Become A Modern Web Developer

Learn cutting edge web development skills to stay ahead of your peers

What you'll learn
The topics in this course bundle include:
Angular 2
Node.js
MongoDB
Ruby on Rails
Python Web Development with Flask and Django
Bootstrap 4
Sass for CSS
Dart Web App Development
MySQLi
Docker Containerization
Requirements
Before taking this course, a student should ideally (but not absolutely) have some experience in: Creating web UI’s with normal Javascript tools (i.e. jQuery, Bootstrap, ASP.NET, AngularJS, etc.) Programming with a common object-oriented or scripting language (i.e. Java, C#, Python, PHP, etc.) JavaScript development of complete client-side solutions.
Description
Are you a web developer, but are having a hard time keeping up with all the latest development tools coming out? Are you new to web development and want to dive straight into cutting edge, modern web development tools? If so, then this course bundle is for you.
Stay Ahead of the Curve
If you’re a web developer you know your world is changing fast. We developed this course bundle with you in mind.  We’ve hand selected only the hottest and most functional tools used in web development today so you can stay comfortably ahead of your peers for years to come. 
What You'll Learn
The topics in this course bundle include:
Angular 2Node.jsMongoDBRuby on RailsPython Web Development with Flask and DjangoBootstrap 4Sass for CSSDart Web App DevelopmentMySQLiDocker ContainerizationAnd more
Make More Money
We all want to make more money, and this course bundle will greatly expand your development skills so you can make more money. As a web developer, you need to change with the times or you’ll be left in the dust.
What Do I Need to Know to Take This Course?
A familiarity with general programming and web development techniques is recommended to get the most out of this course bundle.
Enroll Today
You know you need to upgrade your web development skills to stay relevant. Don’t wait. Enroll in the Become a Modern Web Developer course bundle today. 

Overview

Section 1: Node.js: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome to Node.js- Simple & Complete!

Lecture 2 How This Will Go

Lecture 3 Project Introduction

Lecture 4 Set Up

Lecture 5 Section Summary

Section 2: Node.js: Discover Node.js

Lecture 6 Section Introduction

Lecture 7 What are Node.js & Express?

Lecture 8 Try Node from Command Line

Lecture 9 Set up a Node.js app

Lecture 10 Use GIT with C9.io

Lecture 11 Section Summary

Section 3: Node.js: Work with Express

Lecture 12 Section Introduction

Lecture 13 Get Express set up

Lecture 14 Create an NPM Start script

Lecture 15 Routing with Express

Lecture 16 Section Summary

Section 4: Node.js: Kickstart a Node Web App

Lecture 17 Section Introduction

Lecture 18 Use a Bootstrap Template

Lecture 19 Configuring Resources

Lecture 20 Manage UI Components with Bower

Lecture 21 Section Summary

Section 5: Node.js: Work with Gulp

Lecture 22 Section Introduction

Lecture 23 Use JSHint in Gulp

Lecture 24 Inject dependencies with Wiredep

Lecture 25 Injection with Gulp-Inject

Lecture 26 Watch Changes with Nodemon

Lecture 27 Section Summary

Section 6: Node.js: Work with Node Templating Engines

Lecture 28 Section Introduction

Lecture 29 Review of Templating Engine Options

Lecture 30 Begin with EJS

Lecture 31 Put EJS to Work

Lecture 32 Section Summary

Section 7: Node.js: More Express Routing

Lecture 33 Section Introduction

Lecture 34 Use a Router

Lecture 35 New Pages

Lecture 36 Separate code into different files

Lecture 37 Wire our new pages back to Express & Node

Lecture 38 Section Summary

Section 8: Node.js: Use a database with Node.js

Lecture 39 Section Introduction

Lecture 40 Get MongoDB setup and installed

Lecture 41 Get Events data ready to be inserted into MongoDB

Lecture 42 Write code to insert our data into MongoDB.

Lecture 43 Query MongoDB and display results in our page.

Lecture 44 Section Summary

Section 9: Node.js: Course Wrap-up

Lecture 45 Section Introduction

Lecture 46 What Now?

Lecture 47 Section Summary

Section 10: Angular 2: Introducing Angular2

Lecture 48 Section Introduction

Lecture 49 Say Hello To Angular2

Lecture 50 How this course works

Lecture 51 The Course Project

Lecture 52 Section Summary

Section 11: Angular 2: Pack Our Lunch

Lecture 53 Section Introduction

Lecture 54 Why TypeScript in Angular2?

Lecture 55 The Cloud9 Online IDE

Lecture 56 Additional Lecture

Lecture 57 Course Project Setup

Lecture 58 Using Angular2 Modules

Lecture 59 Section Summary

Section 12: Angular 2: Angular2 Components

Lecture 60 Section Introduction

Lecture 61 Component Defined

Lecture 62 The Component Parts

Lecture 63 Tying a Component Together

Lecture 64 The App Component

Lecture 65 Bootstrapping an Angular2 App

Lecture 66 Section Summary

Section 13: Angular 2: Building Angular2 UI

Lecture 67 Section Introduction

Lecture 68 The Component Template

Lecture 69 Create A Template

Lecture 70 The Directive Component

Lecture 71 Interpolation

Lecture 72 Angular2 Built-In Directives

Lecture 73 Section Summary

Section 14: Angular 2: Binding in Angular2

Lecture 74 Section Introduction

Lecture 75 Property Binding

Lecture 76 Event Binding

Lecture 77 2-Way Binding

Lecture 78 Formatting Bound Data with Pipes

Lecture 79 Section Summary

Section 15: Angular 2: Advanced Component Concepts

Lecture 80 Section Introduction

Lecture 81 Interface & Components

Lecture 82 Styling Components

Lecture 83 Component Lifecycle Events

Lecture 84 Pipe Transform Interface

Lecture 85 Section Summary

Section 16: Angular 2: Component Composition

Lecture 86 Section Introduction

Lecture 87 Parent/Child Components

Lecture 88 More Parent/Child Components

Lecture 89 Property Binding with @Input

Lecture 90 Event Binding with @Output

Lecture 91 Section Summary

Section 17: Angular 2: Services

Lecture 92 Course Introduction

Lecture 93 Angular2 Dependency Injection

Lecture 94 Creating Serivices

Lecture 95 Using Services

Lecture 96 Service Injection

Lecture 97 Section Summary

Section 18: Angular 2: Web Services

Lecture 98 Section Introduction

Lecture 99 Observables vs. Promises

Lecture 100 Using Reactive Extensions

Lecture 101 HTTP Requests

Lecture 102 Implementing Observables

Lecture 103 Section Summary

Section 19: Angular 2: Angular2 Routing

Lecture 104 Section Introduction

Lecture 105 Routing Configuration

Lecture 106 Routes and Actions

Lecture 107 Routes and Views

Lecture 108 Routes and Parameters

Lecture 109 Routes and Code

Lecture 110 Section Summary

Section 20: Angular 2: Setting up Angular2 from Scratch

Lecture 111 Section Introduction

Lecture 112 Configuring the Compiler

Lecture 113 Project Dependencies

Lecture 114 Core Libraries

Lecture 115 Section Summary

Section 21: Angular 2: Course Summary

Lecture 116 Section Introduction

Lecture 117 Review of Concepts

Lecture 118 Beyond This Course

Lecture 119 Course Finale

Section 22: MongoDB: Introduction

Lecture 120 Welcome to MongoDB made easy!

Lecture 121 How this will go

Lecture 122 Our Hands-On Project

Lecture 123 Setup Our Tools

Lecture 124 Section Summary

Section 23: MongoDB: Set Up Our Project

Lecture 125 Section Introduction

Lecture 126 Import Data with MongoImport

Lecture 127 Use the Mongo Shell

Lecture 128 Javascript in the Mongo Shell

Lecture 129 Section Summary

Section 24: MongoDB: Start with Queries and Operations

Lecture 130 Section Introduction

Lecture 131 Retrieve data with .find()

Lecture 132 Create data with .save() & .insert()

Lecture 133 Update data with .update()

Lecture 134 Deleting data with .remove()

Lecture 135 Display User Data in our App

Lecture 136 Section Summary

Section 25: MongoDB: Model New Entities

Lecture 137 Section Introduction

Lecture 138 Rules for Modeling

Lecture 139 Simple & Complex Models

Lecture 140 Modeling ‘Event’ Data

Lecture 141 Modeling ‘Event Registration’ data

Lecture 142 Section Summary

Section 26: MongoDB: Indexing MongoDB

Lecture 143 Section Introduction

Lecture 144 Indexing in MongoDB

Lecture 145 Using Indexes

Lecture 146 Creating Indexes

Lecture 147 Section Summary

Section 27: MongoDB: Aggregation Framework

Lecture 148 Section Introduction

Lecture 149 Aggregation Concepts

Lecture 150 Pipeline Stages & Operators

Lecture 151 Aggregation in our Project

Lecture 152 Use our Aggregated Data

Lecture 153 Section Summary

Section 28: MongoDB: Replication & Sharding

Lecture 154 Section Introduction

Lecture 155 What are Replica Sets?

Lecture 156 Automated Failover

Lecture 157 What is Sharding?

Lecture 158 Rules for Sharding data

Lecture 159 Section Summary

Section 29: MongoDB: Our Web App

Lecture 160 Section Introduction

Lecture 161 Our Project’s State

Lecture 162 Our app.js file

Lecture 163 Our Aggregate Queries

Lecture 164 Section Summary

Section 30: MongoDB: Course Conclusion

Lecture 165 Section Introduction

Lecture 166 Learning Objectives & Project Requirements Review

Lecture 167 Where to go from here

Lecture 168 Section Summary

Section 31: MongoDB: Appendix 1

Lecture 169 Recovering MongoDB in Cloud9

Section 32: Ruby on Rails:Introduction

Lecture 170 Introduction

Lecture 171 Section Introduction

Lecture 172 What Is Ruby On Rails

Lecture 173 Requirements

Lecture 174 Installing Rails - Windows

Lecture 175 Installing Rails - Mac OS X

Lecture 176 Sublime Text

Lecture 177 SQLiteStudio

Lecture 178 Your first app

Lecture 179 Section Summary

Section 33: Ruby on Rails:Getting To Know Rails

Lecture 180 Section Introduction

Lecture 181 MVC

Lecture 182 Rails Commands

Lecture 183 Rails Documentation

Lecture 184 Creating A Rails App

Lecture 185 Models and Databases

Lecture 186 Controllers

Lecture 187 Views

Lecture 188 Partial Views

Lecture 189 Routes

Lecture 190 Dynamic Data

Lecture 191 Form Submissions and Resources

Lecture 192 Scaffolds

Lecture 193 Adding Style To A Rails App

Lecture 194 Bootstrap Introduction

Lecture 195 Integrating Bootstrap

Lecture 196 Section Summary

Section 34: Ruby on Rails:Building An Interactive Website

Lecture 197 Section Introduction

Lecture 198 Working With Databases

Lecture 199 Database Interaction Through The Rails Console

Lecture 200 Associating A Model To An Existing Table

Lecture 201 What Are Migrations

Lecture 202 Seeding The Database

Lecture 203 Retrieving Data

Lecture 204 Section Summary

Section 35: Ruby on Rails:Course Project

Lecture 205 Course Project Instructions

Lecture 206 Explanation of Course Project

Lecture 207 Section Summary

Section 36: Python Web Programming: Introduction

Lecture 208 Introduction

Section 37: Python Web Programming: Python Programming Review

Lecture 209 Section Introduction

Lecture 210 Object Oriented Programming Part 1

Lecture 211 Object Oriented Programming Part 2

Lecture 212 Modules Part 1

Lecture 213 Modules Part 2

Lecture 214 Section Summary

Section 38: Python Web Programming: Basic Database (SQLite) with Python

Lecture 215 Section Introduction

Lecture 216 SQLite Introduction

Lecture 217 Creating Database And Table

Lecture 218 Inserting Data

Lecture 219 Inserting Dynamic Data

Lecture 220 Reading Data

Lecture 221 Limit, Update, and Delete

Lecture 222 Section Summary

Section 39: Python Web Programming: Using Python with the Internet

Lecture 223 Section Introduction

Lecture 224 urllib module

Lecture 225 urllib.requests

Lecture 226 urllib headers

Lecture 227 xml intro

Lecture 228 parsing xml

Lecture 229 Section Summary

Section 40: Python Web Programming: Working with HTML

Lecture 230 Section Introduction

Lecture 231 Web Page Structure

Lecture 232 Web Page Structure 2

Lecture 233 Nav bar

Lecture 234 HTML’s body

Lecture 235 Comments, footers, and divs

Lecture 236 Parsing Paragraph Data

Lecture 237 Section Summary

Section 41: Python Web Programming: Intro to Web Server Programming

Lecture 238 Section Introduction

Lecture 239 Creating a VPS

Lecture 240 Interacting with our VPS

Lecture 241 FileZilla

Lecture 242 PySFTP

Lecture 243 Section Summary

Section 42: Python Web Programming: MySQL database with Python

Lecture 244 Section Introduction

Lecture 245 MySQL basics

Lecture 246 MySQL Part2

Lecture 247 Database Connection

Lecture 248 Inserting into Database

Lecture 249 Adding logic to insert

Lecture 250 Nohup

Lecture 251 Crontab

Lecture 252 Section Summary

Section 43: Python Web Programming: Python's Flask Web development Framework

Lecture 253 Section Introduction

Lecture 254 Flask Setup

Lecture 255 Flask Backend Setup

Lecture 256 Basic Website

Lecture 257 Templates and Errors

Lecture 258 Variables and Logic

Lecture 259 Bootstrap incorporation

Lecture 260 More on Bootstrap

Lecture 261 Adding more pages to our site

Lecture 262 Extending Templates

Lecture 263 Additional Information

Lecture 264 Section Summary

Section 44: Bootstrap 4: Introduction

Lecture 265 Section Introduction

Lecture 266 Agenda

Section 45: Bootstrap 4: Getting Started

Lecture 267 Downloading Bootstrap4

Lecture 268 Creating Folders

Section 46: Bootstrap 4: Creating a Responsive Website

Lecture 269 Linking Files

Lecture 270 Creating NavBar

Lecture 271 Creating Jumbotron

Lecture 272 CreatingCards

Lecture 273 AddingFooter

Section 47: Bootstrap 4: Conclusion

Lecture 274 Section Summary

Lecture 275 Installing XAMPP

Section 48: Sass for CSS: Introduction

Lecture 276 Section Introduction

Lecture 277 Compiling

Section 49: Sass for CSS: Sass Basics | Learn Sass Through a Project

Lecture 278 Project Overview

Lecture 279 Directory Structure

Lecture 280 Variables

Lecture 281 Inheritance

Lecture 282 Nesting

Lecture 283 Functions

Lecture 284 Mixins

Section 50: Learn Python Django From Scratch: Introduction

Lecture 285 Section Introduction

Lecture 286 Overview of the Final Project

Section 51: Learn Python Django From Scratch: Introduction to Django

Lecture 287 Section Introduction

Lecture 288 Django Installation and Configuration

Lecture 289 MVC Applied to Django and Git

Lecture 290 Basic Views, Templates and URLs

Lecture 291 Models, Databases, Migrations and the Django Admin

Lecture 292 Section Summary

Section 52: Learn Python Django From Scratch: Creating a User Authentication System

Lecture 293 Section Introduction

Lecture 294 Setting Up A Simple User Authentication System

Lecture 295 Login and Session Variables

Lecture 296 Social Registration

Lecture 297 Section Summary

Section 53: Learn Python Django From Scratch: Frontending

Lecture 298 Section Introduction

Lecture 299 Template Language and Static Files

Lecture 300 Twitter Bootstrap Integration

Lecture 301 Static File Compression and Template Refactoring

Lecture 302 Section Summary

Section 54: Learn Python Django From Scratch: E-Commerce

Lecture 303 Section Introduction

Lecture 304 Preparing The Storefront

Lecture 305 Adding a Shopping Cart

Lecture 306 PayPal Integration

Lecture 307 Stripe Integration with Ajax

Lecture 308 Section Summary

Section 55: Learn Python Django From Scratch: File Uploading, Ajax and E-mailing

Lecture 309 Section Introduction

Lecture 310 File Uploading

Lecture 311 Working with Forms

Lecture 312 Advanced Emailing

Lecture 313 Section Summary

Section 56: Learn Python Django From Scratch: Geolocation and Map Integration

Lecture 314 Section Introduction

Lecture 315 Adding a Map Representation with Geolocation

Lecture 316 Advanced Map Usage

Lecture 317 Section Summary

Section 57: Learn Python Django From Scratch: Django Power-Ups_Services and Signals

Lecture 318 Section Introduction

Lecture 319 Building a Web Service with Tastypie

Lecture 320 Django Signals

Lecture 321 Section Summary

Section 58: Learn Python Django From Scratch: Testing Your Site

Lecture 322 Section Introduction

Lecture 323 Adding the Django Debug Toolbar

Lecture 324 Unit Testing

Lecture 325 Logging

Lecture 326 Section Summary

Section 59: Learn Python Django From Scratch: Conclusion

Lecture 327 Conclusion

Section 60: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Introduction

Lecture 328 Section Introduction

Lecture 329 Introduction to Dart's Tools

Lecture 330 What Skills You Will Gain

Lecture 331 What You Will Learn

Lecture 332 Introduction to DartPad

Lecture 333 First Look At a Dart Web App

Lecture 334 Section Summary

Section 61: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Dart Overview

Lecture 335 Section Introduction

Lecture 336 A Language and a Platform

Lecture 337 Set up the dev environment

Lecture 338 Webstorm demo

Lecture 339 Section Summary

Section 62: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Nuts and Bolts

Lecture 340 Section Introduction

Lecture 341 Variables

Lecture 342 Numbers

Lecture 343 Strings

Lecture 344 Booleans

Lecture 345 Lists

Lecture 346 Maps

Lecture 347 Progress Check

Lecture 348 Operators

Lecture 349 Functions

Lecture 350 Syntax Shortcuts

Lecture 351 Conditionals

Lecture 352 Switch Statement

Lecture 353 Section Summary

Section 63: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Beyond Basics

Lecture 354 Section Introduction

Lecture 355 Classes

Lecture 356 Interfaces

Lecture 357 Generics

Lecture 358 Exceptions

Lecture 359 Futures

Lecture 360 Isolates

Lecture 361 Pub

Lecture 362 Section Summary

Section 64: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Dart and the DOM

Lecture 363 Section Introduction

Lecture 364 HTML in DartPad

Lecture 365 Section Summary

Section 65: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Web Components

Lecture 366 Section Introduction

Lecture 367 Evolution

Lecture 368 Where do we find existing, quality, trusted web components?

Lecture 369 Section Summary

Section 66: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Polymer and Dart

Lecture 370 Section Introduction

Lecture 371 Polymer.Dart

Lecture 372 How do we set up Polymer.Dart?

Lecture 373 Section Summary

Section 67: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Web App

Lecture 374 Project Specs and Project Setup

Lecture 375 Project Setup (cont.)

Lecture 376 Project Setup Test

Lecture 377 Section Conclusion

Lecture 378 On Deck

Section 68: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Web App+

Lecture 379 Section Introduction

Lecture 380 Iteration

Lecture 381 Iteration 2

Lecture 382 Iteration 3

Lecture 383 Section Summary

Section 69: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Web App++

Lecture 384 Section Introduction

Lecture 385 Google Maps

Lecture 386 Google Sign-In

Lecture 387 Project Summary

Section 70: Beginning Web Components with Dart: Course Conclusion

Lecture 388 Course Conclusion

Section 71: MySQLi for Beginners: Introduction

Lecture 389 Introduction

Section 72: MySQLi for Beginners: Getting Started with MySQLi

Lecture 390 Connecting To A Database

Lecture 391 Connecting Using PHP

Lecture 392 Creating a Database Table

Section 73: MySQLi for Beginners: Fetching Results

Lecture 393 Pulling Single Records

Lecture 394 Pulling Multiple Records

Lecture 395 Different Result Types

Section 74: MySQLi for Beginners: Getting Results

Lecture 396 Counting Results

Lecture 397 Updating and Seeing Affected Rows

Section 75: MySQLi for Beginners: Security

Lecture 398 Escaping

Lecture 399 Prepared Statements for Inserting

Lecture 400 Selecting Prepared Statements

Section 76: MySQLi for Beginners: Finishing Up

Lecture 401 Freeing Results

Lecture 402 Closing the Database Connection

Section 77: Docker: Introduction to the course

Lecture 403 Course Introduction

Section 78: Docker: Introduction to Docker

Lecture 404 Section Introduction

Lecture 405 What Is Docker

Lecture 406 Docker Toolbox

Lecture 407 Docker on Non Linux Machines

Lecture 408 Installing Docker On Osx

Lecture 409 Installing Docker On Windows

Lecture 410 Section Summary

Section 79: Docker: The Thick Of It

Lecture 411 Section Introduction

Lecture 412 Images And Containers

Lecture 413 Creating An Image

Lecture 414 Running A Web Server

Lecture 415 Review

Lecture 416 Section Summary

Section 80: Docker: Advanced Docker

Lecture 417 Section Introduction

Lecture 418 Docker Hub

Lecture 419 Running Containers

Lecture 420 Customizing An Image

Lecture 421 Docker Commands

Lecture 422 Section Summary

Section 81: Docker: Creating a Fully Functional Wordpress Website

Lecture 423 Section Introduction

Lecture 424 Running Wordpress

Lecture 425 Section Summary

Lecture 426 Course Summary

Section 82: Bonus Material

Lecture 427 Bonus Lecture

This course was built for web developers who design and build UI/UX solutions for mobile and the web. ,This course is designed for those developers who want to design with new languages as easily as they can with other JavaScript frameworks.