About the Course
Course Duration: 5 days
Price: £2095
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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.
The delegate will learn how to integrate HTML5 and CSS3 features into their web site. They will become familiar with the inner workings of the JavaScript language, enabling them to write complex code and to troubleshoot.
Exercises and examples are used throughout the course to give practical hands-on experience with the techniques covered.
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
- Testing for equality
- Coding in strict mode
- Working with associative arrays
- Determining and affecting the scope of a variable
- Making changes to a constructor function’s prototype
- Determining an object’s prototype chain
- Exploiting inheritance and polymorphism
- Encapsulating a class using the Revealing Module pattern
- Declaring a static class using the Singleton pattern
- Coding asynchronously
- Unit testing
- Coding in ECMAScript version 6 (ES2015)
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
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