- [Instructor] If you have access to the Exercise Files, you can follow along using the files organized by chapter. Inside of each chapter there are Exercise Files for specific videos. Note that not all videos will have Exercise Files.
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Author
Christina Truong
Released
12/9/2016
Web developers don't have to do everything by hand. There are many tools and frameworks that can make your workflow more productive and efficient—helping you code faster and cleaner than before. Christina Truong introduces browser tools for analyzing and testing your code; text editors that help you write it; and shortcuts and tools for automating repetitive web dev tasks. Plus, learn how version control systems like Git actually help save you time, in addition to saving you from mistakes. Get an overview of the pros and cons of each tool as well as examples, tips, and guidance for evaluating which ones will work best for you.
Topics include:
- Using browser development tools
- Inspecting HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Testing mobile layouts
- Coding in text editors and IDEs
- Using front-end frameworks and CSS preprocessors
- Working with the command line
- Using version control (such as Git)
Skill Level Intermediate
1h 13m
Duration
75,184
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 7s
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1. Browser Tools and Add-Ons
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Browsers and browser testing5m 42s
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Inspect HTML1m 58s
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Inspect CSS4m 51s
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Test mobile layouts4m 11s
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JavaScript breakpoints4m 9s
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2. Text Editors
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Text editors and IDEs5m 46s
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Code autocompletion3m 11s
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Code snippets5m 3s
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3. Front-End Frameworks and CSS Preprocessors
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CSS reset style sheets1m 45s
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Front-end frameworks6m 52s
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CSS preprocessors4m 25s
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4. Apps, Command Line Tools, and Version Control
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Workflow automation tools1m 34s
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Git and version control1m 51s
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Conclusion
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Next steps44s
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