Students need to understand HTML as it forms the basis for the modern web documents. Students need to have the right tools to work with and view code effectively, including version control and other command line tools. In short, students need an Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
Students will be able to give definitions of HTML, tags, attributes, and give examples of each. They will be able to describe how nested tags affect one another. Students will be able to use programs they install to write HTML and view it in a browser. They will be able to set up and configure their IDE.
- Learndot: RF: Toolbox (The flex remote toolbox differs from the standard toolbox workshop and should be completed before class)
The instructor will
- demonstrate
- using Github (e.g. create a repo, push, pull)
- navigating through terminal.
- creating a directory.
- adding files to that directory.
- opening an HTML file in an IDE and the browser.
- aid in installing fundamental toolbox tools:
- Text editor
- Git
- System package manager
- Shell
- give basic examples and definitions of all HTML concepts.