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EatTheBlocks - Web Development For Blockchain 2022.EatTheBlocks - Web Development For Blockchain 2022.

EatTheBlocks – Web Development For Blockchain 2022

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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.

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EatTheBlocks - Web Development For Blockchain 2022

EatTheBlocks – Web Development For Blockchain 2022

Sale Page: https://pro.eattheblocks.com/p/web-development-blockchain

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

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

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