The course enables you to master front-end web development with Angular 4. It helps you gain in-depth knowledge of concepts such as TypeScript, Bootstrap Grid System, Dependency Injections, SPA (Single Page Application), Directives, Forms, Pipes, Promises, Observables, and understand the testing of Angular 4 class.

"Learning a new framework can be daunting, but it's also exciting." - Together we will learn the basics of the PHP framework Laravel.

Now that you know the basics of Sass, it's time to put these new skills to work in the best way possible. Learning the 'best practices' for writing Sass will gain you admiration among your peers.

Being able to save or persist data within our apps is an important fundamental skill. It enables our users to save their work, remember their preferences, store all types of files for reuse, and more. These features are evident to some degree in almost every application. In this course, we will be learning about the different ways in which we can persist data in our apps. We will be creating an app which can make memes in order to learn about these different concepts. By the end, we will know what types of considerations come into play when developing an app with data persistence features.

If you're not sure where to begin when converting CSS over to Sass, this is the place to start. In this course, you'll learn how to convert a simple web project over to Sass (http://sass-lang.com/), the most widely used CSS preprocessor. This course aims to clear up common misconceptions about Sass, and help you fit Sass into your front-end workflow.

This course will introduce you how to set up your development environment on your local machine. We will take a deeper look at the Java technology and learn tips, tricks and best practices that will make you more productive.

Modules are an extremely powerful utility when coding in Ruby. Modules allow you to add behavior to classes, hold constants, add namespaces, and more.

In this course you will gain all the knowledge you will need to build an interactive command line program in C#. No prior programming experience is required. You'll create a program that keeps a running total of how much exercise you've done. In doing so you'll learn the basics of programming in C#.

Building a PHP-driven page is the first step in mastering PHP. The true power of PHP shines when you connect it to a data source like an API or a Database. To introduce you to databases, we'll use an example project -- a Personal Media Library application. We'll refactor this project by replacing an associative array with a database to provide a more robust and scalable tool to store the data in the media library. In the process, you'll learn how to use PDO -- a PHP extension to communicate with a database. You'll also learn about relational databases including how to search for data across multiple tables, as well as how to add common web site features like search forms and pagination.

Use JavaScript to build an RSVP web application. Many of the features you'll build are common to other web applications. When you're done programing the app, you'll have the basics you will need to build any client-side web app.