From the course: Learning Web Audio and Video

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What you should know

What you should know

From the course: Learning Web Audio and Video

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What you should know

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- [Instructor] While you don't necessarily need to know any advanced programming skills to begin working with this content, it is helpful to have a background in native web technologies. In this course, we'll be dealing with HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Again, while you don't really need anything but basic knowledge of these concepts to get started, it might be helpful to review some of the basics. There are a plethora of courses on LinkedIn Learning that can help you build up these skills. I suggest having a look at HTML essential training with James Williamson, Introduction to CSS with Carrie Dils, and JavaScript Essential Training with Morton Rand-Hendriksen. You may also be interested in other details of HTML audio and video not covered in this course. For a great overview of the history of web media and various codex involved, I recommend Learning HTML5 Video with Tom Green and Delivering Video and Web Experiences with Tom Green. Once familiar with these foundational concepts…

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