Front-End Courses

HyperText Markup Language

In a HTML course, you'll learn the fundamentals of HTML, including its structure, syntax, and key elements like headings, paragraphs, lists, links, and forms. HTML5 features like audio, video, and canvas. a solid foundation for further web development study.

Cascading Style Sheet

In a CSS course, you'll learn the fundamentals of Cascading Style Sheets, including syntax, selectors, and the box model. You'll explore text styling, layout techniques like Flexbox and Grid, and responsive design through media queries.

Bootstrap

In a Bootstrap course, you'll learn how to use this popular front-end framework to create responsive and mobile-first websites. The course typically covers setting up Bootstrap, utilizing its grid system for layout design, and working with pre-built components like buttons, forms, and modals.

javascript

A JavaScript course typically covers the fundamentals of the language, including syntax, data types, and control structures. You'll learn about functions, objects, arrays, and how to manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM) for dynamic web content.

javaQuery

A jQuery course, you’ll learn the fundamentals of jQuery, including its syntax and selectors, how to manipulate DOM elements, and handle events. You'll explore animations, AJAX for asynchronous server requests, and extending jQuery with plugins.

PHP

A PHP course typically covers the basics of the language, including syntax, control structures, functions, and arrays. You'll learn to handle forms, work with databases (using MySQL), and apply object-oriented programming principles. The course usually includes file handling, error management, and security best practices.

Angular

An Angular course typically covers the framework's architecture, TypeScript basics, and the creation of components and templates. You'll learn about directives, services, and dependency injection, as well as setting up routing for navigation. The course usually includes hands-on experience with forms, HTTP client for API interactions, and pipes for data transformation.

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Node

In a Node.js course, you'll learn the fundamentals of Node.js, including its architecture and event-driven model. You'll set up your development environment, work with core modules, and handle asynchronous programming. The course typically covers building web servers and RESTful APIs using the Express.js framework, integrating databases, and implementing authentication.

React

In a React course, you’ll learn the fundamentals of building web applications using React. Key topics include creating and managing components, handling state and props, using JSX syntax, and implementing routing with React Router. You'll also explore event handling, data fetching, and styling options.