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How To Create A Website: An Html Tutorial And Css Tutorial

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How To Create A Website: An Html Tutorial And Css Tutorial
Last updated 4/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 20.28 GB | Duration: 31h 54m

Learn How To Make Websites - HTML - CSS - Flexbox - Transitions - Animations - SVGs - The Box Model - CSS Specificity



What you'll learn
Build beautiful webpages using today's best practices
Understand the importance of performance and build performant websites
Acquire an outstanding foundation in the fundamentals of web programming
Taught by a professor with 20 years of experience teaching individuals of all abilities
Achieve mastery in the understanding and application of HTML & CSS
Apply cutting-edge techniques such as Flexbox and SVGs

Requirements
No prerequisite knowledge is required to take this course. This course starts at the very beginning and will teach you everything you need to know to be an outstanding web developer.

Description
You can learn to build websites quickly and easily if it is taught correctly.This course will show you how to build websites. It will give you a solid foundation in building websites. By the end of this course, you will have strong skills in creating websites with HTML & CSS. As with any craft, the fundamentals are essential. If you have a strong foundation in the fundamentals, you will be poised to grow and develop professionally as a craftsperson who knows their craft.My name is Todd McLeod and I began creating websites in 1997. I began teaching how to create websites in 2001. I am tenured faculty in California and I have taught individuals of all ability levels how to create websites. After completing this course, you will have mastered the fundamentals of creating websites with HTML & CSS. Here are the highlights of what you will receive in this class:32 hours of on-demand videoExtensive hands-on exercisesSolutions to the hands-on exercisesAccess to all of the code used in the course74 exclusive resources which you can download286 page book on the fundamentals of HTML and CSSLifetime access to everything in this course100% money-back satisfaction guaranteeA certificate of completionHere are the highlights of what you will learn in this course:Learn the art of building websitesUnderstand what it takes to succeedDiscover Google's Teapot, how to change the news, and how to play the Dinosaur video gameGain insight into the history of the Internet and the World Wide WebLearn about the best documentation for building websitesUnderstand how the World Wide Web worksDiscover new ways to use your web browserAcquire the ability to highlight webpagesLearn all about developer toolsGain the ability to use an IDE (integrated development environment)Acquire the ability to use git and github for version controlLearn how to code in HTML and CSSGain a solid foundation in HTML and CSSAcquire the ability to use emmetUnderstand relative and absolute URLsLearn about CSS rule-sets and CSS selectorsLearn how to link CSS documents to HTML documentsLearn all about the layout of webpages including the box-model and flexboxGain the ability to work with older layout modalities such as position and floatMaster the nuances of CSS specificityGain the ability to correctly structure HTML documentsAcquire mastery over media-queriesLearn the "above the fold" design patternMaster using SVG's to optimize your images and make your sites more performantAcquire the ability to work with advanced techniques such as transitions and animationsIf you want to learn how to create websites, the first place to begin is with the fundamentals of HTML & CSS. The first place to begin is with this course. This class is guaranteed to teach you how to build websites. Once enrolled, you will have access to this Excel course for the rest of your life. Described as "fun" and "amazing" and "life changing," Todd McLeod's website course will forever transform your life. Try this course for yourself and see how quickly and easily you too can learn to build websites.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome

Lecture 2 Course outline

Lecture 3 Code resources

Lecture 4 How To Succeed

Lecture 5 The Art of Building Websites

Section 2: Getting Started

Lecture 6 Having Fun #1 - HTTP Status Codes

Lecture 7 Having Fun #2 - Making The News

Lecture 8 Having Fun #3 - The Dinosaur Video Game

Section 3: Understanding The Internet & World Wide Web

Lecture 9 History of the Internet

Lecture 10 History of the World Wide Web

Lecture 11 Who Controls the Internet & WWW?

Lecture 12 Web Documentation

Lecture 13 Highlighting Webpages & Chrome Extensions

Lecture 14 How The Web Works

Section 4: An Introduction to HTML

Lecture 15 Your First Webpage

Lecture 16 Anatomy of an HTML Page

Lecture 17 HTML Terminology

Section 5: An Introduction to CSS

Lecture 18 A Separation of Concerns

Lecture 19 CSS Rule-sets

Lecture 20 Linking CSS to HTML

Lecture 21 Multiple CSS Selectors

Section 6: Configuring Your Environment

Lecture 22 Integrated Development Environments

Lecture 23 WebStorm

Lecture 24 Atom.io

Lecture 25 Sublime

Lecture 26 Dreamweaver

Section 7: Becoming Skilled with Github

Lecture 27 Github Overview

Lecture 28 Git & Github - The Story

Lecture 29 Setting up git and github on Windows

Lecture 30 Setting up git and github on Mac

Lecture 31 Terminal Essentials

Lecture 32 Creating a "Master" Local Git Repository

Lecture 33 Creating an "Origin/Master" Remote Github Repository

Lecture 34 Using Github - Basic Commands

Lecture 35 Using Github - Deleting A Repo

Section 8: HTML Essentials

Lecture 36 Section Overview

Lecture 37 FIle Naming Conventions

Lecture 38 Folder Naming Conventions

Lecture 39 Opening A Project in Webstorm

Lecture 40 Essential Tags

Lecture 41 Emmet.io

Lecture 42 Modifying Webstorm Formatting

Lecture 43 Tag Attributes

Lecture 44 Relative URLs

Lecture 45 Absolute URLs

Lecture 46 Comments

Lecture 47 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 48 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Section 9: CSS Essentials

Lecture 49 Section Overview

Lecture 50 All HTML Tags & Attributes, All CSS Selectors & Properties

Lecture 51 border Property

Lecture 52 border-radius Property

Lecture 53 display Property

Lecture 54 padding & margin Properties

Lecture 55 Box Model

Lecture 56 box-Sizing Property

Lecture 57 Review

Lecture 58 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 59 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Section 10: CSS Selectors

Lecture 60 Section Overview

Lecture 61 CSS Resets

Lecture 62 CSS Selectors: element, class, id

Lecture 63 Selectors: attribute

Lecture 64 Selectors: pseudo-classes

Lecture 65 Selectors: pseudo-class :focus

Lecture 66 Selectors: pseudo-class nth child - part I

Lecture 67 Selectors: pseudo-class nth child - part II

Lecture 68 Selectors: pseudo-class typography

Lecture 69 Selectors: nested selectors

Lecture 70 margin: 0 auto & The Display Property

Lecture 71 Hands-On Exercise - The Surfer Page

Lecture 72 Hands-On Exercise - The Surfer Page - Solution

Lecture 73 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 74 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions I

Lecture 75 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions II

Lecture 76 Review

Section 11: CSS Order & Specificity

Lecture 77 Section Overview

Lecture 78 The Browser's Application of CSS

Lecture 79 Challenge & Solution #1

Lecture 80 Challenge & Solution #2, 3, 4

Lecture 81 Challenge & Solution #5, 6

Lecture 82 Hands-On Exercise

Lecture 83 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Lecture 84 Review

Section 12: Formatting Text

Lecture 85 Section Overview

Lecture 86 font Property

Lecture 87 font-family Property

Lecture 88 font-size Property

Lecture 89 font-weight & font-style Properties

Lecture 90 font-variant & text-transform Properties

Lecture 91 line-height Property

Lecture 92 letter-spacing, word-spacing, & color Properties

Lecture 93 Google Fonts

Lecture 94 text-align & text-shadow Properties

Lecture 95 text-decoration Property &

Lecture 96 text-indent Property

Lecture 97 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 98 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Lecture 99 Review

Section 13: Structuring Documents

Lecture 100 Section Overview

Lecture 101 Document Structure - Terminology

Lecture 102 Semantic HTML

Lecture 103 Hands-On Exercises - Semantic HTML

Lecture 104 Hands-On Exercises - Semantic HTML - My Solutions

Lecture 105 Semantic HTML - header, nav, main

Lecture 106 Semantic HTML - article, section

Lecture 107 Semantic HTML - aside & footer

Lecture 108 Semantic HTML - Examples

Lecture 109 Semantic HTML - headings - h1 - h6

Lecture 110 Semantic HTML - figure, figcaption

Lecture 111 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 112 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Lecture 113 Hands-On Exercises - Learning HTML Elements - My Solutions

Lecture 114 Review

Section 14: Layout Fundamentals - Box Model & Display

Lecture 115 Section Overview

Lecture 116 Layout Resources & Review

Lecture 117 Display Property Review

Lecture 118 Hands-On Exercise - Page of Divs

Lecture 119 Hands-On Exercise - Page of Divs - Solution

Lecture 120 Hands-On Exercise - Horizontal Menu

Lecture 121 Hands-On Exercise - Horizontal Menu - Solution

Lecture 122 Taco Shop - Display Property

Lecture 123 Review

Section 15: Layout with Flexbox

Lecture 124 Section Overview

Lecture 125 Understanding Flexbox - Container & Items

Lecture 126 Containers & Creating A Flex Container

Lecture 127 Container Property: flex-wrap

Lecture 128 Container Property: flex-direction (primary-axis & cross-axis)

Lecture 129 Container Property: flex-flow

Lecture 130 Container Property: justify-content

Lecture 131 Container Property: align-items

Lecture 132 Container Property: align-content

Lecture 133 Item Property: align-self

Lecture 134 Item Property: order

Lecture 135 Item Property: flex-grow

Lecture 136 Item Property: flex-shrink

Lecture 137 Item Property: flex-basis

Lecture 138 Item Property: flex

Lecture 139 Hands-On Exercise - Flexbox Froggy

Lecture 140 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 141 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions - 8 Pages

Lecture 142 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions - 6 Pages

Lecture 143 Review

Section 16: Media Queries

Lecture 144 Section Overview

Lecture 145 Understanding Media Queries

Lecture 146 Min-Width & Max-Width

Lecture 147 Print Media Query

Lecture 148 Media Type & Expressions

Lecture 149 Taco Shop & Scaling Font - Examples

Lecture 150 Responsive Design & Mobile First Design

Lecture 151 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 152 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Lecture 153 Review

Section 17: Flexbox Design Patterns

Lecture 154 Section Overview

Lecture 155 Google's Flexbox Design Pattern #1

Lecture 156 Google's Flexbox Design Pattern #2

Lecture 157 Google's Flexbox Design Pattern #3

Lecture 158 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 159 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Lecture 160 Flexbox Example #1 - Responsive Menu

Lecture 161 Flexbox Example #2 - Above The Fold

Lecture 162 Flexbox Example #3 - Holy Grail Example

Lecture 163 Flexbox Example #4 - Holy Grail Redux

Lecture 164 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 165 Review

Section 18: Layout with Position

Lecture 166 Section Overview

Lecture 167 Layout Essentials - A Quick Reference

Lecture 168 Position Overview

Lecture 169 Position Fixed

Lecture 170 Position Relative

Lecture 171 Position Absolute

Lecture 172 Taco Shop - Position Property

Lecture 173 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 174 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Lecture 175 Review

Section 19: Layout with Float

Lecture 176 Section Overview

Lecture 177 Float Images & Overflow: Auto

Lecture 178 Float Layout & Clearing Floats

Lecture 179 Float Example - Holy Grail

Lecture 180 Taco Shop - Float Property

Lecture 181 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 182 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Lecture 183 Review

Section 20: Background

Lecture 184 Section Overview

Lecture 185 Background Color

Lecture 186 background-image, background-repeat, background-size

Lecture 187 background-position, background-origin

Lecture 188 background-attachment

Lecture 189 background

Lecture 190 Hands-On Exercises

Lecture 191 Hands-On Exercises - Solutions

Lecture 192 Review

Section 21: Refactor Challenge

Lecture 193 Section Overview

Lecture 194 Analyzing The Starting Files

Lecture 195 inline-block Refactor

Lecture 196 flexbox Refactor

Section 22: Full-Page Above-The-Fold

Lecture 197 Section Overview

Lecture 198 Step #1: HTML Structure

Lecture 199 Step #1: HTML Structure - Solution

Lecture 200 Step #2: Layout

Lecture 201 Step #2: Layout - Solution

Lecture 202 Step #3: background image

Lecture 203 Step #3: background image - Solution

Lecture 204 Step #4: Format Text

Lecture 205 Step #4: Format Text - Solution

Lecture 206 Step #5: Style The Button

Lecture 207 Step #5: Style The Button - Solution

Lecture 208 Step #6: Mobile

Lecture 209 Step #6: Mobile - Solution

Lecture 210 Review

Section 23: Expanding Your Skillset

Lecture 211 Section Overview

Lecture 212 q, blockquote, & cite elements; cite attribute

Lecture 213 pre, samp, code, kbd, abbr elements

Lecture 214 HTML Entities

Lecture 215 Linking Images & Bookmarks

Lecture 216 box-shadow Property

Lecture 217 vertical-align property

Lecture 218 mobile devices - mobile history & font-boosting

Lecture 219 mobile devices - meta viewport width=device-width

Lecture 220 mobile devices - meta viewport initial-scale=1

Lecture 221 meta viewport - picture example

Lecture 222 Review

Section 24: Graphics

Lecture 223 Section Overview

Lecture 224 Colors

Lecture 225 Picking Color Combinations - Adobe Color ( Kuler )

Lecture 226 Image Types - Raster/Bitmap & Vector

Lecture 227 Font Awesome

Lecture 228 Font Awesome - Performance

Lecture 229 Font Awesome - Instructions on Use Review

Lecture 230 Font Awesome to SVG - Adobe Illustrator

Lecture 231 Understanding SVG - Basic SVG Shapes

Lecture 232 SVG Terminology

Lecture 233 SVG Path Element

Lecture 234 SVG Path - More Examples

Lecture 235 SVG Stroke & Fill

Lecture 236 SVG - Notes & Resources

Lecture 237 SVG - Viewbox

Lecture 238 Styling SVGs with CSS

Lecture 239 SVG - Symbol & Use Elements

Lecture 240 Symbol, Use, & CSS

Lecture 241 Symbol with Multiple Paths

Lecture 242 Leave Room For Strokes

Lecture 243 Stroke %

Lecture 244 symbol & use vs img

Lecture 245 Review

Section 25: Full-Page Background

Lecture 246 Section Overview

Lecture 247 Fixed Header

Lecture 248 Fixed Header - Solution

Lecture 249 Header Containers

Lecture 250 Header Containers - Solution

Lecture 251 Make SVG'S

Lecture 252 Make SVG'S - Solution

Lecture 253 Insert SVGs

Lecture 254 Insert SVGs - Solution

Lecture 255 Style SVGs - Solution

Lecture 256 Dev Tools Styling & Company Naming - Solution

Lecture 257 Adding Links & Style - Solution

Lecture 258 Responsive, Mobile-First

Lecture 259 Responsive, Mobile-First - Solution

Lecture 260 Mobile Menu

Lecture 261 Mobile Menu - Solution

Lecture 262 Review

Section 26: Favicon

Lecture 263 Section Overview

Lecture 264 Create An Image

Lecture 265 Generate Favicon

Lecture 266 Generate Favicon - Subfolder

Lecture 267 Generate Favicon - Clears Cache

Lecture 268 Generate Favicon - Compression

Lecture 269 Favicon Essentials

Lecture 270 Full Page Background - Favicon

Lecture 271 Review

Section 27: Flexbox Practicum - Part 1

Lecture 272 Section Overview

Lecture 273 Counter

Lecture 274 Counter - Solution

Lecture 275 Tab Menu

Lecture 276 Tab Menu - Solution

Lecture 277 Header Menu

Lecture 278 Header Menu - Solution

Lecture 279 Review

Section 28: Transitions & Animations

Lecture 280 Section Overview

Lecture 281 Transitions

Lecture 282 Transition Examples

Lecture 283 Animations

Lecture 284 Animation Examples & Hands-On Exercise

Lecture 285 Hands-On Exercise Solution & Another Hands-On Exercise

Lecture 286 Hands-On Exercise Solution

Lecture 287 Transform & Animations

Section 29: Flexbox Practicum - Part 2

Lecture 288 Section Overview

Lecture 289 Footer Saving - Solution

Lecture 290 Sidebar Menu - Solution

Lecture 291 Welcome Page - Solution

Lecture 292 Dial Icon - Solution

Lecture 293 Feature List - Solution

Lecture 294 Card - Solution

Lecture 295 Card Group - Solution

Section 30: You Are A Hero

Lecture 296 Section Overview

Lecture 297 Above-The-Fold Flexbox Practice

Lecture 298 Side-Bar Fly-Out

Lecture 299 Linear-Gradient

Lecture 300 Audio & video

Lecture 301 Markdown

Lecture 302 Vendor Prefixes, AutoPrefixer, Task-Runners Gulp & Grunt

Lecture 303 Publishing Your Site - An Overview

Lecture 304 Publishing Your Site - Buying A Domain

Lecture 305 Publishing Your Site - Google Cloud

Lecture 306 Publishing Your Site - Google Cloud II

Lecture 307 Review

Section 31: Forms

Lecture 308 Section Overview

Lecture 309 The Form Element

Lecture 310 The Input Element

Lecture 311 The Label Element

Lecture 312 The Input Element - Types

Lecture 313 textarea, select, option, optgroup

Lecture 314 fieldset & legend

Lecture 315 Form Examples, progress, meter

Lecture 316 Review

Section 32: Now Go Build It

Lecture 317 Overview of Three Projects

Lecture 318 Game Plan - Contractor Website

Lecture 319 Starting Files - Contractor Website

Lecture 320 Game Plan - Travel Website

Lecture 321 Starting Files - Travel Website

Section 33: Farewell & Next Steps

Lecture 322 Congratulations!

Lecture 323 Bonus lecture

This is a first semester university level course.,This course is ideal for beginners wanting to learn how to build websites.,This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting a thorough introduction to current best-practices.,This course is perfect for experienced developers wanting to fill in gaps in their knowledge.

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Python Mega Course: Learn Python Programming

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Python Mega Course: Learn Python Programming
Last updated 12/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 10.03 GB | Duration: 33h 15m

Build Various Types of Apps step by step



What you'll learn
Learn Python from the ground up.
Learn how to setup a python development environment.
Learn how to create GUI applications
Create a functional todo app and deploy to cloud
Create a functional portfolio app
Create a basic calculator
Create a digital clock
Create a times table generator
Create a weight conversion tool
Create a number guessing game
Create a random number generator
Create a vowel stripping program
Create a countdown timer
Create a lottery number simulator
Interacting with Python in various ways
Python Operators
Python Data Types
Data type casting
Python String Methods and Formatting
Python Data Structures
Python Functions
Python DocStrings
Python Decorators
Python Control Flow Statements
Python Modules and Packages
Working with external files in Python
Working with dates and times
Handling exception errors
Version control system with Git and Github
Web scrapping with Python
Python and Machine Learning
Django
Using Python with PostgreSQL Relational Database Management System
Python Object Oriented Programming

Requirements
Internet access and a computer required.

Description
Python is a dynamic modern object -oriented programming language that is easy to learn and can be used to do a lot of things both big and small. Python is what is referred to as a high level language. That means it is a language that is closer to humans than computer. It is also known as a general purpose programming language due to it's flexibility.Python is object -oriented means it regards everything as an object. An object in the real world could be a person or a car.Python is an interpreted language that does not need to be complied like for example java programming language.It is interpreted and run on the fly the same time.Python has been used in a lot of places like in creating games, for statistical data and visualisation, speech and face recognition.Python is used for:web development (server-side),software development,mathematics,system scripting.What can Python do?Python can be used on a server to create web applications.Python can be used alongside software to create workflows.Python can connect to database systems. It can also read and modify files.Python can be used to handle big data and perform complex mathematics.Python can be used for rapid prototyping, or for production-ready software development.Why Python?Python works on different platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi, etc).Python has a simple syntax similar to the English language.Python has syntax that allows developers to write programs with fewer lines than some other programming languages.Python runs on an interpreter system, meaning that code can be executed as soon as it is written. This means that prototyping can be very quick.Python can be treated in a procedural way, an object-oriented way or a functional way.Some of the biggest websites on this planet earth use python in one way or another. Examples include:GoogleYouTubeFacebookNasaDisneyPixarRedditPinterestInstagramSpotifySurvey MonkeyYahoo MapsIn this absolute beginners course you will learn Python in a practical wayfrom the ground up. The course consist of over 30 hours of video over 300 lectures and several practical hands on projects.Topics covered include:How to download and install pythonInstalling text editors and PycharmInteracting with Python in various waysCommand line basicsPython OperatorsPython Data TypesData type castingPython String Methods and FormattingPython Data StructuresPython FunctionsPython DocStringsPython DecoratorsPython Control Flow StatementsPython Modules and PackagesWorking with external files in PythonWorking with dates and timesWorking with calendarsHandling exception errorsVersion control system with Git and GithubWeb scrapping with PythonPython and Machine LearningDjangoBootstrapPostgreSQL Relational Database Management SystemPython Object Oriented ProgrammingPolymorphismClasses and MethodsInheritanceEncapsulationAbstractionProjects we will create:Create a functional todo app and deploy to cloudCreate a functional portfolio appCreate a basic calculatorCreate a digital clockCreate a times table generatorCreate a weight conversion toolCreate a number guessing gameCreate a random number generatorCreate a vowel stripping programCreate a countdown timerCreate a lottery number simulator

Overview

Section 1: Installations and Setups

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is Python

Lecture 3 Installing Python on Windows

Lecture 4 Installing Python3 on a Mac

Lecture 5 Installing Pycharm on Windows

Lecture 6 Installing Pycharm on a Mac

Lecture 7 How to change theme in Pycharm

Lecture 8 Pycharm Configuration on Windows Part 1

Lecture 9 Pycharm Configuration on Windows Part 2

Lecture 10 Pycharm configuration on a Mac

Lecture 11 Introduction to Plain Text Editors

Lecture 12 Installing Atom text editor

Lecture 13 Installing Brackets

Lecture 14 Installing SublimeText Editor

Lecture 15 Installing Visual studio code

Lecture 16 How to change background color on mac terminal

Lecture 17 How to change font size on mac terminal

Section 2: Introduction to the command line interface

Lecture 18 What is the commandline

Lecture 19 How to access the command line

Lecture 20 What you can do with the commandline

Lecture 21 Useful Commands

Section 3: Interacting with Python

Lecture 22 High and Low Level Programming languages

Lecture 23 Compilers and Interpreters

Lecture 24 Interacting with Python Part 1

Lecture 25 Interacting with Python Part 2

Lecture 26 Python Expressions

Lecture 27 Python Statement

Lecture 28 Python Code Comments

Lecture 29 Code Indentation

Lecture 30 Python Variables

Lecture 31 Creating Variables

Lecture 32 Algorithms

Lecture 33 Getting Input From Users

Section 4: Python Operators

Lecture 34 Introduction to Python Operators

Lecture 35 Python Arithmetic Operators

Lecture 36 Python Assignment Operators

Lecture 37 Python Comparison Operators

Lecture 38 Python Logical Operators

Lecture 39 Python Identity Operators

Lecture 40 Python Membership Operators

Lecture 41 Binary Numbers

Lecture 42 Python Bitwise Operators -Part 1

Lecture 43 Python Bitwise Operators -Part 2

Lecture 44 Python Operators Precedence

Section 5: Python Data Types

Lecture 45 Number Data Type

Lecture 46 String Data Type

Lecture 47 Boolean Data Type

Lecture 48 Casting Data Types

Section 6: Python String Methods and Formatting

Lecture 49 Python String Methods Part 1

Lecture 50 Python String Methods Part 2

Lecture 51 Python String Formatting Part 1

Lecture 52 Python String Formatting Part 2

Section 7: Python Data Structures

Lecture 53 What is a Python List

Lecture 54 Create a Python List

Lecture 55 Accessing elements in a List

Lecture 56 Python List Methods Part 1

Lecture 57 Python List Methods Part 2

Lecture 58 Nested List and For Loop

Lecture 59 Python Tuple Part 1

Lecture 60 Python Tuple Part 2

Lecture 61 Python Set

Lecture 62 Python Set Methods

Lecture 63 Python Dictionary

Lecture 64 Python Dictionary Methods

Lecture 65 Creating a directory for your python files

Section 8: Python Functions

Lecture 66 What are Functions in Python ?

Lecture 67 Python Return Keyword Value

Lecture 68 Using Default Parameter Value

Lecture 69 Using Keyword Arguments

Lecture 70 Functions Returning Other Functions

Lecture 71 Assigning Functions to Variables

Lecture 72 Global and Local Variable Scopes

Lecture 73 Nesting Functions

Lecture 74 Nesting Functions Accessing Variable Scope

Lecture 75 Function Pass Keyword

Lecture 76 Passing Functions as Arguments

Lecture 77 Using VarArgs Parameter

Lecture 78 Python Function Vs Python Method

Lecture 79 Anonymous Functions

Lecture 80 Python DocStrings

Lecture 81 Python Decorators

Section 9: Python Control Flow Statements

Lecture 82 Introduction to Control Flow

Lecture 83 If Statements

Lecture 84 Else Statements

Lecture 85 Elif Statements

Lecture 86 While loops

Lecture 87 For Loops

Lecture 88 Nested For Loops

Lecture 89 Break Statement

Lecture 90 Continue Statement

Lecture 91 For loop and break statement

Lecture 92 For Loop and Continue Statement

Lecture 93 For Loop and else statement

Lecture 94 For Loop and Range Statement

Section 10: Object Oriented Programming with Python

Lecture 95 Introduction to OOP

Lecture 96 Creating a Class

Lecture 97 Instantiating a Class

Lecture 98 Modifying Classes

Lecture 99 Class and Instance Variables

Lecture 100 Inheritance Part 1

Lecture 101 Inheritance Part 2

Lecture 102 Inheritance Part 3

Lecture 103 Inheritance Part 4

Lecture 104 Polymorphism Part1

Lecture 105 Polymorphism Part 2

Lecture 106 Polymorphism Part 3

Lecture 107 Encapsulation Part 1

Lecture 108 Encapsulation Part 2

Lecture 109 Encapsulation Part 3

Lecture 110 Abstraction Part 1

Lecture 111 Abstraction Part 2

Section 11: Python Modules and Packages

Lecture 112 What are Modules ?

Lecture 113 How to use a Module

Lecture 114 Built in Modules

Lecture 115 What are Python Packages ?

Lecture 116 Python dir Function

Lecture 117 Pycache Directory

Section 12: Working with External Files in Python

Lecture 118 Introduction to File Handling

Lecture 119 Opening and Reading External File Part 1

Lecture 120 Opening and Reading External File Part 2

Lecture 121 Appending and writting to external files

Lecture 122 Acessing File Object attributes

Lecture 123 Setting the File Pointer

Lecture 124 Renaming and Deleting External Files

Section 13: Working with Dates and Time

Lecture 125 Working with dates and time - Part 1

Lecture 126 Working with dates and time - Part 2

Lecture 127 Working with dates and time - Part 3

Lecture 128 Formatting date and time objects -Part 1

Lecture 129 Formatting date and time objects -Part 2

Lecture 130 Formatting date and time objects -Part 3

Lecture 131 Datetime calculations using TimeDelta Objects -pt1

Lecture 132 Datetime calculations using TimeDelta Objects -pt2

Lecture 133 Datetime calculations using TimeDelta Objects -pt3

Section 14: Working with Calendars

Lecture 134 Working with Calendars -Part 1

Lecture 135 Working with Calendars -Part 2

Lecture 136 Working with Calendars -Part 3

Section 15: Handling Exceptions (Errors)

Lecture 137 Introduction to Python Exceptions

Lecture 138 Handling Exceptions

Lecture 139 Implementing basic exception handling -Part 1

Lecture 140 Implementing basic exception handling -Part 2

Lecture 141 Implementing basic exception handling -Part 3

Section 16: Introduction to Version Control - Git and Github

Lecture 142 What is Git

Lecture 143 What is Github

Lecture 144 Basic Git Architecture Illustration

Lecture 145 Git Workflow illustration

Lecture 146 Create a Github account

Lecture 147 Installing Git

Lecture 148 Basic Git Configuration

Lecture 149 Retrieving Specific Configuration Settings

Lecture 150 Creating a file and directory

Lecture 151 Initialise empty Git Repository

Lecture 152 Adding files to staging index

Lecture 153 More ways to add files to staging

Lecture 154 Committing files to repository

Lecture 155 Using Git Help

Lecture 156 Creating git ignore file

Lecture 157 Editing and committing changes

Lecture 158 Creating a git branch

Lecture 159 Merging Branches

Lecture 160 Creating a remote repository

Lecture 161 Create readme.md file

Lecture 162 Clone a remote repository

Lecture 163 Forking a repository

Lecture 164 How to fork a repository

Lecture 165 Getting updates by pulling

Lecture 166 Viewing commit log

Lecture 167 What is a HEAD?

Section 17: Web Scraping with Python

Lecture 168 What is Web Scraping

Lecture 169 Tools for web scraping

Lecture 170 What we will scrape

Lecture 171 Installing a Virtual Environment

Lecture 172 Creating and Activating a Virtual Environment

Lecture 173 Installing BeautifulSoup

Lecture 174 Build a web scraping script -part 1

Lecture 175 Build a web scraping script -part 2

Lecture 176 Prototyping the script - Part 1

Lecture 177 Prototyping the script - Part 2

Lecture 178 Prototyping the script - Part 3

Lecture 179 Prototyping the script - Part 4

Lecture 180 Prototyping the script - Part 5

Lecture 181 Testing and saving scrapped data

Lecture 182 Installing Scrapy

Lecture 183 Creating a Scrapy Project

Lecture 184 Components of a Scrapy Project

Lecture 185 Scrapy Architecture

Lecture 186 Creating a Spider: Part 1

Lecture 187 Creating a Spider: Part 2

Lecture 188 Scraping data with Scrapy Shell -Part 1

Lecture 189 Scraping data with Scrapy Shell -Part 2

Lecture 190 Running the spider and saving scraped data

Section 18: Django

Lecture 191 What is Django

Lecture 192 Famous Apps Built with Django

Lecture 193 Django Architecture

Lecture 194 What is an API

Lecture 195 What is HTTP

Lecture 196 How the internet works

Lecture 197 Create and activate a virtual environment

Lecture 198 Install Django

Lecture 199 Django App Vs Django Project

Section 19: Introduction to Bootstrap

Lecture 200 What is Bootstrap

Lecture 201 How to access Bootstrap

Lecture 202 Overview

Lecture 203 Create a basic website

Lecture 204 Creating a progress Bar

Lecture 205 Creating a carousel

Lecture 206 Creating Buttons

Section 20: Create a Django TodoApp : Part 1

Lecture 207 What we will create

Lecture 208 Create a new Django project

Lecture 209 Anatomy of a Django Project

Lecture 210 Starting a Django Development Server

Lecture 211 What are Django Migrations

Lecture 212 Install a Django App

Lecture 213 Anatomy of a Django App

Section 21: Create a Django TodoApp : Part 2 Building the Django TodoApp

Lecture 214 Create a Mockup design for the TodoApp

Lecture 215 Django Admin and Superuser

Lecture 216 What are Django Templates

Lecture 217 What are Django Views

Lecture 218 Django URL and URL Patterns

Lecture 219 Accessing static files

Lecture 220 What are Django Models

Lecture 221 Creating a Model

Lecture 222 Migrating Models

Lecture 223 Adding model to admin site

Section 22: Create a Django TodoApp : Part 3 Adding Dynamic Data Display from the Database

Lecture 224 Displaying data from the database

Lecture 225 Project source code

Lecture 226 Setting a background color for completed items

Lecture 227 Committing changes to Github

Lecture 228 Adding a Form

Lecture 229 Capture text input from form

Lecture 230 Adding form to template and view

Lecture 231 Creating a view for completed items

Lecture 232 Creating a view to delete completed items

Lecture 233 Create a view for completed items

Lecture 234 Pushing updates to version control

Section 23: Create a Django TodoApp : Part 4 :Deploying to cloud

Lecture 235 Deploying TodoApp to internet -Part 1

Lecture 236 Deploying TodoApp to internet -Part 2

Lecture 237 Deploying TodoApp to internet -Part 3

Section 24: PostgreSQL Database System

Lecture 238 What is PostgreSQL

Lecture 239 Who is using PostgreSQL

Lecture 240 What is SQL

Lecture 241 Installing PosgreSQL

Lecture 242 Connecting to PostgreSQL Database

Lecture 243 Download sample database

Lecture 244 Database Concepts

Lecture 245 Creating a database

Lecture 246 Creating a table with admin tool

Lecture 247 Create a table with SQL

Lecture 248 Query data from table

Lecture 249 Updating records in a table

Lecture 250 Deleting Records

Lecture 251 Adding new records

Lecture 252 Query data from a specific column

Lecture 253 Query data from all columns

Section 25: Create a Django Portfolio App

Lecture 254 What we will create

Lecture 255 Updating Pip

Lecture 256 Django App Vs Django Project

Lecture 257 Installing a virtual environment

Lecture 258 Creating a virtual environment

Lecture 259 Installing Django

Lecture 260 Creating a new django project

Lecture 261 Components of a new django project

Lecture 262 Running Django Development Server

Lecture 263 Creating a new django app

Lecture 264 Registering django app

Lecture 265 Database setup part 1

Lecture 266 Database setup part 2

Lecture 267 Setting your time zone

Lecture 268 Running Migrations

Lecture 269 Creating a basic view

Lecture 270 Creating a model

Lecture 271 Activating a model

Lecture 272 Creating a superuser account

Lecture 273 Registering model with admin site

Lecture 274 Creating model objects

Lecture 275 Using Templates

Lecture 276 Displaying objects from database

Lecture 277 Adding Bootstrap to template part 1

Lecture 278 Adding Bootstrap to template part 2

Lecture 279 Adding static files part 1

Lecture 280 Adding static files part 2

Lecture 281 Adding links to buttons

Lecture 282 Displaying media content part 1

Lecture 283 Displaying media content part 2

Lecture 284 Creating object links part 1

Lecture 285 Creating object links part 2

Lecture 286 Project Source Code

Section 26: Python and Machine Learning

Lecture 287 What is Machine Learning ?

Lecture 288 Machine Learning Frameworks

Lecture 289 Machine Learning Vocabulary

Lecture 290 Supervised Machine Learning

Lecture 291 Where Machine Learning is used

Lecture 292 Installing Anaconda

Lecture 293 Create a basic house value estimator

Lecture 294 Using Scikit-learn

Lecture 295 Loading dataset - Part 1

Lecture 296 Loading dataset - Part 2

Lecture 297 Making predictions - Part 1

Lecture 298 Making predictions - Part 2

Section 27: Introduction to Tkinter Module

Lecture 299 What is Tkinter

Lecture 300 Tk and Tcl

Lecture 301 Installing Tk and TCL on a mac

Lecture 302 Create a basic Tkinter app

Section 28: Basic Python Projects

Lecture 303 Creating a digital clock part 1

Lecture 304 Creating a digital clock part 2

Lecture 305 Running your python app

Lecture 306 Creating a lottery number simulator

Lecture 307 Create a countdown timer part 1

Lecture 308 Create a countdown timer part 2

Lecture 309 Create a countdown timer part 3

Lecture 310 Creating a calculator part 1

Lecture 311 Creating a calculator part 2

Lecture 312 Creating a calculator part 3

Lecture 313 Creating a weight conversion tool part 1

Lecture 314 Creating a weight conversion tool part 2

Lecture 315 Creating a weight conversion tool part 3

Lecture 316 Timetables generator part 1

Lecture 317 Timetables generator part 2

Lecture 318 Random Number Generator

Lecture 319 Number Guessing Game

Lecture 320 Removing vowel program

Lecture 321 Thank You

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Fullstack Javascript : Learn Javascript,React ,Node,Mongo Db

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Fullstack Javascript : Learn Javascript,React ,Node,Mongo Db
Last updated 9/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 11.71 GB | Duration: 25h 7m

Learn all the Javascript Technologies Like Vanilla Javascript, React JS , Node JS , Express JS and Mongo DB (FullStack)



What you'll learn
Full Stack Web Development
JavaScript From Scrach To Advanced
React JS
Node JS
Mongo DB
Connecting FrontEnd and Backend
Why JavaScript is better than Other...

Requirements
HTML , CSS Basics

Description
JavaScript has been around for over 20 years. It is the dominant programming language in web development.In the beginning, JavaScript was a language for the web client (browser). Then came the ability to use JavaScript on the webserver (with Node.js).Today the hottest buzzword is "Full Stack JavaScript".The idea of "Full Stack JavaScript" is that all software in a web application, both client-side and server-side, should be written using JavaScript only.In This Course You Will LearnJavascript BasicsDom ManipulationJqueryAjaxModern Javascript ES6Javascript AnimationsTop Javascript LibrariesReact IntroductionHow To Create a new React ApplicationComponents and Different types of ComponentsComponents Structure and Life CycleHow to handle events in ReactApplying styles to React JS ComponentsReact HooksForms and Form SubmissionsRouting in ReactControlling one component from another Component with the help of Context-APIWhat is MERN StackAdvantages Of Mern StackNode JsImplementing Routes in Node JSRendering HTML Files in Node JsExpress JSExpress RoutingNPM Node Package ManagerMongo DBMongoDB Commands Like Create, Read, Update, DeleteConnecting Node JS With Mongo DBJavaScript is a dynamic computer programming language. It is lightweight and most commonly used as a part of the web pages, whose implementation allows a client-side script to interact with a user and to make dynamic pages. It is an interpreted programming language with object-oriented capabilities.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Javascript Introduction

Lecture 2 Course Structure

Lecture 3 Join The Community

Section 2: Javascript Basics

Lecture 4 Where to write

Lecture 5 External Javascript

Lecture 6 Javascript Statements

Lecture 7 Finding Errors

Lecture 8 Helloworld Program

Lecture 9 Datatypes

Lecture 10 Conditional Statements

Lecture 11 Loops

Lecture 12 Functions

Lecture 13 Passing parametres to functions

Lecture 14 Arrays

Lecture 15 Array methods

Lecture 16 Strings

Lecture 17 Object Part-1

Lecture 18 Object Part-2

Lecture 19 This Keyword

Lecture 20 Date and Time

Lecture 21 Sorting of an Array

Lecture 22 Type Casting

Section 3: DOM Manipulation

Lecture 23 DOM Introduction

Lecture 24 Accessing HTML Elemements

Lecture 25 CSS Manipulation

Lecture 26 Buttons Onlick'

Lecture 27 Event Handling

Lecture 28 Adding / Deleting HTML elements using JS

Lecture 29 Getting Input Values

Lecture 30 Popup Boxes

Lecture 31 Addition Program

Lecture 32 Project 1 - User Authentication

Lecture 33 Radio Buttons

Lecture 34 Selection list

Lecture 35 CheckBoxes

Lecture 36 Student Registration form

Section 4: Jquery

Lecture 37 Jquery Introduction

Lecture 38 Jquery CSS

Lecture 39 Jquery Append/Remove

Lecture 40 Jquery Events

Section 5: Ajax

Lecture 41 Ajax Intro

Lecture 42 Ajax in Practical

Lecture 43 JSON

Lecture 44 Project 2 - Meals Project

Section 6: Browser DOM

Lecture 45 Window Property

Lecture 46 Screen Property

Lecture 47 Location Property

Lecture 48 Timout Property

Section 7: Browser Storage

Lecture 49 Local Storage

Lecture 50 Session storage

Section 8: Modern Javascript ES6

Lecture 51 ES6 Introduction

Lecture 52 Let Keyword

Lecture 53 Const Keyword

Lecture 54 Arrow Functions

Lecture 55 For Of loop

Lecture 56 Spread Operator

Lecture 57 IndexOf method

Lecture 58 Array Filter

Lecture 59 Default Parametres

Section 9: Project - Covid Stats

Lecture 60 Covid - Statistics

Section 10: Animations

Lecture 61 Jquery Animate

Lecture 62 Jquery Animate Properties

Lecture 63 Jquery Fade

Section 11: Libraries

Lecture 64 What is library

Lecture 65 AOS Part-1

Lecture 66 AOS - Part2

Lecture 67 Typed JS

Lecture 68 Dark Theme Js

Section 12: React - Intro

Lecture 69 What is React

Lecture 70 What is Component

Lecture 71 JSX Overview

Section 13: First React App

Lecture 72 First React App : HelloWorld

Lecture 73 Project Structure of React-App

Lecture 74 Debuggung React App

Section 14: Components in React

Lecture 75 Components

Lecture 76 Class Components

Lecture 77 Functional Components

Lecture 78 Parent , Child Components

Section 15: States and Props

Lecture 79 What is state

Lecture 80 setState Method

Lecture 81 Props in Class Components

Lecture 82 Props in Functional Components

Section 16: Event Handling

Lecture 83 Event Handling in Class Components

Lecture 84 Event Handling in Functional Components

Section 17: CSS in React

Lecture 85 Inline CSS

Lecture 86 Local CSS

Lecture 87 Manipulating CSS using Events

Section 18: Project - Counter App

Lecture 88 Counter Application

Section 19: LifeCycle

Lecture 89 LifeCycle in Class Component

Section 20: React Hooks

Lecture 90 What is a React Hook

Lecture 91 useState Hook

Lecture 92 useEffect Hook

Lecture 93 Manipulating CSS using Hooks

Section 21: React Forms

Lecture 94 Forms Introduction

Lecture 95 Form Submission

Section 22: Project - User Authentication

Lecture 96 Authentication - Part1

Lecture 97 Authentication - Part2

Lecture 98 Authentication - Part3

Section 23: Project - TODO List

Lecture 99 Todo List Part-1

Lecture 100 Todo List Part-2

Section 24: React Router

Lecture 101 Routing Part-1

Lecture 102 Routing Part-2

Section 25: Maps in React

Lecture 103 Maps Introduction

Lecture 104 Maps Part-2

Lecture 105 Maps Part-3

Section 26: Conditional Rendering

Lecture 106 Conditional Rendering in React

Section 27: Local Storage

Lecture 107 Local Storage Intro

Lecture 108 Local Storage with Arrays and Objects

Section 28: Project - Facebook

Lecture 109 Facebook - Part1

Lecture 110 Facebook-Part2

Lecture 111 Facebook - Part3

Lecture 112 Facebook - Part4

Section 29: Context-API

Lecture 113 What is Context API

Lecture 114 Implementing Context API

Lecture 115 Manipulating Components using Context API

Section 30: Project - Movies App

Lecture 116 Movies App Part-1

Lecture 117 Movies App Part-2

Section 31: HTTP Methods

Lecture 118 Fetch Method

Lecture 119 Axios Method

Lecture 120 Return HTML Content using HTTP Methods

Section 32: Project - React Meals

Lecture 121 Meals App Part-1

Lecture 122 Meals App Part-2

Section 33: Node JS

Lecture 123 What is Node Js

Lecture 124 Hello World in Node JS

Lecture 125 Hello World in Node JS on Screen

Lecture 126 Basic Routing in Node JS

Section 34: Modules In Node JS

Lecture 127 What is a Node JS Module

Lecture 128 Local Modules

Lecture 129 NPM

Lecture 130 Installing first NPM Module - Nodemon

Section 35: Express Js

Lecture 131 What is Express Framework

Lecture 132 Express Helloworld

Section 36: Creating Rest API

Lecture 133 Postman - GET Method

Lecture 134 Postman - POST Method

Section 37: Mongo DB

Lecture 135 What is Mongo DB

Lecture 136 Mongo DB Installation

Lecture 137 Mongo DB Insert

Lecture 138 Mongo DB Update and Delete

Section 38: Node + Mongo

Lecture 139 Connecting Node JS with Mongo DB

Lecture 140 Mongo-Node Insert

Lecture 141 Mongo-Node Update and Delete

Section 39: Connecting Front-End and Backend

Lecture 142 Connecting Node JS and React JS

Lecture 143 MERN Stack Helloworld

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The Software Development Process - The Complete Course

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The Software Development Process - The Complete Course
Last Updated 07/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 281 lectures (22h 49m) | Size: 20.6 GB

Learn how to select the right software development model and process, the tools and resources for your software projects



What you'll learn
how to setup a software development process and model
How to organize a software development project
How to specify a software product or project
How to collect the requirements from customers and translate them into technical requirements
How to write user stories for your software requirements
How to manage and deploy software releases
How to verify a software solution
How to validate a software solution
How to prepare, release and manage documents in a software project
How to manage the versions of a software system
How to implement incident management in a software project
How to implement change management in a software project
How to use Git and Github for your versioning management
How to implement risk management in a software project
How to plan and control a software project
How to implement agile methodologies to specify and manage a software project
How to use the kanban boards in a software project
How to create software platforms and implement customizations
How to develop the code of a software product
How to setup and run the user acceptance tests (UAT) in a software project
How to setup the infrastructures for a software project


Requirements
Basic knowledge of software programming
use the computer
use windows or MAC OSX


Description
The software development process is what software developers have to know when developing a software system

But it is also something that software project managers have to know to have software projects under control

If you launch a software business this is the process you need to get familiar with in order to manage your suppliers, your customers, third parties and have elements to understand your business and its performances

It is not only related to develop a software product but also to specify it, verify and validate it and set it available for use and maintain it

The software development models are the various processes or methodologies that are being selected for the development of the project depending on the project's aims and goals

There are many development life cycle models that have been developed in order to achieve different required objectives

The models specify the various stages of the process and the order in which they are carried out

The selection of model has very high impact on the testing that is carried out

The aim of this course is to help students to identify their software development model and provide them with all the tools and knowledge on the processes and phases related to it

In details the course covers the following topics

Software development models

Requirement Gathering

DESIGN - The Unified Modeling Language (UML)

DESIGN - Software Architecture and design definition

DESIGN - Database Architecture

DESIGN - Technical Requirements

Implementation - Development

Implementation - Version Management

Implementation - Risk assessment

Implementation - Change management

Implementation - The deployment process (.,regression tests)

Quality Assurance - Verification

Quality Assurance - Validation

Quality Assurance - Incident Management, debugging and bug fixing

Go Live

Software Maintenance

Software Platform Development

Agile Frameworks: SCRUM & Kanban

Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

Project Management

Documentation management

Who this course is for
Software architects
Scrum Masters
Software project managers
Solution architects
Software developers
Software methodologies students

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The Beginner'S Guide To Animation In Unity (V5 To V2020+)

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The Beginner'S Guide To Animation In Unity (V5 To V2020+)
Last updated 5/2022
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Language: English | Size: 6.36 GB | Duration: 11h 20m

Your ultimate guide to Unity's Mecanim covering keyframes, curves, inverse kinematics, strafe sets, blending and more.



What you'll learn
create animations from scratch using the Unity Mecanim system and place them onto game objects.
import third party animated assets into Unity and set up animation controllers.
write C# code to dynamically control animations through user interaction.
explore the use of inverse kinematics in humanoid rigs.
create complex animation sequences and blends dynamically controlled by the user at runtime.

Requirements
Download the free version of the Unity Game Engine.
You do not need to be able to model or animate in an external package - all resources are provided.

Description
The Beginner's Guide to Animation in Unity with Mecanim is for animators and Unity practitioners who want to bring their characters to life in a game environment and want to learn the ins and outs of the mecanim system. You don't need to be able to model or animate in external packages as all models and animations are provided. All aspects of animation in Unity are covered from physics, key framing, curves, forward and inverse kinematics, animation state machines and working with third party assets. Students will be introduced to elementary code, in C#, that is essential for making dynamic animations and triggers to control character behaviour at run time. In this course, Penny teaches all the invaluable skills you will require to begin animating your own game characters in Unity using her internationally acclaimed teaching style and knowledge from over 25 years working with games and computer graphics.Updated to cover Unity Versions 5 to 2020 the course now contains 5 hours of extra content with:new challenges and projectsblending animations to create strafe setsadjusting curvesdesigning a character and the placing of motion capture with free third-party toolsLearn how to animate and work with:the mecanim timelinecurve and keyframe editorsanimation events that trigger coderoot motionimported animations created in third party packagesanimation state machinesContents and OverviewThe course begins with the very basics of the Unity interface and progresses to an in-depth examination of all the mecanim components (including the Animation, Animator, DopeSheet and Curve windows). The majority of lectures are follow-along, hands-on workshops in which the student will explore a variety of animation techniques from creating a simple bouncing ball, through to a complex animation for a wall climbing character. Animated models and starter projects are included for students who are not confident in creating their own. By the end of this course, the student will have thoroughly explored the functionality of the mecanim system, under the instruction of an internationally-recognised professor, and be well on their way to developing snippets of code to control all aspects of 3d game animation.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome

Lecture 2 Join the H3D Student Community

Lecture 3 Contacting H3D

Lecture 4 FAQs

Lecture 5 Installation

Lecture 6 Unity's Windows

Lecture 7 3D Navigation

Lecture 8 External Resources

Lecture 9 Fixing Model Issues

Lecture 10 Physics Bounce

Section 2: Press Play

Lecture 11 Why Animation Works

Lecture 12 The Principles of Animation

Lecture 13 Keyframes

Lecture 14 The Animation Window Part 1

Lecture 15 The Animation Window Part 2

Lecture 16 Curves

Lecture 17 Local and World Space

Lecture 18 Squash Challenge

Section 3: States and Transitions

Lecture 19 The Animator

Lecture 20 Triggering Animation States Part 1

Lecture 21 Triggering Animation States Part 2

Lecture 22 Trigger Challenge Part 1

Lecture 23 Trigger Challenge Part 2

Section 4: The Bare Bones

Lecture 24 Bones, Joints and Rigs

Lecture 25 Importing Animations from 3D Software

Lecture 26 Generic Animations

Lecture 27 Animation Cycles

Lecture 28 Generic Animations and Avatars

Lecture 29 Making a Humanoid

Lecture 30 Animating a Humanoid

Lecture 31 Animating and Rigging with Mixamo

Lecture 32 Importing Mixamo to Unity

Section 5: Runtime Control

Lecture 33 A Simple Character Controller

Lecture 34 Transitioning Between Walking and Idle Animations

Lecture 35 Walking In a Straight Line

Lecture 36 Jumping

Lecture 37 Simple Blending of Animation Transitions

Lecture 38 Humanoid Root Motion Challenge Part 1

Lecture 39 Humanoid Root Motion Challenge Part 2

Section 6: Triggering Animations

Lecture 40 Triggering Animations with Colliders

Lecture 41 Triggering Animations By Clicking Part 1

Lecture 42 Triggering Animations By Clicking Part 2

Lecture 43 Triggering Animations By Clicking Part 3

Lecture 44 Jumping and Climbing Part 1

Lecture 45 Editing Read Only Animations

Lecture 46 Jumping and Climbing Part 2

Lecture 47 Jumping and Climbing Part 3

Lecture 48 Jumping and Climbing Part 4

Lecture 49 Jumping and Climbing Part 5

Section 7: Blend Shapes

Lecture 50 Introducing Blendshapes

Lecture 51 Creating Blendshapes

Lecture 52 Blendshapes for Facial Animation

Lecture 53 Blend Tree Basics

Lecture 54 Strafe Sets Part 1

Lecture 55 Strafe Sets Part 2

Section 8: Inverse Kinematics

Lecture 56 Using Inverse Kinematics

Lecture 57 Making A Dynamic Animated Character

Lecture 58 Using IK to Pickup and Hold an Object

Section 9: Final Project

Lecture 59 Project Specifications

Lecture 60 Project Solution Part 1

Lecture 61 Project Solution Part 2

Lecture 62 Project Solution Part 3

Section 10: Final Words

Lecture 63 Final Words

Lecture 64 Where to now?

This course is for those interested in a thorough understanding of the Unity Mecanim system. It is suitable for beginner game developers and animators, as well as well seasoned animators wanting to import their work into games.,This course is not for those wanting to learn to program in Unity.

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Spring & Hibernate for Beginners (includes Spring Boot)

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Spring & Hibernate for Beginners (includes Spring Boot)
Last Updated 07/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 568 lectures (42h 24m) | Size: 20.8 GB

Spring 5: Learn Spring 5 Core, AOP, Spring MVC, Spring Security, Spring REST, Spring Boot 2, Thymeleaf, JPA & Hibernate



What you'll learn
Develop a REAL-TIME project with Spring MVC, Spring REST, Spring Boot and Hibernate CRUD ... all from SCRATCH
You will TYPE IN EVERY LINE of code with me in the videos. I EXPLAIN every line of code to help you learn!
LEARN key Spring 5 features: Core, Annotations, Java Config, AOP, Spring MVC, Hibernate and Maven
I am a RESPONSIVE INSTRUCTOR ... post your questions and I will RESPOND in 24 hours.
POPULAR VIDEOS for: Spring Boot 2, Spring Security, Spring REST, Spring Data JPA, Spring Data REST and Thymeleaf
Join an ACTIVE COMMUNITY of 215,000+ students that are already enrolled! Over 55,000+ Reviews - 5 STARS
Students have LANDED NEW JOBS with the skills from this course. Spring and Hibernate developers are in HIGH-DEMAND!
You can DOWNLOAD all source code and PDFs. Perfect for offline LEARNING and REVIEW.


Requirements
Basic Java knowledge is required
Basic HTML knowledge is helpful


Description
SPRING BOOT SECTION NOW INCLUDES OVER 6.5 HOURS OF NEW VIDEOS

#1 BEST SELLING SPRING-HIBERNATE COURSE ON UDEMY - OVER 55,000 REVIEWS - 5 STARS!

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THIS COURSE COVERS SPRING 5

LEARN these HOT TOPICS in Spring 5

Spring Framework 5

Spring Core

Spring Annotations

Spring Java Configuration (all Java, no xml)

Spring AOP

Spring MVC

Hibernate CRUD

JPA CRUD

Spring Security

Spring REST

Maven

SPRING BOOT

Spring Boot Starters

Spring Boot and Hibernate

Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA

Spring Boot and Spring Data REST

Spring Boot, Thymeleaf and Spring MVC

REAL-TIME PROJECTS

Spring MVC and Hibernate CRUD real-time project

Spring Security (with password encryption in the database)

Spring REST (with full database CRUD real-time project)

Spring Boot REST (with full database CRUD real-time project)

Spring Boot with JPA and Spring Data JPA (with full database CRUD real-time project)

Spring Boot with Spring Data REST (with full database CRUD real-time project)

Spring Boot with Thymeleaf (with full database CRUD real-time project)

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[COURSE UPDATES]

Updated course to SPRING 5 and Tomcat 9

Added Spring Boot and Thymeleaf videos ... 12 videos, 2.5 hours of new content

Added Spring Boot videos ... 34 videos, 4 hours of new content

Added Spring Security Role-based Registration lecture

Added ADVANCED Spring REST videos ... 40 videos, 3 hours of new content

Added Spring REST videos ... 18 videos, 1.5 hours of new content

Added Spring Security User Registration Lecture

Added Spring Security JDBC videos ... 16 new videos, 1 hour of new content

Added more Spring Security videos ... 52 videos, 3.5 hours of new content

Added Spring Security videos ... 16 new videos, 1 hour of new content

New Advanced Hibernate videos ... 57 new videos, 4 hours of new content

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This course covers the LATEST VERSIONS of Spring 5 and Hibernate 5! The course also includes Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA

Build a complete Spring MVC + Hibernate CRUD web app ... all from scratch! (real-time project)

You will learn about: Spring Core, AOP, Spring MVC, Spring Security, Spring REST, Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Spring Data REST, Thymeleaf and Hibernate ... all connected to a MySQL database

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By the end of this course, you will create all of the source code for a complete Spring MVC - Hibernate CRUD real-time project.

You will also develop Spring REST APIs for a full CRUD REST API real-time project.

You will type in every line of code with me in the videos ... all from scratch.

I explain every line of code that we create. So this isn't a copy/paste exercise, you will have a full understanding of the code.

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I am a RESPONSIVE INSTRUCTOR .... post your questions and I will RESPOND in 24 hours.

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Join 215,000+ students that are already enrolled!

Over 55,000+ Reviews! (the most reviews for any Spring-Hibernate course on Udemy, nearly TRIPLE the nearest competitor)

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Sample of the reviews:

I worked in some company, so I can say that this course is 100% industry oriented. The best course for learning Spring Framework. Getting replies within 24 hours. - Premang

Chad Darby has done a superb job organizing this course, and has made Spring Framework, MVC, AOP, Hibernate, Security easy to learn and use. I have a bs and ms in CS, have been developing software for 25 years, and have taken many courses over the years at the different companies I've been at and Chad is easily the best instructor I've had.

He's extremely well-organized and knowledgeable, and lays out this course in a step-by-step approach to fully cover the material and make it easy to learn. I highly recommend this course, and Chad as an instructor.

I'm adding to my review following Chad's recent updates to his course to cover Spring Boot, JPA, etc. After finishing the course originally, I found another Spring Boot class, and after working on this other class, I appreciate more what Chad has done here. He's made Spring Boot for CRUD applications with Thymeleaf very easy to follow and learn. I've taken half a dozen other software courses, and while other instructors might be good, Chad is the gold standard here. I can't recommend him highly enough. - Dave Zeltserman

This is the best tutorial I've seen so far for Spring/Hibernate, each step is well explained and the tutorial videos are made to a high standard. I highly recommend this course! - Rob

Hats off to you Chad, the best Spring fundamentals course I have done on Udemy thus far. You never disappoint. - Morebodi Modise

Chad is an excellent natural teacher. His course is well organized. He makes difficult concepts very easy to understand. - Julie Hodgson

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Live Coding - I code all of the real-time projects from scratch

All source code is available for download

Responsive Instructor - All questions answered within 24 hours

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PDFs of all lectures are available for download

Closed-Captions / Subtitles available for English and other languages (new!)

Professional video and audio recordings (check the free previews)

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This course includes mini-courses on Maven, Spring Security, Spring REST and Spring Boot. These mini-courses are designed to help you quickly get started with Maven, Spring Security, Spring REST and Spring Boot.

Mini-Courses

Maven mini-course includes 16 videos (1 hour of video)

Spring Security mini-course includes 68 videos (5 hours of video)

Spring REST mini-course includes 55 videos (4.5 hours of video)

Spring Boot mini-course includes 39 videos (6.5 hours of video)

This is all included in this existing course. :)

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What Is Spring?

Spring is an enterprise Java framework. It was designed to simplify Java EE development and make developers more productive. Spring makes use of Inversion of Control and Dependency Injection to promote good software coding practices and speed up development time.

This course covers Spring Core, Annotations, All Java Spring Configuration, Spring AOP, Spring MVC, Spring Security, Spring REST, Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA.

What Is Hibernate?

Hibernate is an Object-to-Relational-Mapping (ORM) framework. It simplifies database access for Java applications. By using the framework, you can easily store and retrieve Java objects by setting up some simple configuration mappings.

This course covers basic Hibernate CRUD. Also, advanced Hibernate mappings are covered for one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-many.

Benefits of Taking This Spring and Hibernate Course

Knowing Spring and Hibernate can get you a job or improve the one you have. It's a skill that will put you more in demand in the enterprise Java industry, and make your software life easier, that's why it's so popular.

Nearly every job posting asks for skills in Spring and Hibernate!

This course will help you quickly get up to speed with Spring and Hibernate. I will demystify the technology and help you understand the essential concepts to build a real Spring and Hibernate application from scratch.

You Will Learn How To

Spring Core

Build a complete Spring MVC and Hibernate CRUD Project ... all from scratch

Set up your Spring and Hibernate development environment with Tomcat and Eclipse

Wire beans together in the Spring container using Inversion of Control

Configure the Spring container for Dependency Injection

Define Spring Beans using the @Component annotation

Perform auto-scanning of Spring beans to minimize configuration

Automatically wire beans together using @Autowired annotation

Apply all Java configuration to Spring Beans (no xml)

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Spring MVC

Set up your Spring MVC environment with configs and directories

Create controllers using @Controller annotation

Read HTML form data using @RequestParam

Leverage Spring MVC model to transport data between controller and view page

Define Request Mappings for GET and POST requests

Minimize coding with Spring MVC Form data binding

Apply Spring MVC form validation on user input

Create custom Spring MVC form validation rules

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Hibernate

Perform object/relational mapping with Hibernate

Leverage the Hibernate API to develop CRUD apps

Develop queries using the Hibernate Query Language (HQL)

Apply advanced Hibernate mappings: one-to-one, one-to-many and many-to-many

Create a real-time project using Spring and Hibernate together in a Real-Time Project

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Spring AOP

Apply Aspect-Oriented-Programming AOP for cross-cutting concerns

Examine AOP use-cases and how AOP can resolve code-tangling

Create AOP pointcut expressions to match on method invocations

Leverage AOP annotations: @Before, @After, @AfterReturning, @AfterThrowing, @Around

Create a real-time project using AOP and Spring MVC together in a Real-Time Project

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Spring Security

Secure your web application with Spring Security

Set up your Maven pom.xml file with compatible Spring Security dependencies

Configure Spring Security with all Java configuration (no xml)

Create custom Spring Security login pages with Bootstrap CSS

Add logout support using default features of Spring Security

Leverage Spring Security support for Cross Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

Define users and roles for authentication

Display user login info and role using Spring Security tags

Restrict access to URLs based on user role

Hide and Display content based on user role

Add JDBC authentication, store user accounts and passwords in the database

Store encrypted passwords in the database using bcrypt

Register new users and encrypt passwords using Java code

Create a Spring Security Real-Time Project using authorization, authentication and database encryption

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Spring REST Web Services - Spring REST APIs

Overview of REST Web Services - REST APIs

Investigating Spring REST support

Sending JSON data over HTTP

JSON Data Binding with the Jackson project

Converting JSON data to Java POJO with Jackson

Processing nested JSON objects and JSON arrays

Developing a Spring REST API

Setting up a Spring REST project with Maven

Creating the Spring REST Controller using @RestController

Running the Spring REST Controller with Eclipse and Tomcat

Testing Spring REST Web Services with Postman

Parameterize REST API endpoints using @PathVariable

Add Spring REST exception handling with @ExceptionHandler

Integrate global REST exception handling with @ControllerAdvice

Leverage ResponseEntity for fine-grained control of Spring REST HTTP response

Build REST API to execute CRUD actions on the Database with Hibernate

Create a Real-Time Project using REST API with full database CRUD

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Spring Boot

What is Spring Boot?

Creating a Project with Spring Boot Initializr

Develop a REST API Controller with Spring Boot

Explore the Spring Boot Project Structure

Leverage Spring Boot Starters - A Curated List of Dependencies

Inherit Defaults with Spring Boot Starter Parents

Automatically Restart with Spring Boot Dev Tools

Add DevOps functionality with Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints

Secure Spring Boot Actuator Endpoints

Run Spring Boot apps from the Command-Line

Use the Spring Boot Maven Plugin to package and run Spring Boot apps

Inject custom application properties into a Spring Boot REST Controller

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Spring Boot REST API CRUD

Develop a REST API Controller with Spring Boot with full CRUD support

Configure Spring Boot Data Source for MySQL Database

Create DAO implementations using JPA Entity Manager

Apply Best Practices by integrating a Service Layer

Expose REST API endpoints in Controller code (GET, POST, PUT and DELETE)

Access the REST API using Postman

Add support for Standard JPA API

Learn the benefits of the JPA API in Spring Boot applications

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Spring Boot and Spring Data JPA

Minimize boilerplate code with Spring Data JPA and the JpaRepository

Refactor existing REST API to integrate with Spring Data JPA

Leverage new features of the the Java Optional pattern with JpaRepository

Test the Spring Data JPA repository with Postman

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Spring Boot and Spring Data REST

Accelerate your development process with Spring Data REST

Leverage Spring Data REST to eliminate custom code for controllers and service

Automatically expose REST endpoints for your JPA Repositories

Customize REST base path endpoints

Apply pagination and sorting to REST API endpoints

Configure default page sizes for REST APIs

Investigate HATEOAS compliant REST responses

Test Spring Data REST with Postman

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Spring Boot and Thymeleaf

Develop view templates with Thymeleaf in Spring Boot projects

Compare the functionality of Thymeleaf to JSP

Examine the auto-configuration of Thymeleaf in Spring Boot projects

Create a Spring Boot project with Thymeleaf using the Spring Initializer website

Develop a Spring MVC Controller and a Thymeleaf template

Leverage Thymeleaf expressions to access data from the Spring MVC Model

Apply CSS stylesheets to your Thymeleaf templates

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Spring Boot, Thymeleaf and Database CRUD

Develop a real-time project with Thymeleaf and Spring Boot with full database CRUD support

Integrate the @Repository to execute CRUD actions on the Database with Spring Data JPA

Apply best practices with the @Service layer design pattern

Create a @Controller to handle web browser requests

Develop Thymeleaf templates to render database results

Beautify your Thymeleaf templates with Bootstrap CSS

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Maven

Simplify your build process with Maven

Create Maven POM files and add dependencies

Search Central Maven repository for Dependency Coordinates

Run Maven builds from the Eclipse IDE

Use Maven during the development of Real-Time Projects for Spring MVC, Spring Security, Spring REST, Spring Boot and Hibernate.

Compared to other Spring/Hibernate courses

This course is fully up to date and covers the latest versions of Spring 5 and Hibernate 5. The course also includes new content on Spring Boot, Spring Data JPA, Spring Data REST and Thymeleaf.

Beware of other Udemy Spring/Hibernate courses. Most of them are outdated and use old versions of Spring and Hibernate. Don't waste your time or money on learning outdated technology.

Also, I create all of the code from scratch in this course. Beware of other courses, those instructors simply copy/paste from their github repo or they use pre-written code. Their approach is not ideal for real-time learning.

Take my course where I show you how to create all of the code from scratch. You can type the code along with me in the videos, which is the best way to learn.

I am a very responsive instructor and I am available to answer your questions and help you work through any problems.

Finally, all source code is provided with the course along with setup instructions.

Student Reviews Prove This Course's Worth

Those who have reviewed the course have pointed out that the instruction is clear and easy to follow, as well as thorough and highly informative.

Many students had also taken other Spring and Hibernate courses in the past, only to find that this Spring and Hibernate course was their favorite. They enjoyed the structure of the content and the high quality audio/video.

Sample of the Student Reviews

I worked in some company, so I can say that this course is 100% industry oriented. The best course for learning Spring Framework. Getting replies within 24 hours. - Premang

Chad Darby has done a superb job organizing this course, and has made Spring Framework, MVC, AOP, Hibernate, Security easy to learn and use. I have a bs and ms in CS, have been developing software for 25 years, and have taken many courses over the years at the different companies I've been at and Chad is easily the best instructor I've had.

He's extremely well-organized and knowledgeable, and lays out this course in a step-by-step approach to fully cover the material and make it easy to learn. I highly recommend this course, and Chad as an instructor.

I'm adding to my review following Chad's recent updates to his course to cover Spring Boot, JPA, etc. After finishing the course originally, I found another Spring Boot class, and after working on this other class, I appreciate more what Chad has done here. He's made Spring Boot for CRUD applications with Thymeleaf very easy to follow and learn. I've taken half a dozen other software courses, and while other instructors might be good, Chad is the gold standard here. I can't recommend him highly enough. - Dave Zeltserman

This is the best tutorial I've seen so far for Spring/Hibernate, each step is well explained and the tutorial videos are made to a high standard. I highly recommend this course! - Rob

Hats off to you Chad, the best Spring fundamentals course I have done on Udemy thus far. You never disappoint. - Morebodi Modise

Chad is an excellent natural teacher. His course is well organized. He makes difficult concepts very easy to understand. - Julie Hodgson

Quality Material

You will receive a quality course, with solid technical material and excellent audio and video production. This is my fifth course at Udemy.

My first four courses on Udemy were

Eclipse IDE for Beginners

Java Database Connection (JDBC)

JavaServer Faces (JSF) for Beginners

JSP and Servlets for Beginners

These courses have received rave 5 star reviews and over 450,000 students have taken the courses. Also, these courses are the most popular courses in their respective categories.

Similar thing for this Spring course, it is ranked as #1 best seller for Spring courses.

I also have an active YouTube channel where I post regular videos. In the past year, I've created over 300 video tutorials (public and private). My YouTube channel has over 5 million views and 38k subscribers. So I understand what works and what doesn't work for creating video tutorials.

No Risk - Udemy Refund

Finally, there is no risk. You can preview 25% of the course for free. Once you purchase the course, if for some reason you are not happy with the course, Udemy offers a 30-day refund (based on Udemy's Refund Policy).

So you have nothing to lose, sign up for this course and learn how to build Spring and Hibernate Real-Time Projects from scratch!

Target Audience

Java Developers with basic Java experience

Who this course is for
The course is appropriate for all Java developers: beginners to advanced

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CSS Layouts Masterclass: Build Responsive-Adaptive Websites

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CSS Layouts Masterclass: Build Responsive-Adaptive Websites
Published 08/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 239 lectures (49h 26m) | Size: 26.3 GB

Learn & Master Responsive, Adaptive & Mobile-First Layouts to Build Real-World Websites with Flexbox, Grid & Sass

What you'll learn
The go-to resource for everyone who want to learn the best practices of creating real-world layouts and websites with the most up-to-date techniques
A real-world problem-based learning approach to learning CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid to create responsive and adaptive websites
How to utilize problem-based learning to stimulate and enhance your problem-solving skills
Learn the best practices of creating modern and sophisticated responsive and adaptive layouts
How to come up with a real-world project workflow or developer setup for creating amazing responsive and adaptive websites
How to utilize cutting-edge Sass to create scalable and maintainable websites
You will become a master of creating Layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
You will create 2 desktop-first responsive websites
You will create 1 mobile-first adaptive website
Crucial HTML and CSS Concepts that lay the foundation of web development
Taking your HTML and CSS skills to the next level
How to create any kind of layout with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
How to draft layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
Learning how to draw layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
You will create 20 layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
You will solve 20 layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid exercises
How to optimize websites to load faster
How deploy websites to the internet for free

Requirements
No prior knowledge of HTML and CSS is required
I start from the very beginning and cover everything you will ever need to master creating real-world responsive and adaptive desktop-first and mobile-first websites
Just have a computer and leave the rest to me :)

Description
Welcome to the CSS Layouts Masterclass

I am really excited to present to you this comprehensive and real-world oriented masterclass. This masterclass is a product of years of research and experience that will teach you all the ins and outs, all the secrets and tips of becoming a true HTML and CSS master. You will also learn how to create a modern developer workflow using Sass, a CSS pre-processor.

Prominent Masterclass Features

10 Layouts for CSS Flexbox

10 Layouts for CSS Grid

10 Exercises for CSS Flexbox

10 Exercises for CSS Grid

2 Complete Real-World Responsive Websites

1 Complete Real-World Adaptive Website

Modern Sass Workflow

Masterclass Description

I start this masterclass off with the essentials of HTML and CSS. Rather than a boring and theoretical approach, I will teach you all the essentials of HTML and CSS by creating our very first portfolio website. There are also exercises at the end of the HTML essentials and CSS essentials sections to reinforce the concepts and get you involved as well.

Afterwards, you will learn to create 20 layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid in a problem-based and practical manner. Not only that, you will also have 20 exercises to solve using Flexbox and Grid.

Flexbox and Grid are technologies that help us create stunning websites. In this masterclass, you will learn Flexbox and Grid by solving and coding layouts. I do not follow a boring approach of just going over the Flexbox and Grid without any practical aspect to them. Instead, I am going to teach you every layout in two ways.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* White-boarding Layouts with Flexbox and Grid

Firstly, you will watch me come up with the ideation of the layout in a white-boarding lecture where it is just me and a whiteboard, no computer and no vs code. I will teach you how to come up with the HTML structure for your layouts and how to differentiate among the elements to come up with strategic elements that play vital roles in the context of either Flexbox or Grid. Then, I will write the CSS code on the whiteboard and teach you how to solve that specific layout using either Flexbox or Grid.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* Coding Layouts with Flexbox and Grid

After the white-boarding lecture is done, I am going to jump into vs code and teach you all the HTML and CSS code for that layout as well. As a result, you will learn the thought process of coming up with layouts' ideas in the white-boarding lectures and you will learn how to code them in the coding lectures.

Now that you have learned your way around Flexbox and Grid, we will code the UI of the portfolio website I taught you in the essentials sections of HTML and CSS. I will also teach you all the secrets and shortcuts to making a website look incredibly awesome and accessible on all kind of devices, big and small.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* Exercises for Flexbox and Grid

There is still something missing, and that is giving you more time to practice and hone your Flexbox and Grid layout creating skills.

You will have 20 unique and mainly e-commerce layouts to exercise for Flexbox and Grid.

Throughout the exercises' sections, you will have a real-world opportunity to take your Flexbox and Grid to the next level. To make the challenges worth your while, I have included screenshots of all the exercises for Flexbox and Grid and there is no need for you to play any videos. Just download the resource files and work your way through the exercises. There is also one video solution for every exercise layout for you to refer to in case you get stuck.

At this point in the masterclass, you might think that you are done, you learned to create layouts with Flexbox and Grid and you know how to create a responsive website and you have also had a ton of practice and exercises.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* More Projects

But, to take your skills to the absolute MONSTER level, I have two more projects in mind. Our focus will not be on learning Flexbox and Grid anymore as you have already mastered these technologies, rather on more real-world oriented skill sets.

I will teach the thought process of a responsive website and an adaptive website. Yes, you read that right, an adaptive website. Chances are this is the first time you read about an adaptive website, because there is very limited content about it online.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* Modern Developer Workflow

Throughout the second and the third projects, you will learn how to initiate a modern developer workflow and when it comes to project maintainability and scalability. I will teach you project organization, custom properties and variables, functions, utility classes and prepossessing your CSS with Sass.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* Second Project

The second project of this masterclass is to create the UI of a multi-page, real-world and a truly fully-fledged website that is just one step away from becoming a Full-Stack App. This project is called EventGrids and is a responsive, desktop-first project in which the creation and design process of the website start off from a large screen and, consequently the screen size shrinks down. It is the largest website of the masterclass in which you will not only learn a lot of new techniques, but also take your responsive skills to the absolute MONSTER level.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* Third Project

The third project of this masterclass is an adaptive website called ZeaL. It is a single page, mobile-first adaptive website. Throughout this project, I will teach you how to design a website starting from a small screen. This approach is called a mobile-first design approach and is sought out by companies as well. The reason that this skill is high in demand is because, the process of making a website look readable and accessible on all devices becomes easier and more strategic when started from a mobile screen size. Since most of the users visit websites on their smart phones, the demand for this skill has already skyrocketed.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* Third Project Features

The ZeaL project is not done yet when it comes to teaching you cutting-edge skills. By designing and coding this project, you will also learn the adaptive design as well. Adaptive design is often confused or mixed with responsive design. But, these two techniques could not be more different.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* Responsive Design

In a responsive design, the unit values are dynamic. They are constantly changing as the viewport units are shrinking or expanding. That makes the initiation of responsive design extremely difficult.

*-*-*-*-*-*-* Adaptive Design

Adaptive design on the other hand, does not contain any dynamic unit values. It is all about static unit values. The advantage of static units over dynamic units is that static units do not change in regard to viewport dimensions.

This is a very broad topic to which I have dedicated 3 projects. By completing these projects, you will not only understand the differences between responsive and adaptive designs, but also master the design process for any kind of layout and website.

I am sure you will learn a ton of new and real-world skills that will turn into the next generation of web developers.

So, come with me and let me teach you all the cool stuff HTML and CSS can do.

Can't wait to see you in the masterclass

Who this course is for
Everyone who want to become a true master of creating responsive and adaptive websites
Beginners who want to get started with HTML and CSS as fast as possible and gain a real-world production ready blueprint on how to create responsive and adaptive websites
Intermediate HTML and CSS developers who want to create stunning modern layouts with You will create 20 layouts with CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid
Advanced HTML and CSS developers who want to take their skills to the next level and create responsive and adaptive websites
Everyone wanting to learn CSS Flexbox and CSS Grid in a real-world context
Everyone wanting to enhance their problem-solving skills
Everyone wanting to learn all the best practices of creating modern production ready websites and layouts

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JavaFX Master Class: Create A Banking Application - 2022

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JavaFX Master Class: Create A Banking Application - 2022
Last Updated 10/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 116 lectures (24h 56m) | Size: 11 GB

Put Those Java Skills To Use By Learning How To Develop Rich Client Apps In JavaFX. Regularly Updated Course



What you'll learn
Understand and apply JavaFX fundamentals
Best practices and software architecture
How to add data persistence using a database
How to manage large applications and design for future expansion.


Requirements
Intermidiate Knowledge In Java
Experience with an IDE of choice.
Basic knowledge of HTML and CSS (Not necessary, but desired)


Description
You've arrived at the most comprehensive and latest JavaFX course. This course is designed to help you gain a concrete understanding of JavaFX and scale your Java knowledge. We focus on good design and industry best practices in software architecture. We regularly update this course with new material and projects. We believe that only a student who understands the why of fundamentals can become a good developer so If you desire to learn JavaFX the right way and how to apply it in a real-world application beyond the basics, then we believe this is the course for you.

A few things you will learn in this course

- JavaFX architecture and execution cycle.

- How to use a project management tool to manage your application's lifecycle.

- Different ways to design JavaFX applications.

- How to customize and style controls and layouts.

- Best design patterns and data structures frequently used in JavaFX.

- How to create data persistence with databases.

Why would you learn JavaFX?

The truth is there probably are more reasons to learn JavaFX than one can count, but the one I usually give is simply because one is curious. JavaFX has come a long way and as such has seen a multitude of applications even on mobile and will continue to be widely used even in the face of a growing shift to internet-based applications. However, with all that being said perhaps the biggest impact it can have on new students is to broaden their knowledge of Java and programming at large while also serving as an important addition to one's resume and portfolio.

Who this course is for
A simple HelloWorld app isn't going to impress any potential employers let alone be good enough to appear on your portfolio.
What is required is a deep understanding of the basics and most importantly how to apply them.
Unlike many other sciences, programming isn't reducible. Certain concepts only exist at a higher level beyond the simple basics.
This course aims to bridge that gap between basics and high level application.

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The Beginner'S Guide To Artificial Intelligence (Unity 2022)

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The Beginner'S Guide To Artificial Intelligence (Unity 2022)
Last updated 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 20.48 GB | Duration: 30h 11m

A practical guide to programming non-player characters for games in the Unity Game Engine with C#



What you'll learn
Design and program NPCs with C# in Unity
Explain how AI is applied in computer games
Implement AI-related Unity Asset plugins into existing projects
Work with a variety of AI techniques for developing navigation and decision making abilities in NPCs

Requirements
You should be familiar with C# and the Unity Game Development Engine.

Description
Do your non-player characters (NPCs) lack drive and ambition? Are they slow, stupid and constantly banging their heads against the wall? Then this course is for you. Join Penny as she explains, demonstrates and assists you in creating your very own NPCs in Unity with C#. All you need is a sound knowledge of Unity, C# and the ability to add two numbers together.This course uses Unity Version 2021.3 LTSIn this course, Penny reveals the most popular AI techniques used for creating believable character behaviour in games using her internationally acclaimed teaching style and knowledge from over 30 years working with games, graphics and having written two award winning books on games AI. Throughout, you will follow along with hands-on workshops designed to teach you about the fundamental AI techniques used in today's games. You'll join in as NPCs are programmed to chase, patrol, shoot, race, crowd and much more.Learn how to program and work with:vectorswaypointsnavmeshesthe A* algorithmcrowdsflocksanimated charactersvehiclesand industry standard techniques such as goal-oriented action learning and behaviour trees.Contents and OverviewThe course begins with a detailed examination of vector mathematics that sits at the very heart of programming the movement of NPCs. Following this, systems of waypoints will be used to move characters around in an environment before examining the Unity waypoint system for car racing with AI controlled cars. This leads into an investigation of graph theory and the A* algorithm before we apply these principles to developing navmeshes and developing NPCs who can find their way around a game environment. Before an aquarium is programmed complete with autonomous schooling fish, crowds of people will be examined from the recreation of sidewalk traffic, to groups of people fleeing from danger. Having examined the differing ways to move NPCs around in a game environment, their thinking abilities will be discussed with full explanations and more hands-on workshops using finite state machines and behaviour trees.The follow-along workshops included in the course come with starter Unity asset files and projects complete with solutions. Throughout, there are also quizzes and challenge exercises to reinforce your learning and guide you to express your newfound knowledge.At the completion of this course you will have gained a broad understanding of what AI is in games, how it works and how you can use it in your own projects. It will equip you with a toolset to examine any of the techniques presented in more depth to take your game environments to the next level.What students are saying about this course:This has been my favourite Udemy-Unity course so far. It took me from literally 0% knowledge of how game AI is achieved, and took me to a whole new level. Waypoints, pathfinding, state machines, etc etc etc are all covered in-depth and will reveal the magic (spoiler alert: it isn't magic) behind making your computer characters seem like they really have a mind of their own.Oh My God. I love her way of teaching things. I haven't finished this course yet. But all i can say is that it is another brilliant course from her. Artificial intelligence by itself is a tricky thing to do. And before starting this course i never thought that i will understand anything in it. But i was wrong. With her style of teaching, you will learn how to move your characters in an "intelligent" way. This course is perfectly sliced and the pace is wonderful.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome to the Course

Lecture 2 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

Lecture 3 Join the H3D Student Community

Lecture 4 FAQs

Lecture 5 Not So Scary Vector Mathematics

Lecture 6 Vector Mathematics Basics Cheat Sheet

Section 2: The Mathematics of AI

Lecture 7 The Cartesian plane

Lecture 8 Vectors Part 1

Lecture 9 Vectors Part 2

Lecture 10 Vectors Part 3

Lecture 11 Calculating Distance Part 1

Lecture 12 Calculating Distance Part 2

Lecture 13 Calculating the Dot Product

Lecture 14 Calculating the Angle Between Vectors

Lecture 15 Calculating the Cross Project

Lecture 16 A Simple Autopilot Project

Lecture 17 A Simple AI Pet Challenge Project

Section 3: The Physics of AI

Lecture 18 Time

Lecture 19 Normalising Movement with Time

Lecture 20 Velocity

Lecture 21 Predicting Future Locations of Game Objects Part 1

Lecture 22 Predicting Future Locations of Game Objects Part 2

Lecture 23 Acceleration Part 1

Lecture 24 Acceleration Part 2

Lecture 25 Acceleration Part 3

Lecture 26 Trajectories Part 1

Lecture 27 Trajectories Part 2

Lecture 28 Trajectories Part 3

Section 4: The A* Algorithm

Lecture 29 The A* Pathfinding Algorithm Part 1

Lecture 30 The A* Pathfinding Algorithm Part 2

Lecture 31 The A* Pathfinding Algorithm Part 3

Lecture 32 The A* Pathfinding Algorithm Part 4

Lecture 33 The A* Pathfinding Algorithm Part 5

Lecture 34 The A* Pathfinding Algorithm Part 6

Section 5: Waypoints and Graphs

Lecture 35 Waypoints

Lecture 36 Slerping to the Direction of Travel

Lecture 37 Following a Circuit

Lecture 38 Following a Tracker

Lecture 39 Using A* with Waypoints Part 1

Lecture 40 A Simple Graph API Part 1

Lecture 41 A Simple Graph API Part 2

Lecture 42 A Simple Graph API Part 3

Lecture 43 Using A* with Waypoints Part 2

Lecture 44 Traversing a Path

Lecture 45 Giving Commands to Pathfind

Section 6: Vehicles

Lecture 46 Setting up Wheel Physics

Lecture 47 Forces on Wheels

Lecture 48 Constructing a Simple Car

Lecture 49 Turning the Steering Wheel

Lecture 50 Creating A Circuit with Waypoints

Lecture 51 Automatically Driving a Circuit Part 1

Lecture 52 Braking

Lecture 53 Driving Forces

Lecture 54 Improved Driving Tactics

Lecture 55 Adding a Progress Tracker

Lecture 56 Adding Antiroll Stabilising

Lecture 57 Reconfiguring for Car Setting Testing

Lecture 58 Avoiding Other Drivers

Lecture 59 Improving Avoidance and Reversing

Section 7: Navigation Meshes

Lecture 60 Navigation Mesh Introduction

Lecture 61 From Waypoints to Navigation Meshes

Lecture 62 NavMesh Agents Part 1

Lecture 63 NavMesh Agents Part 2

Lecture 64 NavMesh Agents Part 3

Lecture 65 Following a Player on a NavMesh

Section 8: Finite State Machines

Lecture 66 Finite State Machines

Lecture 67 Creating a State Class

Lecture 68 Patrolling

Lecture 69 Building the AI Class

Lecture 70 Chasing the Player Part 1

Lecture 71 Chasing the Player Part 2

Lecture 72 FSM Challenge

Section 9: Autonomously Moving Agents

Lecture 73 Seek and Flee

Lecture 74 Pursuit

Lecture 75 Evade

Lecture 76 Wander

Lecture 77 Hide Part 1

Lecture 78 Hide Part 2

Lecture 79 Hide Part 3

Lecture 80 Complex Behaviours

Lecture 81 Behaviour Challenge

Section 10: Crowd Simulation

Lecture 82 Moving As One

Lecture 83 Creating a City Crowd Part 1

Lecture 84 Creating a City Crowd Part 2

Lecture 85 Fleeing Part 1

Lecture 86 Fleeing Part 2

Lecture 87 Flocking Part 1

Lecture 88 Flocking Part 2

Lecture 89 Flocking Part 3

Lecture 90 Flocking Part 4

Lecture 91 Crowd Challenge Project

Lecture 92 Flock Challenge Project

Section 11: Goal Driven Behaviour

Lecture 93 An Introduction to GOAP

Lecture 94 Setting up a GOAP Environment

Lecture 95 Preplanning the agent's actions

Lecture 96 The World States

Lecture 97 Actions

Lecture 98 Agents

Lecture 99 The GOAP Planner Part 1

Lecture 100 The GOAP Planner Part 2

Lecture 101 Executing a Simple Plan

Lecture 102 Creating a Multistep Plan

Lecture 103 Spawning Patients

Lecture 104 Plans that Require Multiple Agents

Lecture 105 Matching Agents with Agents

Lecture 106 Adding More Resources to the World

Lecture 107 Implementing the Inventory System

Lecture 108 Moving the Nurse

Lecture 109 Adding a Goal Challenge

Section 12: Behaviour Trees

Lecture 110 Introducing Behaviour Trees

Lecture 111 Nodes

Lecture 112 Tree Printing

Lecture 113 Leaf and Action Nodes

Lecture 114 NavMesh Movement

Lecture 115 Sequences

Lecture 116 Selectors

Lecture 117 Extended Action Methods

Lecture 118 Conditions

Section 13: Final Words

Lecture 119 Some Final Words from Penny

Lecture 120 Where to now?

Section 14: Moving

Lecture 121 This is the previous version of the course.

Lecture 122 Vectors and Moving in a Straight Line

Lecture 123 Traveling to a Goal Location

Lecture 124 Pushing the Character Forward

Lecture 125 Slerping

Lecture 126 About Animation and Translation

Lecture 127 Waypoints

Lecture 128 Challenge

Section 15: Cars

Lecture 129 Unity's Waypoint System

Lecture 130 Car Racing with Waypoints

Lecture 131 Customising Car Behaviours

Lecture 132 Unity's Vehicle System

Section 16: Waypoints

Lecture 133 Graph Theory and Pathfinding

Lecture 134 Pathfinding through Waypoints

Lecture 135 Pathfinding through Waypoints Part 2

Lecture 136 Challenge

Lecture 137 Waypoints in 2D

Section 17: NavMeshes

Lecture 138 NavMesh Basics

Lecture 139 From Waypoints to NavMesh

Lecture 140 NavMesh Agents Part 1

Lecture 141 NavMesh Agents Part 2

Lecture 142 Following a Player on A NavMesh and Setting-Up Off Mesh Links

Lecture 143 Fixing Mixamo Textures

Lecture 144 Animating on a NavMesh

Lecture 145 Syncing Animation Speed with NavMesh Agent Speed

Lecture 146 Multiple NavMeshes for Different Agent Sizes

Lecture 147 Challenge

Section 18: Autonomously Moving Agents

Lecture 148 Seek and Flee

Lecture 149 Pursuit

Lecture 150 Evade

Lecture 151 Wander

Lecture 152 Hide Part 1

Lecture 153 Hide Part 2

Lecture 154 Complex Behaviours

Lecture 155 Behaviour Challenge

Section 19: Moving As One

Lecture 156 Crowd Simulation

Lecture 157 Creating a City Crowd Part 1

Lecture 158 Creating a City Crowd Part 2

Lecture 159 Fleeing

Lecture 160 Flocking Part 1

Lecture 161 Flocking Part 2

Lecture 162 Flocking Part 3

Lecture 163 Challenge 1

Lecture 164 Challenge 2

Lecture 165 Challenge 3

Section 20: Let's Start Thinking

Lecture 166 Line of Sight

Lecture 167 Finite State Machines Part 1

Lecture 168 Finite State Machines Part 2

Lecture 169 Finite State Machines Part 3

Lecture 170 Converting the FSM to Work on a Navmesh

Lecture 171 Challenge

Section 21: Behaviour Trees

Lecture 172 Introduction to Behaviour Trees

Lecture 173 Sequence Nodes Part 1

Lecture 174 Sequence Nodes Part 2

Lecture 175 Embedding Logic in Behaviour Trees

Lecture 176 Selector Nodes

Lecture 177 More Logic for Complex Behaviours

Lecture 178 Putting Together a Complex Behaviour Tree

Lecture 179 Challenge

Section 22: Goal-Orientated Action Planning

Lecture 180 Introduction to GOAP

Lecture 181 Getting Started with GOAP in Unity

Lecture 182 Adding Actions to GOAP

Lecture 183 Adding Multiple Plans to GOAP

Lecture 184 Global States and Multiple Agents

Section 23: End Words

Lecture 185 Where To Now?

Anyone interested in learning how to program their own non-player characters (NPCs).,Anyone interested in seeing how artificial intelligence is applied in computer games.

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Unity C# Scripting : Complete C# For Unity Game Development

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Unity C# Scripting : Complete C# For Unity Game Development
Last updated 6/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 8.58 GB | Duration: 25h 33m

Learn C# Scripting for Unity Game Development from Basics, Create your own 3D & 2D Games With Unity & C#. (2022 Updated)



What you'll learn
Get A Solid Understanding of C# & Basic Programming Concepts
Learn Unity's API from Absolute Basics
Learn Object Oriented Programming Concepts
Learn C# Scripting With Practical Examples in Unity
Use C# Skills for Building Mobile / Android Games
Implement Basic AI Features in Unity
Learn Version Controlling with Github , Bitbucket & SourceTree
Build Real 2D & 3D Example Games With C# & Unity

Requirements
No previous programming experience is required
Basic familiarity with computers is enough

Description
This Course will Teach You everything that you need to get started with C# scripting in Unity. You will learn step by step from scratch every feature of the C# language as well as how to implement it in Unity's API for building Games. All The Content works fine in Unity 2021 .List of Things You Will Learn

Learn C# Language from absolute basicsMaster basic Programming conceptsLearn Unity's APILearn Object Oriented Programming ConceptsCreate Ready To Use C# ScriptsApply Your C# Skills for Building Android / Mobile GamesImplement Basic AI Features With C#Learn Version Controlling With Github, Bitbucket, Source TreeI have taught C# Scripting to thousands of people on my Youtube Channel: Charger Games. I love teaching complex concepts in a simple way, so even if you have no previous coding experience, no need to worry, I'm gonna teach you everything step by step in the perfect order.Learn the basic concepts, tools, and functions that you will need to build fully functional Games with C# and the Unity game engine.Build a strong foundation in C# Scripting and Unity Game Development with this course.Get Started With C# programmingLearn fundamentals of Unity APILearn Object Oriented Programming ConceptsCreate Reusable C# scriptsLearn Intermediate C# Concepts in UnityTake Your C# Skills to the next levelA Powerful Skill at Your Fingertips Learning the fundamentals of C# Scripting in Unity puts a powerful and very useful tool at your fingertips. Unity is free, easy to learn, has excellent documentation, and is the game engine used for building games.Jobs in unity game development are plentiful, and being able to learn C# Scripting along with Unity game development will give you a strong background to more easily build awesome games.Content and Overview Suitable for beginning programmers, through this course of 100+ lectures and 20+ hours of content, you'll learn all of the Unity C# Scripting fundamentals and establish a strong understanding of the concept behind C# programming. Each chapter closes with quizes, putting your new learned skills into practical use immediately.Starting with the installation of the Unity , Visual Studio , this course will take you through various C# language features and how to use them. By creating example C# Scripts, you'll a establish a strong understanding of unity game development.With these basics mastered, the course will take you through building different example games with unity to learn more about the process of creating mobile android games with unity.Students completing the course will have the knowledge to create fully functional Games with C# or use their C# skills to Build any other useful thing that they want.Complete with working files, you'll be able to work alongside the author as you work through each concept, and will receive a verifiable certificate of completion upon finishing the course.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction To Unity C# Scripting ( Updated 2022 )

Lecture 1 Introduction To This C# Scripting Course

Lecture 2 Installing and Setting Up Unity 2022

Lecture 3 Join The Community

Section 2: Getting Started With C# Scripting In Unity

Lecture 4 Getting Started With C# Scripting In Unity

Lecture 5 Understanding Structure of a C# Script

Lecture 6 Event Functions in Unity C#

Lecture 7 Variables in Unity C#

Lecture 8 Public Variables in Unity C#

Lecture 9 The Update Function In Detail

Lecture 10 Function Basics in C#

Lecture 11 Functions With Return Type & Parameters in Unity

Lecture 12 If Else Statements in C#

Lecture 13 More Conditions and Equality Checking

Lecture 14 Understanding Boolean Variables

Lecture 15 Introduction To Arrays in Unity C#

Lecture 16 More About Arrays in C#

Lecture 17 Understanding For Loops in C#

Lecture 18 While Loops in Unity C# Scripting

Lecture 19 Learning foreach Loops in C#

Lecture 20 Switch Case Statements in C#

Section 3: Diving into Core Unity C# Programming

Lecture 21 Searching & Finding GameObjects in Unity

Lecture 22 Getting Access To Components using GetComponent Function

Lecture 23 Moving Rotating & Scaling with Transform Component

Lecture 24 Instantiating Random Objects in C#

Lecture 25 Repeatedly Calling Funtions with InvokeRepeating

Lecture 26 Working With KeyBoard Inputs in Unity

Lecture 27 Smooth Movement With Input.GetAxis

Lecture 28 Working With Mouse Input In Unity C#

Lecture 29 Working With Physics - Creating Player Controller

Lecture 30 Shooting Bullets Using Physics

Lecture 31 Checking Collisions in Unity with C#

Lecture 32 Working With Triggers

Lecture 33 Understanding LookAt function

Lecture 34 Loading Scenes / Levels In Unity With C#

Section 4: Intermediate Unity C# Scripting Concepts

Lecture 35 Classes & Objects - Object Oriented Programming Concepts

Lecture 36 Constructors in C# Unity

Lecture 37 Using System.Serializable To Initialize Objects

Lecture 38 C# Properties - Everything You Need To Know

Lecture 39 Enums in C#

Lecture 40 Inheritance in C# - Part 1

Lecture 41 Inheritance in c# - Part 2

Lecture 42 Polymorphism Virtual Functions & Overriding in C#

Lecture 43 Static Variables Functions & Classes in C#

Lecture 44 Understanding Method Overloading in C#

Lecture 45 Using Namespaces in C# & Unity

Lecture 46 Working With Attributes In Unity

Lecture 47 Understanding Coroutines in Unity C#

Section 5: Create a 2D Candy Catch Game - Start to Finish

Lecture 48 Setting Up Sprites for Game Characters & Backgrounds

Lecture 49 Setting Up The Candies

Lecture 50 Creating Player Controller

Lecture 51 Restricting Player Movement within Boundaries

Lecture 52 Checking if Monster Eats Candies

Lecture 53 Removing Candies when Out of Screen

Lecture 54 Spawning Random Candies

Lecture 55 Spawning Candy at Random Position

Lecture 56 Repeatedly Spawning Candies

Lecture 57 Checking Score

Lecture 58 Showing Score UI on Screen

Lecture 59 Creating Lives Counter

Lecture 60 Showing Available Lives UI

Lecture 61 Stop Candy Spawning On GameOver

Lecture 62 Creating GameOver Panel

Lecture 63 Creating Main Menu

Lecture 64 Creating GameOver Menu Controller

Lecture 65 Animating The GameOver Panel

Section 6: Creating Useful C# Scripts Ready To Use in Your Projects

Lecture 66 Zooming In And Out In Unity with C#

Lecture 67 Creating Camera Shake in Unity with C#

Lecture 68 Rotating Objects With Mouse With C#

Lecture 69 Detecting Button Clicks and Calling Functions

Lecture 70 Create 2D Infinite Scrolling Background for Runner Games

Section 7: Scripting Basic Artificial Intelligence With C# in Unity

Lecture 71 Getting Started With Navmesh in Unity

Lecture 72 Chasing While Avoiding Obstacles

Lecture 73 All About NavMesh Agent in Unity

Lecture 74 Agent Moving on Ramp and Narrow Places

Lecture 75 Moving Intelligent Agent Upstairs

Lecture 76 Intelligent Agent Jumping With Off Mesh Links

Lecture 77 Creating Off Mesh Links Manually

Section 8: Scripting For Android & Mobile Devices In Unity

Lecture 78 Build an Android Game Start to Finish in 40 Minutes

Lecture 79 Working With Touch Inputs In Unity C#

Lecture 80 Touch & Destroy Objects With RayCasting in Unity C#

Lecture 81 Accelerometer Inputs in Unity C#

Lecture 82 Accelerometer Inputs in Unity C# - Part 2

Lecture 83 Creating Responsive UI in Unity

Lecture 84 Touch Swipe Controls In Unity C#

Lecture 85[Deprecated] Touch Joystick Input Controller In Unity C#

Lecture 86[Deprecated] Creating Your First Android Game - Complete Process (2018)

Lecture 87[Deprecated] Getting Started & Setting Up Android Development Environment (2017)

Section 9: Learn Version Controlling - Manage Your Unity C# Projects Effectively

Lecture 88 Why Use Version Controlling in Your Projects

Lecture 89 Cloning and Creating New Repository

Lecture 90 Practical Version Controlling Example

Lecture 91 Branching Your Projects

Lecture 92 Pushing Local Repository to Github & Bitbucket

Section 10: Build A Complete 3D Game With Unity & C#

Lecture 93 Setting Up The Game Level

Lecture 94 Controlling The Ball

Lecture 95 Moving Ball After First Touch

Lecture 96 Checking When The Ball Falls Off The Platform

Lecture 97 Camera Following The Ball Smothly

Lecture 98 Make Platforms Fall Down After Ball Goes Away

Lecture 99 Spawning The Platforms

Lecture 100 Random Platform Spawning Algorithm

Lecture 101 Fixing Platform Falling

Lecture 102 Creating Diamonds and Randomly Spawning

Lecture 103 Destroying Diamonds On Collision

Lecture 104 Creating Awesome Particle Effects

Lecture 105 Create UiManager and Text Animations

Lecture 106 More Main Menu Ui Animations

Lecture 107 GameOver Menu and Animations

Lecture 108 Scripting The UiManager

Lecture 109 ScoreManager Score and HighSchore

Lecture 110 Creating GameManager and Controlling The Whole Game

Lecture 111 Final Fixes and Finishing The Game

Lecture 112 Building and Publishing Our Game

Section 11: Bonus Section : Special Discount Coupons

Lecture 113 Download All Scripts and Project Files

Lecture 114 Bonus : Special Discount Coupons For All Courses

Anyone who wants to Learn C# Scripting for Unity Game Development,Beginner C# developers willing to work in Unity,Anyone who wants to Build Games using C#,Someone proficient in another language & willing to learn C# in a fun way

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iOS & Swift: Become An App Developer

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iOS & Swift: Become An App Developer
Last Updated 08/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 429 lectures (90h 6m) | Size: 42.4 GB

Beginner's Guide to Learn iOS, Swift, ARKit, CoreML, App Design, Advanced Programming and Much More



What you'll learn
Submit iOS apps to the Apple App Store
Understand the basic concepts of programming
Apply for JR iOS developer jobs
Work fluently with Swift and iOS
Work as an iOS freelancer
Master Swift from basics to advanced
Learn mobile app design with Sketch
Build ARKit & CoreML apps


Requirements
Requires a computer running macOS Sierra or Mojave


Description
Welcome to the world's most comprehensive course on iOS development. This course is designed like an in-person coding bootcamp to give you the most amount of content and help with the least amount of cost.

NO PRIOR CODING EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

OVER 88 HOURS OF CONTENT

Here are some of the things you'll be able to do after taking this course

Submit apps to the app store

Understand programming & basic algorithms

Work fluently with Swift & iOS

Apply to jr iOS development jobs

Work as an iOS contractor

Who this course is for

People who want to build apps

Those who want to create their own startup

Those looking to get a full time job as a developer

Business owners

Students & teenagers

People who want to make money building apps

If you are absolutely new to programming you should start at the beginning of the course and go to the end.

I've designed this course to take you down a guided learning path. Lectures are not broken out by specific topics. You build apps and then learn a ton of principles within those apps. So don't skip around!

If you already know Swift then you can skip the Swift section since the changes in Swift between iOS 11 and 12 are minor

If you've never programmed before, make sure you DO take the Swift lessons. We'll teach you core foundational principles so you can build complex apps.

Don't forget to join the free live community where you can post questions to coding issues

Here are a few things you'll learn

Swift

Xcode

Interface Builder

Firebase & Cloud Firestore

Build a Slack Clone

Maps & GPS

Core Data

ARKit & Augmented Reality

CoreML & Machine Learning

Tables & Data

APIs, HTTP, and Networking

App Design

Storyboards & Segues

SiriKit

ReplayKit

And a lot more...

NEW ADVANCED TOPICS

After you master the foundational iOS and Swift principles you will want to start taking the advanced sections.

The advanced topics are designed to take your skills to the highest level so you can land your first job.

Some of the advanced topics are

Mastering protocols & delegates

Diving deep into Swift extensions

Swift data structures

Protocol oriented programming

Reactive programming in Swift

Unit Testing

UI Testing

And more

SOME OF OUR REVIEWS

"Great course so far. Definitely better than codecademy, teamtreehouse and freecodecamp" - Luke

"When you're a beginner deciding that you want to learn to code, it is by far not easy by any means. I have purchased books from iBooks about Swift and while some were better than others, it just doesn't sink in for me like watching this course. The way Mark explains things and his analogies are easy to understand and his teaching style has me genuinely excited about learning to code." - Jay

"amazing course and teachers!

awesome actual stuff here! this course prepares you for real life, and help you to get hired as professional developer. I watched this course and i got development job." - Vladimir

"I am a 15 year old developer who struggled to find comprehensive tutorials online which I could follow without getting confused because there was prior knowledge I did not know. You start from the ground up making this course useful for anyone including beginners and experienced programmers which has boosted my confidence as I know that i have built some complicated apps which shows me that I am capable of building large projects. Thanks :) " - Roel

Who this course is for
People new to programming
Existing programmers who want to learn iOS
Anyone who wants to build iOS apps
Anyone who wants to get a job as an iOS developer
Students and teenagers
Business owners and startups

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Laravel 9.X: Ecom Shop

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Laravel 9.X: Ecom Shop
Last updated 9/2020
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.80 GB | Duration: 12h 46m

Ecommerce shop with PayPal System



What you'll learn
How To Install Laravel
Integrate Bootstrap 4
Display Images on Heroku
Learn How To Use PHP Artisan Commands
How To Create A Complete Project/Website In Laravel
Javascript
Learn About Routes
Learn How To Create Models & Controllers
Learn How To Create Views Using Blade
Connect Website To Database & Create Tables
Learn About Blade & How To Use Its Most Important Features
Redirect Users To Specific Pages
Make User Authentication Using Laravel Auth
Share Data With All Views
Create Admin Dashboard To Control All Users
Restrict Access To Admins Only

Requirements
PHP, Laravel

Description
You'll learn how to code your own E-commerce web application using the most powerful and user-friendly framework available to web developers, Laravel.By the end of the course, you'll also be able to build and add powerful features to your web apps including PayPal Payment SystemIf you have basic knowledge of Laravel and you want to go to the next level - this course is definitely for you.You'll learn how to Uplaod Images to your website using the most powerful and user-friendly framework available to web developers, Laravel/React.You'll also be able to build and Connect Website To Database & Create TablesCreate Models & Controllers to your website using the most powerful and user-friendly framework available to web developers, Laravel.You'll also be able to build and Connect Website To Database & Create TablesLearn About Blade & How To Use Its Most Important Featurest- React Js basics- Upload Images and Data- Learn to make GET, POST requests from React Frontend to Laravel Backend- Learn Intermediate Level Laravel Techniques- Learn How To Use PHP Artisan Commands- Learn How To Create Models & Controllers- Learn How To Create Views Using Blade- Connect Website To Database & Create Tables- Learn About Blade & How To Use Its Most Important Features- Share Data With All Views

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Why Laravel

Lecture 3 Setting Up Laravel Homestead with virtualbox and vagrant

Section 2: Create Laravel Application

Lecture 4 Create Laravel Application

Section 3: Create First Route

Lecture 5 Homestead yaml file

Lecture 6 Create a home route

Section 4: Bootstrap

Lecture 7 Bootstrap Integration

Section 5: Design Master Page

Lecture 8 Design master page

Section 6: Design Home Page

Lecture 9 Design Home Page

Section 7: User Authentication

Lecture 10 User Authentication

Lecture 11 Create users in Laravel 8

Section 8: Add Admin to users

Lecture 12 Add Admin column to Users

Lecture 13 Create a route for Admin

Section 9: Create Categories table

Lecture 14 Create Categories Table

Lecture 15 Create Categories Controller

Section 10: Categories

Lecture 16 Create Navbar

Lecture 17 Create Admin Controller

Lecture 18 Create a function for creating categories

Lecture 19 Create a route for displaying all categories

Lecture 20 Add additional fields for creating categories

Lecture 21 Create a function for displaying all categories

Lecture 22 Design a page for displaying categories

Section 11: Edit Category

Lecture 23 Create edit function for categories

Lecture 24 Create a route for updating categories

Lecture 25 Create a function for updating categories

Lecture 26 Edit Category

Section 12: Delete Category

Lecture 27 Create a route for deleting categories

Lecture 28 Delete a category

Section 13: Create SubCategory

Lecture 29 Create category field in index.blade.php

Lecture 30 Create a subcategory

Section 14: Products

Lecture 31 Create Products Table

Lecture 32 Create Products Controller

Lecture 33 Create a function for creating products

Lecture 34 Create a route for creating products

Section 15: Create Products

Lecture 35 Create store poduct function

Lecture 36 Install Laravel collective package and image package

Lecture 37 Add additional fields into products table

Lecture 38 Add Protected table into Product Model

Section 16: Display Products

Lecture 39 Create a route for displaying products

Lecture 40 Create a function for displaying all products

Section 17: Edit Products

Lecture 41 Create a route edit products

Lecture 42 Create a function edit products

Section 18: Update Products

Lecture 43 Modify edit product function

Lecture 44 Design edit product view

Lecture 45 Create a function for updating products

Section 19: Delete Products

Lecture 46 Create a function for deleting products

Lecture 47 Delete a product

Section 20: Products Attribute

Lecture 48 Create protucts attribute table

Lecture 49 Create a model for product attributes

Section 21: Create Protected Table

Lecture 50 Create a function for creating attributes

Lecture 51 Design attributes page

Lecture 52 Add protected table into ProAttribute Model

Section 22: Design Attributes Page

Lecture 53 Design a table for viewing attributes

Section 23: Delete Attribute

Lecture 54 Create a function delete attribute

Section 24: Design Home Page

Lecture 55 Design home page

Section 25: Display Categories

Lecture 56 Display categories in home page

Lecture 57 Design categories drop-down in navbar

Lecture 58 Display subcategories

Section 26: Create a route for products

Lecture 59 Create a route products

Lecture 60 Create Products Function

Section 27: Design 404 page

Lecture 61 Create 404 page

Lecture 62 Design 404 page

Section 28: Category Status

Lecture 63 Create status field for category

Section 29: Delete Image

Lecture 64 Create a route delete image of product

Lecture 65 Create a link delete image

Section 30: Product Detail

Lecture 66 Create product detail function

Lecture 67 Create product detail function

Section 31: Select Product Price

Lecture 68 Add javascript to product detail page

Lecture 69 Create a function select product price

Section 32: Complete Select Product Price

Lecture 70 Continue integrate javascript into detail page

Section 33: Additional Images of Product

Lecture 71 Create a link to store more images of product

Lecture 72 Create proimages table

Lecture 73 Create ProImage Model

Lecture 74 Create a function for storing additional images for product

Section 34: Delete Additional Images

Lecture 75 Create a table view for displaying images

Lecture 76 Delete additional image of product

Lecture 77 Create a function delete additional image

Section 35: Display additional images of product

Lecture 78 Displaying additional images of product

Section 36: Attributes

Lecture 79 Create a route update attribute

Lecture 80 Create a function edit attribute

Section 37: Fontawesome

Lecture 81 Add fontawesome to ecommerce website

Lecture 82 Display stock availability in details view

Section 38: Cart Table

Lecture 83 Create cart table

Lecture 84 Integrate cart form into detail page of product

Lecture 85 Create cart function

Section 39: UUID PACKAGE

Lecture 86 Create a route view cart

Lecture 87 Unstall package uuid

Lecture 88 Test out Cart function

Section 40: Display Image in Cart

Lecture 89 Display image of product in cart

Lecture 90 Delete a product form cart

Section 41: Cart Quantity

Lecture 91 Update cart quantity

Section 42: Section 42

Lecture 92 Display Total Price

Section 43: Coupons

Lecture 93 Create coupons table

Lecture 94 Create Coupon Model

Section 44: Datepicker

Lecture 95 Integrate datepicker

Section 45: First Coupon

Lecture 96 Create a function view coupons

Lecture 97 Create first coupon

Section 46: Edit Coupon

Lecture 98 Create edit coupon function

Lecture 99 Create a function coupon update

Lecture 100 Create a route update coupon

Section 47: Delete Coupon

Lecture 101 Create function delete coupon

Section 48: Coupon Function

Lecture 102 Create a route for applying coupon

Lecture 103 Create a function apply coupon

Section 49: Apply Coupon

Lecture 104 Apply First Coupon

Lecture 105 Display total cost with applied coupon

Section 50: Session Forget

Lecture 106 Add session forget to cart function

Section 51: Register User Function

Lecture 107 Create a function register a user

Section 52: Logout Route

Lecture 108 Create logout route

Section 53: Signup a User

Lecture 109 Sign up a user

Section 54: Client Account

Lecture 110 Create a function client account

Lecture 111 Create Account View

Lecture 112 Add loginfront middleware in routes

Section 55: Country Model

Lecture 113 Create Country Model

Lecture 114 Create countries table

Section 56: Update User Account

Lecture 115 Create a route update account

Lecture 116 Create a function update account

Lecture 117 Update user account

Section 57: Checkout View

Lecture 118 Create function checkout

Lecture 119 Create checkout view

Section 58: Add highlights to account page

Lecture 120 Redesign account page

Section 59: Invoice Address Table

Lecture 121 Create invoice address table

Section 60: Invoice Form

Lecture 122 Add javascript to checkout page

Lecture 123 Add Invoice form in checkout view

Lecture 124 Create Invoicestore function

Lecture 125 Create First Invoice

Section 61: Order Review Page

Lecture 126 Create a function to review an order

Lecture 127 Design orderreview

Section 62: Display Order in Cart View

Lecture 128 Add cart to order review page

Section 63: Display Coupon an Sum Total

Lecture 129 Display coupon and sum total information in order review

Section 64: PayPal Integration

Lecture 130 Install PayPal Package

Lecture 131 Create a route paypal payment

Lecture 132 Add paypal button in order review page

Lecture 133 Create a function for successful payment

Lecture 134 Make First Transaction With PayPal

Section 65: Display Cart Count

Lecture 135 Cart Count

Section 66: Section 66 Repository of the ECOM SHOP Course

Lecture 136 Ready files of the course

If you have basic knowledge of Laravel and you want to go to the next level - this course is definitely for you.

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