Bootstrap 3.1: Fundamentals
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Course Syllabus(70 Lessons)
Course Description
This course provides participants with the fundamental knowledge necessary to use Bootstrap.
Bootstrap is a client side CSS framework. It is the most popular front-end framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web.
The course begins with an introduction that explains how to install Bootstrap, and goes into Bootstrap CDN.
Next, you will learn about Base CSS . You will be provided with lessons on grids, topography, tables, forms, buttons, helpers, and updating the blog site.
Then you will learn about components. Participants will learn about input, navigation, labels, badges, breadcrumbs, headers, panels, and thumbnails.
Lastly, the course ends by covering JavaScript. This section provides lessons on modals, ScrollSpy, Affix, Tooltips, Popovers, and updating the blog.
Bootstrap is a client side CSS framework. It is the most popular front-end framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web.
The course begins with an introduction that explains how to install Bootstrap, and goes into Bootstrap CDN.
Next, you will learn about Base CSS . You will be provided with lessons on grids, topography, tables, forms, buttons, helpers, and updating the blog site.
Then you will learn about components. Participants will learn about input, navigation, labels, badges, breadcrumbs, headers, panels, and thumbnails.
Lastly, the course ends by covering JavaScript. This section provides lessons on modals, ScrollSpy, Affix, Tooltips, Popovers, and updating the blog.
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Course Details
- Level:
- Beginner
- Duration:
- 5h 35m 41s
- Students:
- 32
Instructor
Adam Barney
I have been writing code in one form or another since the 4th grade and have been 100% focused on .NET since 2005. I am currently a senior-level consultant living in Lincoln, NE where I co-founded both the Lincoln .NET Users Group and Nebraska Code Camp. I also enjoy speaking at user groups, code camps, and developer conferences in the Midwest.
