If you are already doing AngularJS 1.x and are looking to migrate to Angular then this is a perfect class for you. We are going to cover Angular from the ground up, so if you are already an advanced Angular developer, this may be too rudimentary.

For 20 years, web page layout has been a hack. We started with tables and moved on to floats. Finally, after years of development, CSS has gotten the layout options is needed from day one. Join master instructor Jen Kramer to learn the basics of Flexbox and Grid, including how they can be combined to create the most flexible and exciting responsive layouts in the history of the web.

Every developer has had the experience of being extremely frustrated by git. It’s a powerful tool, but it introduces terminology and concepts that aren’t intuitive. Come join Nina Zakharenko and learn the design philosophies and internal workings of git. Nina will show you how to supercharge your workflow to make working with git a breeze.

Every non-trivial web application needs to communicate with a server which introduces a whole range of challenging problems. RESTful applications are convenient because they all adhere to the same basic convention but tend to veer off into chaos when dealing with complex data models or a public API with competing interests. GraphQL gives us a query language that allows us to express complex transactions in simple and expressive queries that get executed in a single call to the server.

Mastering the command line and understanding servers are some of the more useful skills an engineer can have. All of the production code we write eventually ends up on a server so as frontend engineers, it’s important that we understand how servers work and how to seamlessly transition from the frontend to the backend.