You just decided to start a business. You know you need a website, but you're bootstrapping your business without external funding, so you can't pay someone else to do it. The type of business doesn't really matter, so get creative with it. This will be a static website, so it
Styling code can be a tricky task, sometimes requiring some good ol' guess-and-check changes to the CSS. Fortunately, doing this with code is a lot less permanent than doing this with your artwork. Project Requirements Open the project web page in a new browser window. Your job is to change
Over the next few days, you'll be working in small, 2-3 person groups to create an application that encompasses most, if not all, of what we've learned so far in the class. At this point in the class you've learned pretty much everything you need to know to make a
You're tasked with making a command-line game or utility of your own choosing that you will run using Node.js. Think in the past of the command-line programs we've written, such as the Look-it-up Dictionary, Penguins vs. Communists, Princess is in Another Castle, Battleship, etc. Well now you get to
So here it is. The big sha-bang. You are going to build a full-stack final project. You will pick your own theme. Here is how you should spend your time (Due to the fact that your first job will most likely be front-end work): * 50% Angular * 30% HTML/CSS/Bootstrap/