CS50W 2018 - Lecture 1 - HTML, CSS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

00:00:00 - Introduction
00:02:38 - Branching
00:17:20 - Remotes
00:19:53 - Forks
00:20:53 - Pull Requests
00:30:34 - HTML5
00:38:31 - CSS
00:55:57 - CSS Selectors
00:57:06 - Responsive Design
01:25:47 - Sass

This course picks up where Harvard University's CS50 leaves off, diving more deeply into the design and implementation of web apps with Python, JavaScript, and SQL using frameworks like Flask, Django, and Bootstrap. Topics include database design, scalability, security, and user experience. Through hands-on projects, students learn to write and use APIs, create interactive UIs, and leverage cloud services like GitHub and Heroku. By course's end, students emerge with knowledge and experience in principles, languages, and tools that empower them to design and deploy applications on the Internet.

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David J. Malan

[chrisownz]

This guy is very well spoken wow. I wish i had someone in my university that can teach like him. He can explain things so easily.

[priyamkakati]

One of the best young lecturer i have seen.Keep going brother you have a bright future ahead!

[coo]

I just like the way he respects every questions asked by his students (although all asked questions are great ) by saying great questions, great question though. He is really great teacher.

[jasonjahow]

just one very small hint:

in 43:05 the example of nested lists is not valid html: the nested ul has to be a decendant of a list item - so that this list item <li> is the parent container for the subordinate list <ul>.

[SingerDuoScreens]

Absolutely the best young lecturer I have seen, so much energy and very clean explanation.

[aniruddhsringeri]

SPOILER ALERT: He smiles at 1:43:22 😂

But on a slightly serious note, he is truly amazing, and one of the best teachers on the internet, on par with The David Malan (but font-family: sans-humor;)

[Maxternerd]

Absoluptly love this guy's pace and style of lecturing.

[Ayoutubeaccount]

just finished the first project, I'm hyped

[BekBrace]

Brilliant ! I love your energy and passion, you are one of the best lecturers that I've ever encountered in my career, keep it up Brian

[songhaysok]

really really hope and best young lecturer and after watch ur video i really want to coding

[DChess]

Brian you are an excellent instructor!

[mirknankazmzad]

Best tutorial for Git and CSS. Thanks!

[asmasismail]

the best lecture that i'v ever seen ! thanks for sharing

[Wildersport]

Good lectures so far, and a great way to pass the Coronavirus quarantine time, but where is the info on the projects?

[nikolakoval]

I'm sorry, I'm new to web development and I have a question. at 42:10, Brian shows an example of nested lists. The syntax differs from what is recommended in MDN Web Docs, according to which the nested list should be placed inside the <li> tag, but not between two items in the list. Why so, can someone explain?
(I used an auto-translator, don't beat me too much for my English)

[karips]

1:26:40 I think that CSS supports variables using 'Custom Properties'. It is tedious to use, but it does exist

[ugmugm]

love the lecture but fam.. those pants aint it!! keep up the good work

[gabim]

I do not think I agree with the idea of branching and merging as presented . Very compelling and enthusiastic presentation skills !

[UmeshKumar-vuuz]

He should teach patiently. It is his work and work should be done with patience.

[kiruraj]

I am one of the students in harverd university online course but it's difficult to contact you people