Code

Code

1. Intro to Web Concepts

   • HTML: Hyper Text Markup Language - The code structure used to convey the content of a web site CSS: Cascading Style Sheets - A language used to describe the presentation of the content
   • WYSIWYG
     • What You See Is What You Get - A type of editing software meant to be used by those who don't know how to code WYSIWYG code editors make general assumptions about what you intended to write which often is not accurate or best They make the job of professionals muchmore difficult when the code is written poorly and filled with junk To truly understand what you are building, you need to learn the fundamental components Once you know how to code by hand, there are no limits to what you can build!
   • IDE
     • IDE: Integrated Development Environment - Software meant to support the entire development process, often including compilation for a server-side language
   • CMS
     • CMS: Content Management System - A program that allows publishing, editing, and modifying content as well as maintenance from a central interface
   • API
     • API: Application Programming Interface - An easy-to-use interface or set of tools made available to access a complex application
   • IP Address
     • IP Address: Internet Protocol Address - A unique address for a computer or a server. Some IP Addresses are only unique to the network they are on while others are completely unique
   • DNS
     • DNS: Domain Name Service - A directory that associates domain names with host IPs to allow users to connect to web sites via URLs
   • SEO
     • SEO: Search Engine Optimization - The process of increasing your web site's perceived value to search engine algorithms, raising its rank in search results
   • Web 2.0
     • Web 2.0: Buzzword generally describing a trend towards interactivity, rich media, and social engagement in web design
   • Web Standards
     • WEB STANDARDS In general, this means a site should: Have valid HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Meet accessibility standards Meet semantic guidelines Have valid meta data Have proper character encoding

2. We NEED

   • simple text/code editor
     • SublimeText, Notepad, or TextWrangler to write your code
   • Web Browser
     • Chrome, Firefox, or Safari  to test your code
   • FTP
     • An FTP (file transfer protocol) client such as WinSCP, Cyberduck, or CoffeeCup FTP to get files from your computer to the server. Many are free.
   • Image Editor
     • Optionally, an image editor such as IrfanView, Gimp, or Photoshop to edit images which will be used on the web site.

3. Web Accessibility

   • http://webaim.org/

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