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Introduction to Web Development
  • Introduction To Web Development
  • Tools
    • Notes: Web Development Process
    • Notes: Replit
    • Notes: GitHub
    • Notes: Replit + GitHub Integration
    • GitHub Pages Hosting
  • Week 1: HTML
    • Notes: HTML
    • Notes: Working With Images
    • Project: Hello World
    • Project: Subject of Interest
  • Week 2: CSS
    • Notes: CSS
    • Using CSS for Layout
      • Notes: Box Model
      • Notes: Flexbox
      • Notes: Responsive Layout
    • Project: Styling Subject of Interest
    • Project: Image Gallery
  • Week 3: JavaScript and HTML Forms
    • Notes: JavaScript
    • Notes: Processing HTML Forms with JavaScript
    • Project: Dynamic Style Change
    • Project: Mad Libs
  • Week 4: Web Site Using Bootstrap
    • Notes: Anatomy of a URL
    • Notes: Content
    • Notes: Bootstrap
    • Notes: Overriding Bootstrap
    • Notes: Favicons
    • Notes: License
    • StartBootstrap Templates
    • Project: Bootstrap Website
  • Wrap Up
  • Videos
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Week 3: JavaScript and HTML Forms

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Both front-end and back-end code use JavaScript. It is the most popular computer language in the world. It is versatile and easy to learn. There is a large community of JavaScript developers who are continually teaching each other how to master the language and sharing innovations in its use. In this course, you'll use it to make your web page dynamic and interactive.

Much of the activity on the web involves collecting and disseminating data. Web forms are created using HTML, and the entered data is pulled from the document using JavaScript. JavaScript has many functions and data structures that simplify working with data.

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