Ok guys i might sound a little stupid here but i need to make sure of this.
I am doing a complete course for web development on Udemy (warez disallowed) at the moment, i am nearly finished but as you can imagen all in one courses doesn't cover everything for each section.
So my plan is to get a course for each section for example; a course that just teaches HTML and CSS, a course that just teaches PHP etc..
I am just searching on java at the moment, but i cannot find anything for 'Java Webdevelopment' but what i find is 'Learn java' courses.
The question here is; The programing language 'Java' does it have different sections to learn for an individual purpose or the whole 'Java' language is used in the 'same' way on web development, web applications and programs?
Do you mean Javascript which is different to Java but you can implement java into your web apps
(Nov 29, 2015 06:32 AM)vaxo Wrote: Do you mean Javascript which is different to Java but you can implement java into your web apps
I am talking about the script code we use on html. I can leave the web application for later on.
why do you want to use java in web development ?? java is only used for servlets , learn php if you want to do real web development and try this channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/thenewboston
this is far better than Udemy (warez disallowed) & free :)
(Nov 29, 2015 06:36 AM)Br4v0 Wrote: why do you want to use java in web development ?? java is only used for servlets , learn php if you want to do real web development and try this channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/thenewboston
this is far better than Udemy (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed) & free :)
I think i am explaining the term wrong, its either java or jquery i dont know. but its got to do with java. Especially for creating responsive websites
(Nov 29, 2015 06:38 AM)Armagedon Wrote: I think i am explaining the term wrong, its either java or jquery i dont know. but its got to do with java. Especially for creating responsive websites
It is Javascript not java (two different things)
Nov 29, 2015 06:48 AM
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If you want to go to web development i will suggest you Html-> Css-> Bootstrap-> JavaScript-> jQuery -> Angularjs -> Node js
And for databases MongoDB
I am on JavScript at the moment and i am trying to get really good foundations in JS because Jquery angular and node are based on JavaScript .. If you need something you can ask me on PM i will help
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(Nov 29, 2015 06:48 AM)gua Wrote: If you want to go to web development i will suggest you Html-> Css-> Bootstrap-> JavaScript-> jQuery -> Angularjs -> Node js
And for databases MongoDB
I am on JavScript at the moment and i am trying to get really good foundations in JS because Jquery angular and node are based on JavaScript .. If you need something you can ask me on PM i will help
Well just done some research aswell ;
https://blog.Udemy (warez disallowed).com/jquery-vs-javascript/
Looks like javascript is a base to everything, but the thing is i can't find any javascript courses =/
(Nov 29, 2015 07:27 AM)Armagedon Wrote: Well just done some research aswell ;
https://blog.Udemy (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed).com/jquery-vs-javascript/
Looks like javascript is a base to everything, but the thing is i can't find any javascript courses =/
Best tutorial about javascript is on codeschool , belive me i was trying to understand JS on youtube tutorials and all that but with no success , and when i go to codeschool and go in courses i really understand it , if you dont have previous programming exp with codeschool you can easy be very good in JS , jQuery Ajax and JSON for one month if you practice 2-3 hours a day .. But you have to pay
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(Nov 29, 2015 07:46 AM)gua Wrote: Best tutorial about javascript is on codeschool , belive me i was trying to understand JS on youtube tutorials and all that but with no success , and when i go to codeschool and go in courses i really understand it , if you dont have previous programming exp with codeschool you can easy be very good in JS , jQuery Ajax and JSON for one month if you practice 2-3 hours a day .. But you have to pay
I've done codeschool, no good for me. Udemy (warez disallowed) get me going better but thanks for the advice.
(Nov 29, 2015 07:51 AM)Armagedon Wrote: I've done codeschool, no good for me. Udemy (warez disallowed) (warez disallowed) get me going better but thanks for the advice.
U got all courses ? and what courses you got ?
If you don't understand it on codeschool i don't think that you will understand it anywhere else :S
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(Nov 29, 2015 07:53 AM)gua Wrote: U got all courses ? and what courses you got ?
If you don't understand it on codeschool i don't think that you will understand it anywhere else :S
Yeah bro i got around 20x courses from the sale. Na Udemy (warez disallowed) is more on detail and its more of video not written and its got open discussions so its much more helpful.
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