classes

Lecture 376 Styling Links with CSS Pseudo-Classes HTML

Lecture 377 Chapter 4 Lab

Lecture 378 Lab Starter

Section 57: HTML Ch 5: Working with Images and Media

Lecture 379 Displaying Images/Image Links/ Image Styling with CSS

Lecture 380 Displaying Images Folder

Lecture 381 HTML5 Audio Embeds

Lecture 382 Audio Embed folder

Lecture 383 HTML5 Video Embeds

Lecture 384 Video HTML

Lecture 385 Video Sample

Lecture 386 Chapter 5 Lab

Section 58: HTML Ch 6: HTML Tables

Lecture 387 Creating Tables with HTML

Lecture 388 Creating Tables

Lecture 389 Strings in PHP

Lecture 390 Styling Tables with CSS

Lecture 391 Styling Tables

Lecture 392 Chapter 6 Lab

Section 59: HTML Ch 7: HTML Forms

Lecture 393 Creating Text Form Elements

Lecture 394 Form

Lecture 395 Creating Radio Button and Checkbox Elements

Lecture 396 Creating Radio Button and Checkbox Elements

Lecture 397 New HTML5 Form Elements

Lecture 398 New HTML5 Form Elements

Lecture 399 Creating Multi-Select Elements

Lecture 400 Creating Multi-Select Elements

Lecture 401 Chapter 7 Lab

Section 60: HTML Ch 8: Understanding the CSS Box Model

Lecture 402 Understanding the Content Box Model

Lecture 403 Box Model

Lecture 404 Working with Margin, Padding and Borders

Section 61: HTML Ch 9: CSS Based Page Layout

Lecture 405 Inline Vs. Block Level Elements & Positioning Divs

Lecture 406 Inline vs Block

Lecture 407 Float and Clear

Lecture 408 Float and Clear

Lecture 409 Creating a CSS Navigation Bar

Lecture 410 Navigation Bar

Lecture 411 Chapter 9 Lab

Lecture 412 Lab Starter

Section 62: Javascript Ch 1: Hello Javascript!

Lecture 413 Hello World in Javascript

Lecture 414 Where To Put Javascript

Lecture 415 Chapter 1 Examples

Lecture 416 Chapter 1 Labs

Lecture 417 Chapter 1 Lab Solution

Section 63: Javascript Ch 2: Storing Information in Variables

Lecture 418 Learning to use Variables

Lecture 419 Variable Operators

Lecture 420 Chapter 2 Examples

Lecture 421 Chapter 2 Labs

Lecture 422 Chapter 2 Lab Solution

Section 64: Javascript Ch 3: Conditional Statements

Lecture 423 Simple Conditionals

Lecture 424 If Else If Statements

Lecture 425 Switch… Case… Break Statements

Lecture 426 Chapter 3 Examples

Lecture 427 Chapter 3 Labs

Lecture 428 Chapter 3 Lab Solution

Section 65: Javascript Ch 4: Dialog Boxes

Lecture 429 Three Types of Javascript Dialogs

Lecture 430 Dialogs

Lecture 431 Chapter 4 Labs

Lecture 432 Chapter 4 Lab Solution

Section 66: Javascript Ch 5: Now We're Iterating! Loops in Javascript

Lecture 433 While Loops and Do…While Loops

Lecture 434 For Loops and Practical Application of a Loop

Lecture 435 Lab 5 Hint Video

Lecture 436 Chapter 5 Examples

Lecture 437 Chapter 5 Labs

Lecture 438 Chapter 5 Lab Solution 1

Lecture 439 Chapter 5 Lab Solution 2

Section 67: Javascript Ch 6: Coding Javascript Functions

Lecture 440 Function Introduction

Lecture 441 Functions, Parameters and Returns

Lecture 442 Calling Functions From Events

Section 68: (OLDER - For Reference) Everything you wanted to know about formatting text

Lecture 443 Chapter 6 Examples

Lecture 444 Chapter 6 Labs

Lecture 445 Lab Starter

Lecture 446 Lab Solutions

Section 69: Javascript Ch 7: Working With Arrays

Lecture 447 Declaring Arrays

Lecture 448 Manipulating Arrays

Lecture 449 Chapter 7 Examples

Lecture 450 Chapter 7 Labs

Lecture 451 Chapter 7 Lab Solution

Section 70: Javascript Ch 8: The String Object

Lecture 452 String Objects

Lecture 453 String Object

Lecture 454 Chapter 8 Labs

Lecture 455 Chapter8 Lab Solution

Section 71: Javascript Ch 9: Obtaining and Manipulating User Information

Lecture 456 User Information

Lecture 457 Visitor Information

Lecture 458 Chapter 9 Labs

Lecture 459 Chapter 9 Lab Solution

Section 72: Javascript Ch 10: The Document Object

Lecture 460 Document Object

Lecture 461 The InnerHTML Property

Lecture 462 Chapter 10 Files

Lecture 463 Chapter 10 Labs

Lecture 464 Chapter 10 Lab Starter

Lecture 465 Chapter 10 Lab Solution

Section 73: PHP mySQL Ch 1: Your First PHP Scripts

Lecture 466 Setting Up Your Environment

Lecture 467 Understand PHP Development Workflow

Lecture 468 Writing Your First Scripts

Lecture 469 echo, print() and printf()

Lecture 470 Chapter 1 Scripts

Lecture 471 PHP Chapter 1 Lab

Section 74: PHP mySQL Ch 2: Variables

Lecture 472 Introducing Variables

Lecture 473 Variable Operators

Lecture 474 Chapter 2 Scripts

Lecture 475 PHP Chapter 2 Lab

Section 75: PHP mySQL Ch 3: Arrays

Lecture 476 Declaring Simple PHP Arrays

Lecture 477 Associative Arrays

Lecture 478 Multidimensional Arrays

Lecture 479 Super Global Arrays

Lecture 480 Chapter 3 Scripts

Lecture 481 PHP Chapter 3 Lab

Section 76: PHP mySQL Ch 4: Conditionals

Lecture 482 Simple Conditionals

Lecture 483 Complex Conditionals

Lecture 484 Switch/Case/Break

Lecture 485 Ternary Operator

Lecture 486 Chapter 4 Scripts

Lecture 487 PHP Chapter 4 Lab

Section 77: PHP mySQL Ch 5: Loops

Lecture 488 While… Do While Loop

Lecture 489 For Loops

Lecture 490 Foreach Loops

Lecture 491 Chapter 5 Scripts

Lecture 492 PHP Chapter 5 Lab

Section 78: PHP mySQL Ch 6: Custom PHP Functions

Lecture 493 Includes

Lecture 494 Creating a Simple Function

Lecture 495 Function Arguments

Lecture 496 The Return Statement

Lecture 497 Chapter 6 Scripts

Lecture 498 PHP Chapter 6 Lab

Section 79: PHP mySQL Ch 7: Server File I/O

Lecture 499 Saving Files on the Server

Lecture 500 Reading Files on the Server

Lecture 501 Append and Delete

Lecture 502 CSV Files

Lecture 503 Chapter 7 Scripts

Lecture 504 PHP Chapter 7 Lab

Section 80: PHP mySQL Ch 8: Sending Email with PHP

Lecture 505 Sending Text Email

Lecture 506 Sending HTML Email

Lecture 507 Chapter 8 Scripts

Section 81: PHP mySQL Ch 9: Working with the mySQL Database

Lecture 508 Setting Up the Database

Lecture 509 Retrieving a Query from the Database

Lecture 510 Storing Information in the Database

Lecture 511 Deleting and Updating Database Records

Lecture 512 Complex Queries

Lecture 513 Chapter 9 Scripts

Lecture 514 PHP Chapter 9 Lab

Section 82: PHP mySQL Ch 10: Useful PHP Classes and Objects

Lecture 515 Date Object

Lecture 516 Sessions

Section 83: Lab Solutions

Lecture 517 Cookies

Lecture 518 Chapter 10 Scripts

Lecture 519 PHP Chapter 10 Lab

Lecture 520 HTML Lab Solutions

Lecture 521 Javascript Lab Solutions

Lecture 522 PHP Lab Solutions

Section 84: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 523 Bonus Lecture

Web Designers who Want to Learn To Code,Traditional Programmers who Want to Learn Web Development,People who Want to Develop Mobile Web Sites,Students who want Practical Development Skills,Web Masters who Need to Improve Development Skills,Volunteers who Manage a Site for a Church or Non Profit,Teachers who Want to Introduce Web Development to Their Classes,Those Considering a Career in Web Development