However, most bootcamp and courses about web development will teach way more than that…and would make you waste a lot of time…
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Julien Klepatch – Web Development For Blockchain
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If you want to become a Blockchain developer, you first need to have some basic web development skills.
However, web development is a HUGE topic… backend, frontend, devops, aws, etc…
Do you need to learn ALL of this for Blockchain?
Fortunately no!
You only need to learn FRONTEND web development: html, css and Javascript.
However, most bootcamp and courses about web development will teach way more than that…and would make you waste a lot of time…
Fear not!
I have created this program ESPECIALLY for people like you.
In this 3h training I will teach you the basics of web development:
How web applications work
How to structure web pages with html
How to style web apps with css
How to make your app interactive with Javascript and React
After you follow this, you will be ready to learn Blockchain development.
PS: this is the project we will build on the section of React. A fully-functional todo app:
Your Instructor
Julien Klepatch
Hi! My name is Julien and I am the instructor of EatTheBlocks Pro.
I am a senior Blockchain software engineer. I used to work in Finance, and I switched to software development 6 years ago.
For the past 3 years, I have been building Dapps and Solidity smart contracts for several Ethereum and ICOs projects, including Lendingblock, an institutional crypto lending exchange.
I run EatTheBlocks, a youtube channel for Ethereum developers. I have also published a Blockchain course for Manning.
I also contribute to the code of Drizzle and I spoke at TruffleCon 2019 on Drizzle.
I also have extensive experience with Nodejs, Javascript & React, having worked as a full-stack software engineer for the last 6 years. Github & LinkedIn
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Course Curriculum
Welcome
Welcome (0:48)
Basics of web development, HTML & CSS
1. Architecture of web application: frontend & backend (1:17)
2. Website vs web application (2:21)
3. Frontend & backend communication with the HTTP protocol (4:43)
4. What is HTML? (1:56)
5. Basic structure of an HTML file (2:41)
6. Insert text and images with div, p and img tags (4:47)
7. Create links with the a tag (0:43)
8. Display list of data with tables (1:41)
9. Collect data with forms (2:06)
10. Add styling to an HTML component with CSS (4:23)
11. More CSS rules: margin, padding, layout (3:10)
12. Make your web app look good EASILY with Bootstrap (12:30)
13. Advanced CSS: CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid (3:16)
Introduction to Javascript
1. Introduction (1:02)
2. What Javascript is used for? (3:04)
3. Strings (3:33)
4. Numbers (1:46)
5. Booleans (0:25)
6. Arrays (4:06)
7. Objects (4:54)
8. Control structures: if, for-loop, while, switch (6:22)
9. Functions (4:18)
10. Promises (4:44)
11. The DOM (Document Object Model) (3:35)
12. ES6 features (18:12)
13. Frontend vs Backend Javascript (NodeJS) (2:10)
14. Homeworks (4:41)
Your first React App: a todo list
1. Introduction (1:02)
2. Why we need React? (2:13)
3. How React work? (2:09)
4. JSX (0:47)
5. Webpack & Babel (1:42)
6. Create a React project super quick with create-react-app (4:08)
7. Install Bootstrap for quick & and easy styling (0:53)
8. Create your first React component (2:25)
9. Render a list in React (2:40)
10. Pass data to child components with props (2:28)
11. Use Bootstrap grid and Jumbotron components (1:16)
12. Create another component for new tasks (2:12)
13. Manage component state with the useState() hook (4:01)
14. Lift the state up to parent component (5:13)
15. Mark task as done (7:35)
16. Delete task (2:39)
Next steps
