Chapter | Title | Start Date | Finish Date |
1 | The ABC of Programming | June 01, 2019 | |
2 | Basix JavaScript Instructions | ||
3 | Functions, Methods and Objects | ||
4 | Decisions and Loops | ||
5 | Document Object Model | ||
6 | Events | ||
7 | jQuery | ||
8 | Ajax and JSON | ||
9 | APIs | ||
10 | Error Handling and Debugging | ||
11 | Content Panels | ||
12 | Filtering, Searching and Sorting | ||
13 | Form Enhancement and Validation |
Category: Front-End Web Developer
Web Programming
Web Programming with HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript | |||
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Chapter | Title | Start Date | Finish Date |
1 | Introduction to Web Programming | ||
2 | Coding Standards, Block Elements, Test Elements, and Character References | ||
3 | Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) | ||
4 | Organizing a Page’s Content with Lists, Figures, and Various Organizational Elements | ||
5 | Tables and CSS Layout | ||
6 | Links and Images | ||
7 | Image Manipulations, Audio, and Video | ||
8 | Introduction to JavaScript: Functions, DOM, Forms, and Event Handlers | ||
9 | Additional JavaScript Basics: window Object, if Statement, Strings, Numbers, and Input Validation | ||
10 | Loops, Additional Controls, Manipulating CSS with JavaScript | ||
11 | Object-Oriented Programmin and Arrays | ||
12 | Canvas |
Microsoft Introduction to Programming Using JavaScript (Exam 98-382)
Date of exam: December 27, 2018
Outcome: Failed (Score 68)
I did not study at all. I registered for the exam two months in advance, but got distracted and put studying off. By the time I realized that the test day was close, time had gone by and my schedule assistant notifying me that my exam was the next day.
Planning to retake the exam in March 2019.
June 13, 2019 (redeeming myself!)
Lesson learned: Schedule, and do not put off things for tomorrow!
Update: June 13, 2019
Date of exam: June 13, 2019
Outcome: Passed (Score 79)
REDEEMED!!!
Front-End Web Development
Front-End Web Development ***Each chapter is 3.85%*** 0%
**Learning Front-End Web Development** | ||||
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Building skills to become a Front-End Developer | ||||
CH. | Title | Date Started | Date Completed | |
I. Core Browser Programming | ||||
1 | Setting Up Your Development Environment | |||
2 | Setting Up Your First Project | |||
3 | Styles | |||
4 | Responsive Layouts with Flexbox | |||
5 | Adaptive Layouts with Media Queries | |||
6 | Handling Events with JavaScript | |||
7 | Visual Effects with CSS | |||
II. Modules, Objects, and Forms | ||||
8 | Modules, Objects, and Methods | |||
9 | Introduction to Bootstrap | |||
10 | Processing Forms with JavaScript | |||
11 | From Data to DOM | |||
12 | Validating Forms | |||
13 | Ajax | |||
14 | Deferreds and Promises | |||
III. Real-Time Data | ||||
15 | Introduction to Node.js | |||
16 | Real-Time Communication with WebSockets | |||
17 | Using ES6 with Babel | |||
18 | ES6, the Adventure Continues | |||
IV. Application Architecture | ||||
19 | Introduction to MVC and Ember | |||
20 | Routing, Routes, and Models | |||
21 | Models and Data Binding | |||
22 | Data – Adapters, Serializers, and Transforms | |||
23 | Views and Templates | |||
24 | Controllers | |||
25 | Components | |||
26 | Afterword |