This past month I’ve been working with an animation studio in Utah to help create a course on JavaScript for kid! It’s been a lot of fun! See the trailer here! https://vimeo.com/storyboxentertainment/review/408998377/d003cca7d9 https://vimeo.com/storyboxentertainment/review/408998377/d003cca7d9
I’ve released a new course on Udemy titled “Let’s JavaScript!”. This is a beginner’s course in JavaScript focusing on how to code by actually coding. Alot of work and planning has gone into planning the course. Though I enjoyed doing it at every step! As most of my course are project based ( Git at http://bit.ly/1hGJ2Ds , Handlebars at http://bit.ly/2lNu0Sa0. This is no different. The
This month sees 3 screencast tuts on Handlebars at SitePoint! With Javascript becoming more popular and a rising number of frameworks, libraries and dev tools available for JS developers, I’ve put across 3 screen-casts on Handlebars. Of which 2 are mini projects Templating is pretty useful: if you’re going to be working with large amounts of JSON data (example accessing data from a public API
I recently finished up Introduction to Git which is a Git course on Learnable. It’s a 2 hour project based course that takes you from knowing NO Git to working with Git locally on your computer and on Github as a means of version control. The course has 9 core project lessons and an introductory and conclusion lesson as well. The chunk of the course
I recently did a tutorial on coding a full width header video like on airbnb. I love how they’ve used a video in their header, it really does alot for their page and branding. The project itself isn’t hard to do, all you really need to know is how to use the video tag fromt HTML5 and incorporate it into twitter bootstrap’s framework
