Learn By Example: The Foundations of HTML, CSS & Javascript (Udemy.com)

This is a basic, a fundamental class. +++ Excellent selection of the topics; +++ Excellent way of making points. As a fundamental class this course is super, super good. This is really showing the fundamental structure underlying html css and js. As a fundamental class these are phantastic lectures.

No words. I am registered to other courses from loony corn too. And every one of them is the best one can find in udemy. I love this course. From the content, inter activeness, delivery style, everything is so much more engaging. And the actual content is very concise, clear and effective. I am really happy that this has been one of the best investments in my life.

All in all a very good course that does what it sets to do - give you the foundations of HTML, CSS and Javascript. It is a good pace and engaging. I found the section on functions a little confusing and repetitive and would have liked to see a bit more upfront explanation as to why different function types are used with more practical applications. However, stick with it and it becomes clearer later. Disappointing response to Q&As though.

Everyone should have at least 3+ Loony Corn courses in their file. They pull back the hood and tear off the onion skin to show what really goes on underneath. Great course. The only issue is the volume of the speakers, if they could some how record their voice louder in the future that would be great. We can turn down the volume but we cannot turn it up if it is recorded too softly. But hey, we have head phones.

NEW versions! The course name does not specify the versions being discussed, but they are new ones. For example, it is HTML 5 (not 4.01), etc. The content was created AT A MINIMUM of Feb 2016 (in the first 10 lectures, there are references to the 2016 US Presidential election, the 2016 Grammy awards etc.). Just wanted to note that because I was worried when I bought the course that - because it doesn't list versions - it would be outdated (maybe an author updated 1 thing recently and that led Udemy to indicate a recent date). Apart from that, the course is very good. However, for someone already familiar with the topics, the pace is slow.

the visuals are very good, decent examples that explain the topic well. the idea seems to be, to take the trainee from nothing to everything, this may put off people with some knowledge in the topic already. one of the trainer keeps repeating the same thing repetitively! why not consider giving a gist of each session during the start or end of each session?

The course gives very solid foundation on HTML, CSS, and Javascript. The course points out to the differences as compared to other languages (Java, C++), which is very good. The videos were a bit of slow pace for me as an experienced programmer, so instead of watching each video I chose to read the slides, which turned out to be very helpful and saved me a lot of time.

This is a course which explains the concepts behind each topic in detail and very very clearly. The way the concepts are explained are so good that the concepts stay in. The examples are concise and back up each concept very comprehensively. There is no rushing through in this course. For anyone getting into web development this course is a must for understanding the fundamentals in the clearest way possible. Hopefully the creators of this course keep it updated and keep building on it in the future.

Clear step by step explanations, but with a lot of repetition of material that can really bog things down in places. Be aware that the accents of the teachers are strong, which requires careful listening for a non-Indian.

I know most of this course material, but I’ve picked it up at work in a scattershot fashion. I really appreciate that this class grounds the student in the fundamentals of HTML CSS and JavaScript. Most courses will immediately jump to advanced topics (JQuery, CSS) before proper background in JavaScript and HTML is established.