Welcome to Code 201! This is a class that builds on your foundational knowledge of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, and general web development, to prepare you for the deep dive of any Code 301 class.
| Week | Topic |
|---|---|
| Week 1 | Basic HTML, CSS, & Javascript |
| Week 2 | Working with the DOM |
| Week 3 | Working with Libraries |
| Week 4 | Project Week |
Any lecture notes and demo code will be placed in each class' lecture/ and demo/ subdirectories after they are presented.
Lab-time code assignments follow each class time. You can find these assignments in the subdirectories of each class folder. Assignment content will vary from day to day, depending on the topic. Some of the lab assignments will be pair programming assignments.
Instructions for completing and submitting the assignments can be found in the README files of the appropriate subdirectories.
Assignments are submitted using a professional-grade git-flow. If you haven't done so already, it's time to get comfortable with the core git commands. Don't worry, we'll give you step by step help as needed.
This is your class repository (repo for short)! Check here for information about class lectures and labs. Here's a basic outline of how things are laid out.
- README.md (this file)
- Class-01/
- README.md (overview of that class' topics and schedule)
- slides/
- any slides that accompany that class' lectures; not all lectures have slides
- lecture/
- lecture notes in a
.md(markdown) file; updated after lecture
- lecture notes in a
- demo/
- code written during lecture; updated after lecture
- lab/
- README.md (instructions for that class' lab)
- Class-02/
- Class-03/
- etc.
Each class has its own subdirectory that will be made available the day before.
To get your computer set up for class, go to github.com/codefellowspdx/code-201-prework and follow the instructions for your particular operating system. Note that we will be installing and using VS Code, not Atom. If you encounter problems, contact an instructor immediately.