HTML & CSS Full Course | Web Development for Beginners

[@Smoljames]

Cheers for watching 💛 Get hired faster with a better resume @ www.hyr.sh

[@JustSomeGuyWithNoMaidens]

Family is on hard times and I decided the best way to get them out of it is to learn code while I'm in my early 20s and get a job. Thanks for making this video. Hope my life looks completely different this time next year. (Or earlier if possible)

[@ap_dreezy3019]

Youve got this. Stay at it

[@Smoljames]

Make sure you check out the roadmap my broski :P I believe in you!

[@TriumphantGideonUbuake]

Bro you completely changed my life. Thanks

[@MrTyjustu]

Leaving a comment just to boost this even more! Just got finished with this and can't believe that I'm actually writing code and (somewhat) understanding it! Thank you for doing this!

[@sadyeehawww]

Hey man, just wanted to say I think its amazing you're posting all of this for free. You could've easily charged money for this, but you're giving back to others and I can't thank you enough. Im going to be working on this while I'm in school to get my Bachelors degree, and cant wait to see where I'll be in a year or so. Cheers :) PS: FOR THE HORDE!

[@Smoljames]

Appreciate the comment home slice :) Glad you're finding the channel/videos helpful - it's comment like these that are the reason I do it! Also alliance all the way ;)

[@RobertZachner]

No HTML specification allows p in button, browsers don’t enforce it though. But generally you’re not allowed to put block elements inside the inline ones. The content model of button element is phrasing content (with no interactive content descendant). And the p can only be used where flow content is expected. An alternative is getting rid of the p element, and instead using a span element with display: block; 😊 thanks for the course

[@Smoljames]

That's an excellent point! Very well spotted and thanks for calling that out :D I'll be sure to adopt that in future!

[@raveraxo]

You are a gem. Thank God I found you. ❤❤❤

[@Realharshagarwal]

Brother can you please upload a portfolio tutorial minimal ui including backend such email js stuff with new technologies... btw amazing tutorial

[@therealtrabo]

Thanks for the video! Just finished it and finished my web portfolio build, few more things I want to tweak to make it really my own, but I'm very happy with the results so far! I'm gonna try to stick to your roadmap :)

[@RareJunt]

Starting your roadmap today. Giving myself 6-7 months to double down. Will update this section when I get a job. 💪🏽

[@Smoljames]

Love to hear it home slice :)

[@25Lipee]

How is it going so far?

[@RareJunt]

@@25Lipee Had to take a break due to personal things. But I am getting back on track again! Currently almost done with this course, going to review it to get familiar and continue 👍🏽

[@Palesa_B]

Project based learning was all I needed! SmolJames you are awesome! I am so impressed with how everything is clearly explained and easy to follow. For anyone interested in actually coding a website instead of having to understand broad concepts that you have no idea about -This is the first step, working on practical level will help you adopt all of the necessary terms. Great tutorial.

[@Smoljames]

Cheers for the kind words :) Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@PeterEide]

This gonna blow up

[@anjogenow]

With being stuck 5-6 years in tutorial hell, I decided to humble myself and start from scratch. Lets see how this goes!

[@Smoljames]

You got this my friend! If you have any questions along the way be sure to ask :P

[@turtle8428]

I couldn't help but notice that the beginning of Chapter-1 correlates with FreeCodeCamp's Cat-Photo-App. Brilliant Insight bruv

[@huskal8386]

Im trying your roadmap right now! Hope my motivation don't wear off lol

[@Smoljames]

You got this!

[@DaveYemi]

Thanks bro. This helped me so much

[@Smoljames]

Love to hear it homeslice :)

[@santiagogomez2931]

Today I start. In less than 10 months i will land my first developer Job mark my words

[@jimmybernaez6260]

Bro thanks for this amazing material : )

[@Smoljames]

My pleasure home slice :)

[@nateskepple5886]

Hi, James. Can you tell me how to get the greater than/less than brackets to be a different color from the commands inside them?

[@Smoljames]

@@nateskepple5886 I think you'll be referring to the vscode theme! I use the freecodecamp theme for vscode which can be installed within the extensions tab. There's a bunch of other themes you can try too though!

[@nateskepple5886]

@@Smoljames Ah, thank you. Great content by the way! This is the first time I've considered learning coding and you're making it easily digestible and understandable.

[@MerridethHawk]

Complete newbie here!! Do you have an opinion or video recommendation on what type of laptop/desktop to use? I only have Mac laptops and am curious if that is a detriment to beginning? Thanks in advance!!

[@Smoljames]

Any laptop is good for programming - just whatever you can get your hands on. I personally use mac tho :P

[@adascomputers]

How can I move the tag inside the using a shortcut in Visual Studio Code? 182 Github Repositories 268 folowers 752 Commits this year

[@Smoljames]

All my vs code shortcuts are covered in this video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnvVaoywZ5J2nKM

[@adascomputers]

@@Smoljames Thank you very much. The problem is that on windows dont work all the shortcuts. and the one with the cursor something like this cursor in front of i tag...moved inside of the div tag. Thank you!

[@Smoljames]

@@adascomputers I think the one that swaps lines could be helpful. If I recall if you click the line you want to move and you hold alt + the up and down arrow keys depending on which lines you want to swap

[@rikjinny763]

Love your content, will you be covering Java in the future?

[@Smoljames]

Haha we'll see!

[@wideunicorn722]

You're the fucking man, awesome stuff!

[@drgerman772]

Hello, James! Thank you for this amazing resource! Will there be a Javascript tutorial in the future? I am a medical doctor from a struggling country and I want to become a software developer.

[@Smoljames]

There already is! See the roadmap :P www.smoljames.com/roadmap

[@aniketchandivkar7924]

So After completing this course should I directly go to tailwind or build some 1-2 html css projects? Help will be appreciated😇

[@Smoljames]

I think it's totally up to you :D If you want to try tailwindCSS then by all means give it a shot! Either is great

[@46aniketchandivkar82]

@@Smoljames Actually you know better so What do you say should I practice more css or go to tailwind css? As whatever you taught in this video is crystal clear to me now!!! Once Again Thank you!!😇

[@Smoljames]

@@46aniketchandivkar82 Then definitely give tailwindCSS a try :D I think it's a great skill to have for building applications super fast!

[@Anonymous24s_]

when i went through this for the second project everything went well for me the HTML part but CSS messed up my page layout does this mean i need to use alternative codes from what you did

[@Smoljames]

It just means there's an error in your code somewhere :) you will have written something different to what I have

[@yzarocode]

yo dude just checking should i watch this if im only 14? i wanna be a web dev

[@Smoljames]

You're welcome to try my friend :D If you have any questions you can leave them on the GitHub and we can help you through it!

[@Mr.MalyaleeContemplator]

Are you related to James Bond!

[@turtle8428]

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