This presentation is a brief introduction to coding webpages. Let it serve as your jumping-off point for understanding the core technology frontend software developers use daily.
You'll especially enjoy this article if you're starting web frontend programming. You'll find this article useful if you want to better understand aspects of work that your technical teammates or customers do.
6. #2: HTML
“Hypertext Markup Language”
<h1>Pound Cake</h1>
<h2>American, traditional - dessert course</h2>
<div class="two-col-container">
<p>This is a cake traditionally made from one
pound each of: flour, sugar, butter, and eggs.</p>
<div class="preview-photo">
<img src=“cake.jpg"/>
</div>
</div>
7. #3: JavaScript
“More than scripting; Not related to Java”
const goButton = document.getElementById('order-now');
goButton.addEventListener('click', (event) => {
const zipInput = document.getElementById('zipcode');
alert(zipInput.value);
});
13. Extra Stuff for You
This deck: slideshare.net/KaDawg
Resources: linkedin.com/pulse/intro-coding-
webpage-ken-tabor
Code sample: github.com/KDawg/PoundCake
Playground: repl.it/@KDawgDFW/PoundCake
14. “The best thing a human being can
do is to help another human being
know more.”
-Charlie Munger