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Chapter-1 Introduction to HTML5
Introduction to HTML5
- Development Environment Setup
- What is HTML?
- Relevant History of HTML
- Anatomy of an HTML Tag
- Basic HTML Document Structure
- HTML Content Models
- Heading Elements (and some new HTML5 Semantic comments)
- Lists
- HTML Character Entity Reference
- Creating Links
- Displaying images
Chapter-2 Introduction of CSS3
Introduction of CSS3
- Power of CSS
- Anatomy of a CSS Rule
- Element, class and ID Selectors
- Combining Selectors
- Pseudo-class selectors
- Style placement
- Conflict resolution
- Styling Text
- The box model
- The background property
- Positioning Elements by floating
- Relative and absolute element positioning
- Media Queries
- Responsive Design
- Introduction to Twitter Bootstrap
- The Bootstrap Grid System
Chapter-3 Introduction of JavaScript
Introduction of JavaScript
- Adjusting Development Environment for JavaScript Development
- Where to place JavaScript code
- Defining variables, functions, and scope
- JavaScript Types
- Common Language Constructs
- Handling default values
- Creating objects using 'new Object()' syntax
- Creating objects using Object literal syntax
- Functions Explained
- Passing Variables by value Vs. by Reference
- Function constructors, prototype, and the ‘this’ keyword
- Array
- Closures
- Fake namespaces
- Immediately Invoked Function Expressions(IIFES)
Chapter-4 Using JavaScript to Build Web Applications
Using JavaScript to Build Web Applications
- DOM Manipulation
- Handling Events
- The ‘event’ Argument
- HTTP Basics
- Ajax Basics
- Processing JSON
- Fixing Mobile Nav Menu Automatic Collapse
- Dynamically Loading Home View Content
- Dynamically Loading Menu Categories View
- Dynamically Loading Single Category View
- Changing ‘active’ button style through JavaScript
Chapter-5 Introduction to PHP
Getting Started with PHP
- What is PHP?
- Why PHP?
- What Can PHP Do?
- How PHP Works
- Advantages of Using PHP
- Websites that Use PHP
- Download XAMPP/LAMP/WAMP/MAMP
- Install XAMPP on Windows
- Troubleshooting
- Coding Standards
- Basic Syntax
- Comments
- Variables
- Variable Scope
- $ and $$ Variables
- Super Global Variables
- var_dump
- Swap Two Numbers
- Constants
- Magic Constants
- Echo and Print
- Data Types
- Operators
- Arithmetic Operator
- Assignment Operator
- Comparison Operator
- Logical Operator
- Conditional Statements
- If Statement
- If-else Statement
- If-else if-else Statement
- Switch Statement
- Loop Statements
- while Loop
- do-while Loop
- for Loop
- for-each Loop
- Jump Statements
- Break Statements
- Continue Statements
Chapter-6 Beginner Level PHP
Beginner Level PHP
- Functions
- PHP Functions
- Parameterized Function
- Call by reference
- Call by Value
- Default Arguments
- Variable Arguments
- Recursive functions
- Arrays
- PHP Array
- Indexed Array
- Assosiative Array
- Nested Array
- Array Iterators
- PHP CAPTCHA
- Recursive functions
- String
- Numeric Functions
- isset Functions
- PHP Math
- Working with Date and Time
Chapter-7 Object Oriented
Object Oriented
- Class and Objects
- What is OOPs
- Class and objects
- Creating a simple class
- Creating an object
- Creating and accessing Properties
- Creating and accessing Constants
- Creating and accessing methods
- This keyword
- Constructors
- Initial parameter passing
- Inheritance
- Private and Protected Properties
- Static Properties and methods
- Advance Obeject Oriented
- Polymorphism
- Encapsulation
- Multiple Constructor, Destructor
- Final Keyword
- Interfaces
- Abstract Classes
Chapter-8 Implementing Forms
PHP Form Basics
- Why Forms Must
- How Forms Works
- GET vs POST
- Form Data and PHP
- Simple Registration
- Introduction
- Form Data Workflow
- Never Trust User Inputs
- Text Fields
- Check Boxes and Radio Buttons
- Selection Lists
- Buttons
- Image Buttons
- More Form Fields
- Introduction
- Validation Types
- Validating Forms
- Displaying error Messages
- Prefilling Text Fields
- Prefilling Checkboxes and Radio Buttons
- Prefilling Lists
- Finalize the code
Chapter-9 Cookies and Sessions in PHP
Understanding Sessions and Cookies
- Why Cookies and Sessions
- Introducing Cookies
- Introducing Sessions
- Creating Cookies
- Updating Cookies
- Deleting Cookies
- Best Practices for Cookies
- PHP Session Configuration and Functions
- Making Configuration Changes
- Initializing Session
- Destroying Session
- Using Session in Login Form
- Storing Session in Database
- Creating Custom SessionHandler
- Session Security Threats
- Session Security Measures
- Handling Session Security
Chapter-10 Authentication and Authorization
Authentication
- What is Authentication
- HTTP Authentication
- HTTP Basic Authentication
- HTTP Digest Authentication
- HTTP+HTML (Form Based) Authentication
- Form based Authentication
- Advantages/Disadvantages
- Implement Form Based Authentication
- What is Authorization
- ACL (Access Control Lists)
- What are the Access Control
- RBAC (Role Based Access Control)
- What is Role-based Access Control
- Advantages/Disadvantages
- Implement Role-based Access Control
- What are the JSON Web Tokens
- Advantages/Disadvantages
- Implement JSON Web Tokens in PHP
Chapter-11 Working with Databases
PHP and Relational databases
- Introduction
- PHP, MySQL and MariaDB
- PHP and Microsoft SQL Server
- PHP and MySQL
- PHP and MariaDB
- PHP and Azure SQL DB
- Introduction
- Configuring PDO for PHP
- Configuring MySQLi Database Integration
- Connecting to MySQL using PDO
- Connecting to MySQL using MySQLi
- Connecting to Azure using PDO
- No SQL Support in PHP
- New MongoDB Server for PHP
- Creating a Test MongoDB Database in Atlas
- Working with MongoDB in PHP
- Introduction
- Reading Data
- Updating Data
- Deleting Data
- Introduction
- Prerequisites
- Using the MySQLi Extensions
- Preventing SQL Injection
- Inserting Data
- Prepared Statements
- Registration page
- Login Page
- Web Site - Sample
Chapter-12 CLaravel Framework
Introducing Laravel
- Introduction
- Prerequisites for Laravel
- What is Laravel
- Installing Laravel and Creating a New Project
- Running a Development Server with Artisan CLI
- Running an Existing Laravel Application
- Defining Routes
- Creating Views
- Blade Templates
- Extending the Master Layout
- Naming Routes
- Serving Static Assets
- Implementing Active Links with Blade Directives
- Receiving Form Input with POST Routes
- Securing Input Data with CSRF Tokens
- Resolving Dependencies
- Flashing Session Data
- Validating User Inputs
- Showing Error Messages and Old Input
- Creating an Error Subview
- Grouping Routes and Views
- Handling Requests with Controller Actions
- CRUD Operations
- Creating Resource Controllers
- Implementing Resource Routes
- Setting up the Database
- Migrations and Models
- Creating the Post Model
- Saving Posts to the Database
- Passing Data to Blade Templates
- Checking for Empty collections
- Creating Cookie
- Retrieving Cookie
Chapter-13 Eloquent ORM
Eloquent ORM
- Errors and logging
- Errors
- Logging
Chapter-14 Localization
Localization
- Configuring the locale
- Defining translation strings
- Overriding package language files
Chapter-15 Session
Session
- Accession data
- Storing session data
- Deleting session data
Chapter-16 File Uploading
File Uploading
- Add controller
- Add routes
- Add blade file
- Upload a file using storage disk
Chapter-17 AJAX
AJAX
- Data connection
- Create migration and model
- Create controller
- Create add routes
- Create blade file
- Create layout
Chapter-18 Error Handling
Error Handling
- Introduction
- Configuration
- The exception handler
- Reporting exception
- Exception log levels
- Ignoring exceptions by type
- Rendering exceptions
- Reportable & renderable exceptions
Chapter-19 HTTP Exception
HTTP Exception
- HTTP custom error pages
Chapter-20 Event Handling
Event Handling
- Introduction
- Registering events & listeners
- Defining event
- Queued event listeners
- Dispatching event
- Event subscribers
Chapter-21 Facades
Facades
- Introduction
- When to use facades
- How facades work
- Real time facades
- Façade class reference
Chapter-22 Security
Security
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Email verification
- Encryption
- Hashing
- Password reset
Chapter-23 CakePHP
Installation
- CakePHP structure
- Setup your own web server
- Install CakePHP
- CakePHP naming conventions
- Create custom layout
- Create Controller
- Get data from Database
- Insert data
- Data validation
- Delete data
- Linking models together
- CakePHP Helpers
- CakePHP Components
- Pagination
- Ajax in CakePHP
Chapter-24 YII
Basics
- Introduction to MVC
- Model
- View
- Controller
- Passing data to view from controller
- Partial view
- Understanding layout
- Passing data to layout with params
- Passing data to layout with session
- Passing data to partial view
- Changing advanced website template
- Changing basic website template
- Replicating basic template on advanced
- Enable pretty URL
- Setup .htaccess file
- Passing parameters to URL
- Retrieving parameters from URL
- Remove parameter title from URL to look pretty
- HTML Helpers - Tags
- HTML Helpers - ActiveForm
- HTML Helpers - Img, Link
- HTML Helpers - UI, OI
- HTML Helpers - Form 1
- HTML Helpers - Form 2
- URL Helpers 1
- URL Helpers 2
- Array Helpers - Intro, getValue
- Array Helpers - Validate Array
- Array Helpers - getColumn, Index, map
- Array Helpers - multiSort, isIn, merges
- Connecting to database
- Migration
- Multiple database connections
- Signup
- Login
- Check authentication in views
- Logout
- Add more fields to signup
- Controller authentication
- Controller authentication 2
- Separate frontend and backend login table
- Insert record
- Read all record from table
- Read one record from table
- Update record
- Delete record
- Authenticate active record actions
- Faker
- Read all data in a table
- Filter columns and set conditions of data
- Order post, count and limit posts to be fetched at a time
- View post details
- Sluggable id
- Connect model to another database
- Creating widgets
- Gridview
- GridView - Format column
- GridView - ActionColumn
- Listview
- DetailviewPagination
- PJax - Inserting record
- Generating model
- Generating controller
- Generating form
- Generating CRUD
- Generating module
- Generate CRUD to module
- Generating model from second database
- HasOne relations
- HasMany relations
- File upload
- Upload multiple files
- Display post image
- Installing FileInput extension using composer
- Installing TinyMCE with composer.json
- Password
- Generate pseudorandom data
- Data encryption and decryption
- Setup error page
- Extract error code and message
- Understand error debugging
- Log
- Enable or disable error debugger
- Configure application to production environment
- Reconfiguring frontend file structure
- Reconfiguring backend file structure
- Push files to server
- Configure application to live database
- .htaccess
Chapter-25 Projects
Chapter-26 HTML Overview
HTML Overview
- HTML Overview
- HTML Editing Tools
- Document Structure
- HTML Tags
- Information browsers ignore
- Specifying Color in HTML
- Setting up an HTML document
- Using Tags
- Formatting Text
- Introduction to frames
- Horizontal rules
- The Image basics
- The IMG tag and its attributes
- Media queries
- Introduction to tables
- Affecting table appearance
- Table troubleshooting
- Standard table templates
- Multipart images in tables
- The basic form (FORM)
- The FORM elements
- The New FORM attibutes (HTML 0.4)
- Affecting The appearence form
- Unconventional use of Form
Chapter-27 Basic styling of web pages using CSS3
Basic Styling of Web Pages using CSS3
- Basic styling of web pages using CSS3
- Concept of CSS
- Creating Style Sheet
- CSS Properties
- Setting up the initial HTML and CSS files
- Using the inline block value
- Changing a Table to Use Display block
- Adding Small screen content Element
- Introduction
- Border properties
- Padding Properties
- Margin properties
- RWD Introduction
- RWD Viewport
- RWD Gridview
- RWD Media Queries
- RWD Images
- RWD Videos
- RWD Frameworks
- RWD Templates
- CSS Animation
- CSS Animation property
- Delay an Animation
- Run Animation in reverse Direction or Alternate Cycles
- The speed curve of the Animation
- The fill-mode of an Animation
- How to Build the Navigation Bar
- How to Build the Showcase Section
- How to Build the Lower Section
- How to Build the Footer Section
- How to Make the page responsive
Chapter-28 Introduction to ASP.Net MVC
Introduction to ASP.NET MVC
- What is ASP.NET MVC
- What are the differences between ASP.NET Forms and ASP.NET MVC?
- History of ASP.NET MVC
- Creating an ASP.NET MVC Application
- The Architecture of ASP.NET MVC Internet Application
- ASP.NET MVC Folder Conventions
- ASP.NET MVC Introduction
- ASP.NET MVC vs. ASP.NET Web Forms
- Advantages of ASP.NET MVC
- ASP.NET MVC Architecture
- ASP.NET MVC Version History
- Creating First ASP.NET MVC Application
- ASP.NET MVC File and Folder Structure
- Layout, Sections, and View Start
- Controllers in ASP.NET MVC Application
- Views in ASP.NET MVC
- Models in ASP.NET MVC
- View Data in ASP.NET MVC
- View Bag in ASP.NET MVC
- Strongly Typed Views in ASP.NET MVC
- View Model in ASP.NET MVC
- Temp Data in ASP.NET MVC
Chapter-29 Controllers
Chapter 29: Controllers
- What is a Controller and what is Use of It?
- Overview of routing engine
- Creating controllers
- Return types of Action Methods and Their Purpose
- What is a view and what is use of it?
- View engines. ASPX Engine and Razor View Engine
- Razor View Engine syntax
- Partial views
- What is Partial Views? What is the use of it?
- Creating partial views
- Using Partial Views
- What is a Model and what is the use of a Model?
- Types Of Models
- Creating Data Model
Chapter-30 Html Helpers
Html Helpers
- What is Html Helper and what is the use of it?
- Creating Html Helpers
- Strongly Typed Html Helpers
- Template Html Helpers
- Creating custom Html Helpers
- Creating submit button html helper
- Creating TagBuilder Html Class
- Using HtmlTextWriter Class
- What is data Annotation and what is the use of it?
- Data Annotation Attributes in ASP.NET MVC
- Annotation Attributes from System.Web.Mvc Namespace
- Custom Error Messages and Localization
- Display and Edit Annotations
Chapter-31 CRUD Operations on Database using ASP.Net MVC
CRUD Operations on Database using ASP.Net MVC
- What are CRUD Operations
- How To Implement CRUD Operations With ASP.Net MVC
- What is a Filter and What is the Use Of A Filter
- Applying Filters To Controllers And Actions
- Authorization Filter
- Exception Filter
- Using Action Filter
- Using Result Filter
- Using Global Filter
- What is URL Routing and what are Advantages of It?
- Creating and Registering a Route
- Defining Default Values
- Using Static URL Segments
- Route Ordering
- Defining Optional URL Segments
- Defining Variable Length Routes
Chapter-32 Master Pages and Layout Pages
Master Pages and Layout Pages
- What is a Master Page and what is a Layout Page?
- Purpose of Master Page or Layout Page
- Creating Layout Pages
- What is Caching? What is Use of Caching?
- Using Output Cache Attribute
- Varying Output By Parameter
- Using Cache Profiles
- Using The Cache API
- Creating Users and Roles
- Using the Web Site Administration Tool
- Using the Web Site Administration Tool
- Using the Account Controller
- Authorizing Users
- Using the Authorize Attribute
- Using the User Property
- Configuring Membership
- Configuring the Membership Database
- Configuring Membership Settings
- Using the Membership and Role Manager API
- Using Windows Authentication
- Configuring Windows Authentication
- Authenticating Windows Users and Groups
Chapter-33 jQuery
JQuery Basics
- Introduction
- JQuery Syntax
- JQuery Selectors
- JQuery Hide/Show
- JQuery Fade
- JQuery Slide
- JQuery Stop()
- JQuery Callback()
- JQuery Get/Set
- JQuery Add/Remove
- JQuery CSS Classes
- Web Hosting Basics
- Types of Hosting Packages
- Registering domains
- Defining Name Servers
- Using Control Panel
- Creating Emails in Cpanel
- Using FTP Client
Chapter-34 Exception Handling in ASP.NET MVC
Exception Handling in ASP.NET MVC
- Introduction to Exception Handling in MVC
- HandleError
- HTTP Errors
- Application_Error
- Routing in ASP.NET MVC
- Creating Custom Routes in ASP.NET MVC
- Route Constraints in ASP.NET MVC
- Attribute Routing in ASP.NET MVC
- NET MVC Attribute Routing with Optional Parameter
- Route Prefix in ASP.NET MVC Attribute Routing
- Route Constraints in ASP.NET MVC Attribute Routing
- Default Route and Route Name in Attribute Routing
Chapter-35 ASP.NET MVC - Database (SQL Server and MySQL)
Chapter 35: ASP.NET MVC – Database (SQL Server and MySQL)
- Entity Framework in ASP.NET MVC
- Action Link HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
- Working with Multiple Tables in ASP.NET MVC using Entity Framework
- ASP.NET MVC – Database (SQL Server and MySQL)
- Business Objects as Model in ASP.NET MVC
- FormCollection in ASP.NET MVC
- Model Binding in ASP.NET MVC
- UpdateModel and TryUpdateModel in ASP.NET MVC
- Editing a Model in ASP.NET MVC
- Unintended Updates in ASP.NET MVC
- Bind Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
- Model Binding Using Interface
- Deleting Database Records in ASP.NET MVC
- CRUD Operations using Entity Framework
- Customizing Auto Generated Index and Create Views
- Customizing Auto Generated Edit View
- Performing CRUD Operation using Entity Framework and MySQL Database
- HTML Helpers in ASP.NET MVC
- Text Box HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
- Drop Down List HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
- Radio Button HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
- Check Box HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
- List Box HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
- Editor HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
- Password Field and Hidden Field HTML Helper in ASP.NET MVC
- Template Helpers in ASP.NET MVC
- Customizing Template Helpers in ASP.NET MVC
- Custom HTML Helpers in ASP.NET MVC
- Attributes in ASP.NET MVC
- Action Selectors in ASP.NET MVC
- Action Verb Selector in ASP.NET MVC
- Non-Action Selector in ASP.NET MVC
- Data Annotations in ASP.NET MVC
- Required and StringLength Attribute in MVC
- Regular Expression Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
- Range Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
- Custom Validation Attribute in MVC
- DataType and Compare Attributes in ASP.NET MVC
- Validation Message and Validation Summary in ASP.NET MVC
- Remote Validations in ASP.NET MVC
- Remote Validation in ASP.NET MVC when JavaScript is Disabled
- Fluent Validations
- Action Results in ASP.NET MVC
- View Result and Partial View Result in MVC
- JSON Result in ASP.NET MVC
- JavaScript Result in ASP.NET
- File Result in ASP.NET MVC
- Content Result in ASP.NET MVC
- Empty Result in ASP.NET MVC
- Redirect, RedirectToRoute and RedirectToAction in ASP.NET MVC
- Status Results in ASP.NET MVC
- Partial Views in ASP.NET MVC
- Different Ways to Render Partial View in ASP.NET MVC
- Razer View Syntax in MVC
Chapter-36 Service Pattern and Repository Pattern
Service Pattern and Repository Pattern
- Service Pattern
- Architecture with Service Pattern
- Dependency Injection
- Repository Pattern
- Filters in ASP.NET MVC
- Exception Filter in ASP.NET MVC
- Custom Exception Filter in ASP.NET MVC
- Error Pages Based on Status Code in ASP.NET MVC
- ChildActionOnly Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
- OutputCache Attribute in MVC
- VaryByParam Location and CacheProfiles in OutputCache Attribute in MVC
- Custom OutputCache Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
- ValidateInput Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
- RequireHttps Attribute in ASP.NET MVC
- Custom Action Filters in ASP.NET MVC
- Filter Overrides in ASP.NET MVC
- Authorization Filter in ASP.NET MVC
- Custom Authorization Filter in MVC
- Custom Authentication Filter in MVC
- Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET MVC
- Forms Authentication in ASP.NET MVC
- Role-Based Authentication in ASP.NET MVC
- Role-Based Menus in MVC
- Create an ASP.NET MVC 5 App with Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google OAuth2 Sign-on
- Create a secure ASP.NET MVC 5 web app with log-in, email confirmation, and password reset
- NET MVC 5 app with SMS and email Two-Factor Authentication
- XSRF/CSRF Prevention in ASP.NET MVC and Web Pages
- Preventing Open Redirection Attacks (C#)
- Intro to Asp.Net Identity
- Creating ApplicationUser, Store, and Manager
- Configuring Roles
- Understanding ViewModel
- Register Page
- Login Page
- Logout
- MyProfile Page
- What is Area and Creating "Admin" Area
- Manager Area
- Manage Users by Admin
Chapter-37 ASP.NET MVC – Advanced
ASP.NET MVC – Advanced
- ASP.NET MVC Life Cycle
- Bundling and Minification
- Memcached
- Redis
- Memcached vs Redis
- Logging in ASP.NET MVC
- Area in ASP.NET MVC
- Working with Excel, PDF, and Image Files
- Profile and debug your ASP.NET MVC app with Glimpse
- Using Asynchronous Methods in ASP.NET MVC
- NET MVC Deployment
- Migrating ASP.NET MVC Applications to Windows Containers
- Introduction to ASP.NET Web API
- Creating ASP.NET Web API Application
- Configuring a Web API
- Web API Controllers
- How to add Swagger in Web API
- How to use Fiddler to test Web API
- How to use POSTMAN to test Web API
- ASP.NET Web API using SQL Server
- Content Negotiation in Web API
- Media Type Formatter in Web API
- How to Implement GET Method in Web API
- How to Implement POST Method in Web API
- How to Implement PUT Method in Web API
- How to Implement the DELETE Method in Web API
- Custom Method Names in Web API
- Parameter Binding in Web API
- Consuming Web API Service From jQuery
- Calling Web API Service in a Cross Domain Using jQuery AJAX
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing in WEB API
- NET Web API Routing
- Routing Variations in WEB API
- Routing and Action Selection in Web API
- NET Web API Attribute Routing
- Optional Parameters in Web API Attribute Routing
- Route Prefix in Web API
- Web API Attribute Routing Route Constraints
- Route Names and Route Orders in Attribute Routing
- Introduction to Action Filters and Return Types
- Overview of Action Filters
- Simple Example of an Action Filter
- Example of a Client-side Caching Action Filter
- Overview of Action Method Return Types
- Return Types Part 1: The Traditional Model
- Return Types Part 2: The I HttpActionResult Model
- Example of Model Validation in an Action Filter
- Example of Model Validation in an Action Filter
Chapter-38 Authentication Filters
Authentication Filters
- Introduction to Authentication Filters
- Creating a Basic Authentication Filter from the Template
- Creating a Custom JSON Web Token (JWT) Authentication Filter
- Implement an API Key Authentication Filter
- Overriding the Authentication Filter List
- Overview of Authorization Filters
- The Authorize and AllowAnonymous Attributes
- Example of a RequireHttps Authorization Filter
- Example of a RequireClaims Authorization Filter
Chapter-39 ASP.NET WEB API – Security
ASP.NET WEB API – Security
- Authentication and Authorization in Web API
- NET Web API Basic Authentication
- HTTP Message Handlers in WEB APL
- Basic Authentication using Message
- HTTP Client Message Handler in Web API
- Taken Based Authentication in Web API
- Client Validation Using Basic Authentication in Web API
- Refresh Token in Web API
- Consume Refresh Token in C# Client
- HMAC Authentication in Web API
- JWT Authentication
- Web API Versioning Using URI
- Web API Versioning using Query String Parameter
- Web API Versioning Using Custom Header
- Web API Versioning Using Accept Header
- Web API Versioning Using Custom Media Types
- Web API Hosting
- Enable SSL in Visual Studio Development Server
- Enable HTTPS in Web API
- Caching in ASP.NET Web API
- Logging in ASP.NET Web API
- Fluent Validations
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Participants will engage in real-world projects such as developing native mobile and desktop applications, integrating front-end and back-end technologies, and deploying applications to cloud platforms.
Will I receive a certificate upon completion of the course?
Yes, participants will receive a certificate of completion from Elysium Academy. This certificate validates their skills in full stack native development.
How long is the course, and how much time should I dedicate weekly?
The course duration is typically 8-12 weeks. It is recommended to dedicate around 10-15 hours per week to coursework, including lectures, labs, and self-study.
Is there support available after I complete the course?
Yes, our instructors and support team are available to provide guidance and answer any questions you may have even after the course has ended. Additionally, we offer resources for ongoing learning and professional development.
How does the Elysium Certified Full Stack Native Programmer certification benefit my career?
The certification enhances your credibility and demonstrates your expertise in native application development. It opens up various job opportunities, increases earning potential, and is highly valued by employers in the tech industry.
- Elysium Certified Full Stack Native Programmer - Training Course
- Duration: 180 Hrs
- Level: Beginner
- Days: 180 Days
- Chapters: 39
- Language: English
- Certifications: Yes
- Code: EAPL/TESBO/TSTC03
- Course Code: EATFN
- Sub Category: Full Stack Development Training Course
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Full Stack Developer, and what will I learn in this course at Elysium Academy?
A Full Stack Developer is proficient in both front-end (client-side) and back-end (server-side) development, enabling them to build complete web applications. At Elysium Academy, our Full Stack Developer course covers technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node.js, MongoDB, and more, along with hands-on projects to ensure you gain practical experience.
Do I need prior coding experience to enroll in Elysium Academy Full Stack Developer course?
No prior coding experience is required! Our course is designed for both beginners and those with some programming knowledge. Elysium Academy provides step-by-step guidance to help you start from scratch and become proficient in full-stack development.
How long does it take to complete the Full Stack Developer course at Elysium Academy?
The duration of the course varies depending on whether you choose our part-time or full-time option. Typically, the course can be completed in [3] months for full-time students and [5] months for part-time learners. Flexible learning schedules are available to fit your lifestyle.
What kind of career support does Elysium Academy offer after I complete the Full Stack Developer course?
Elysium Academy offers comprehensive career support, including job placement assistance, interview coaching, resume building, and access to a network of hiring partners. Our goal is to help you transition smoothly into a rewarding career in tech.
What real-world projects will I work on during the Full Stack Developer course?
You will work on multiple real-world projects such as building fully functional websites, web applications, and RESTful APIs. These projects will help you apply the skills you’ve learned and create a portfolio that demonstrates your capabilities to potential employers.
