Web Development slides
17 slide sets by 16 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 10 Web Development slides, covering the World Wide Web, HTML, JavaScript and web services. University students and professional candidates can review web technologies, while school students can practise HTML and JavaScript and teachers can find ready-made material. Pick a slide set to get started.
Slides
More Web Development resources
About web development slides
GoConqr OriginalWhat the web development slides cover
These user-made presentations cover several parts of web development. World Wide Web / HTML introduces the content found on the web, while JavaScript Notes - Codecademy describes data types such as strings and numbers. Other slides cover AngularJS, the MVC pattern and RESTful web services with Express and mongoose.
Using slides to revise
Start with World Wide Web / HTML if you want an introduction to the web before looking at specific technologies. For JavaScript, use JavaScript - Eloquent JavaScript to review values and their types. Read a section, then put the slides aside and describe the terms in your own words.
If you want to check your recall after reading, switch to a quiz on the Web Development unit page. Flashcards can be useful when you want to revisit individual terms rather than a whole presentation. Choose a slide set that fits the topic you are studying.
Frequently asked questions
Which slide set is a good starting point?
World Wide Web / HTML is a useful place to start if you want an introduction to the web and its content. If you are already working on JavaScript, JavaScript Notes - Codecademy gives you a more focused starting point with strings and numbers.
Are these slides free to use?
Yes. Every slide set listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore presentations shared by other people studying and teaching web development.
What can I use after reading the slides?
The Web Development unit page also has quizzes and flashcards. A quiz can help you check what you recall from a presentation, while flashcards let you revisit individual terms. You can return to the slides when you want to read a topic in context again.