The Web Developer Bootcamp 2023 course is categorized as beginner-friendly and is designed for those without prior programming knowledge. The courses are usually available at INR 3,399 on Udemy but you can click now to get 87% off and get The Web Developer Bootcamp 2023 for INR 455.
The course discusses all the necessary details about HTML, CSS, JS, Node, and more. The course also helps in understanding how to build real web applications. This is a course designed for complete beginners, however, it covers major portions of the most exciting and relevant topics in the industry.
Learning Outcomes
- All about HTML5, CSS3, and Modern JavaScript for 2023
- Create responsive, accessible, and beautiful layouts
- Making REAL web applications using cutting-edge technologies
- Recognizing and preventing common security exploits like SQL-Injection & XSS
- Continue to learn and grow as a developer, long after the course ends
Course Highlights
| Key Highlights | Details |
|---|---|
| Course Name | The Web Developer Bootcamp 2023 |
| Duration | 63.5 hours |
| Ratings | 4.7/5 |
| Student Enrollments | 8.57 lakhs |
| Instructor | Colt Steele |
| Course Level | Beginner |
| Coding Exercises | Yes |
| Projects | Yes |
| Total Students Reviews | 2.56 lakhs |
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Course Content
| Sr No. | Module (Duration) | Topics |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Course Orientation (31 Minutes) | Curriculum Walkthrough, Course Change Log |
| Accessing Course Core Slides | ||
| Tips On The Interactive Coding Exercises | ||
| Migrating From The Old Version Of This Course | ||
| 2 | An Introduction to Web Development (40 Minutes) | The Internet in 5 Minutes |
| Intro to the Web | ||
| The Request/Response Cycle | ||
| Front-End and Back-End | ||
| What do HTML/CSS/JS do | ||
| Setting Up Our Developer Environment | ||
| OPTIONAL VSCode Theme | ||
| 3 | HTML: The Essentials (1 Hour 3 Minutes) | Introduction to HTML |
| TIP: Mozilla Developer Network | ||
| Paragraph Elements, Heading Elements | ||
| Pangolin Practice | ||
| Introduction to the Chrome Inspector | ||
| HTML Boilerplate | ||
| VSCode Tip: Auto-format | ||
| Anchor Tags, Images, Comments | ||
| 4 | HTML: Next Steps & Semantics (1 Hour 1 minute) | What Exactly Is HTML5 |
| Block vs. Inline Elements – Divs and Spans | ||
| An Odd Assortment of Elements: Hours BR, Sup, & Sub | ||
| Entity Codes | ||
| Intro to Semantic Markup | ||
| Playing With Semantic Elements | ||
| Screen Reader Demonstration | ||
| 5. | HTML: Forms & Tables (1 Hour 45 Minutes) | Unit Goals |
| Introducing HTML Tables | ||
| Tables: TR, TD, and THE Elements | ||
| Tables: Thead, Tbody, and Tfoot Elements | ||
| Tables: Colspan & Rowspan | ||
| The Form Element | ||
| Common Input Types | ||
| The All-Important Label | ||
| HTML Buttons | ||
| The Name Attribute | ||
| “Hijacking” Google & Reddit’s Search | ||
| Radio Buttons, Checkboxes, & Selects | ||
| Range & Text Area | ||
| HTML5 Form Validations | ||
| Creating A Marathon Registration Form Intro & Solutions | ||
| 6. | CSS: The Very Basics (1 Hour) | What is CSS |
| Color & Background-Color Properties | ||
| Colors Systems: RGB & Named Colors | ||
| Colors Systems: Hexadecimal | ||
| A Reminder On Semicolons & CSS | ||
| Common Text Properties | ||
| Font Size Basics With Pixels | ||
| The Font Family Property | ||
| 7. | The World of CSS Selectors (1 Hour 10 Minutes) | Universal & Element Selectors |
| The ID Selector | ||
| The Class Selector | ||
| The Descendant Selector | ||
| The Adjacent & Direct-Descendant Selectors | ||
| The Attribute Selector | ||
| Pseudo Classes & Elements | ||
| The CSS Cascade | ||
| WTF is Specificity | ||
| Inline Styles & Important | ||
| 8. | The CSS Box Model (1 Hour 8 Minutes) | Box Model: Width & Height, Border & Border-Radius, Padding, Margin |
| The Display Property | ||
| CSS Units Revisited | ||
| 9. | Other Assorted Useful CSS Properties (1 Hour 28 Minutes) | Opacity & The Alpha Channel |
| The Position Property | ||
| CSS Transitions | ||
| The Power of CSS Transforms | ||
| Fancy Button Hover Effect CodeAlong | ||
| The Truth About Background | ||
| 10. | Responsive CSS & Flexbox (1 Hour 14 Minutes) | Flex-Direction, Justify-Content, Flex-Wrap, Align-Items, Align-Content & Align-Self |
| Flex-Basis, Grow, & Shrink | ||
| Flex Shorthand | ||
| Responsive Design & Media Queries Intro | ||
| The Power of Media Queries | ||
| Building a Responsive Nav | ||
| 11. | CSS Frameworks: Bootstrap (2 Hours 8 Minutes) | Including Bootstrap & Containers, Bootstrap Buttons, Bootstrap Typography & Utilities |
| Badges, Alerts, & Button Groups | ||
| Intro to the Bootstrap Grid, Responsive Bootstrap Grids, Useful Grid Utilities | ||
| Bootstrap & Forms, Bootstrap Navbars, Bootstrap Icons, Other Bootstrap Utilities | ||
| A Mixed Bag of Other Bootstrap Stuff | ||
| 12. | JavaScript Basics! (57 Minutes) | Why JavaScript is Awesome |
| Primitives & The Console | ||
| JavaScript Numbers | ||
| WTF is NaN | ||
| Variables & Let | ||
| Updating Variables | ||
| Const & Var | ||
| Booleans | ||
| Variable Naming and Conventions | ||
| 13. | JavaScript Strings and More (50 Minutes) | Introducing Strings |
| Indices & Length | ||
| String Methods | ||
| String Methods With Arguments | ||
| String Template Literals -SUPER USEFUL | ||
| Undefined & Null | ||
| Random Numbers & The Math Object | ||
| 14. | JavaScript Decision Making (1 Hour 30 Minutes) | Decision Making With Code |
| Comparison Operators | ||
| Equality: Triple Vs. Double Equals | ||
| Console, Alert, & Prompt | ||
| Running JavaScript From A Script | ||
| If Statements, Else-If, Else | ||
| Logical AND / OR / NOT | ||
| The Switch Statement Is…A Lot | ||
| 15. | JavaScript Arrays (1 Hour 2 Minutes) | Introducing Arrays |
| Array Random Access | ||
| Push & Pop | ||
| Shift & Unshift | ||
| Concat, indexOf, includes & reverse | ||
| Reference Types & Equality Testing | ||
| Arrays + Const | ||
| Multi-Dimensional Arrays | ||
| 16. | JavaScript Object Literals (29 Minutes) | Introducing Object Literals |
| Creating Object Literals | ||
| Accessing Data Out Of Objects | ||
| Modifying Objects | ||
| Nesting Arrays & Objects | ||
| 17. | Repeating Stuffs With Loops (1 Hour 34 Minutes) | Intro to For Loops |
| The Perils Of Infinite Loops | ||
| Looping Over Arrays | ||
| Nested Loops | ||
| Another Loop: The While Loop | ||
| The Break Keyword | ||
| Writing a Guessing Game | ||
| The Lovely For…Of Loop | ||
| Iterating Over Objects | ||
| 18. | Callbacks & Array Methods (1 Hour) | The map Method |
| Intro to Arrow Functions | ||
| Arrow Function Implicit Returns | ||
| Arrow Functions Wrap Up | ||
| setTimeout and setInterval | ||
| The filter Method | ||
| The Notorious Reduce Method | ||
| 19. | New JavaScript Features (42 Minutes) | Default Params |
| Spread in Function Calls, Array Literals | ||
| Spread with Objects | ||
| Destructuring Arrays, Objects, Params | ||
| 20. | Introducing the world of DOM (1 Hour 50 Minutes) | Introducing the DOM |
| The Document Object | ||
| innerHTML, textContent, & innerText | ||
| Attributes | ||
| Traversing Parent/Child/Sibling | ||
| 21. | The Missing Piece: DOM Events (1 Hour 57 Minutes) | Intro to Events, Inline Events, Random Color Exercise |
| Keyboard Events & Event Objects | ||
| NEW VERSION: Form Events & PreventDefault & Practice With Form Events & PreventDefault | ||
| ORIGINAL VERSION: Form Events & PreventDefault | ||
| Event Bubbling & Delegation | ||
| 22. | Async JavaScript (1 Hour 39 Minutes) | The Call Stack |
| WebAPIs & Single Threaded | ||
| The Async Keyword, The Await Keyword | ||
| Handling Errors In Async Functions | ||
| 23. | AJAX & API’s (1 Hour 47 Minutes) | Intro to AJAX, API’s, JSON |
| HTTP Verbs, HTTP Status Codes, HTTP Headers | ||
| Using The Fetch API | ||
| Introducing Axios | ||
| 24. | Prototypes, Classes & OOP (1 Hour 26 Minutes) | What Are Prototypes |
| Intro to Object Oriented Programming | ||
| Factory Functions, Constructor Functions | ||
| JavaScript Classes | ||
| 25. | Our First Brush With Node (45 Minutes) | Introducing Node JS |
| What Is Node Used For, Installing Node | ||
| The Node REPL | ||
| Running Node Files | ||
| Process & ArgvFile System Module Crash Course | ||
| 26. | Exploring Modules & The NPM Universe (59 Minutes) | Working With module.exports |
| Requiring A Directory | ||
| Introducing NPM | ||
| 27. | Creating Servers With Express (54 Minutes) | Introducing Express |
| The Request & Response Objects | ||
| Express Routing Basics, Express Path Parameters | ||
| Working With Query Strings | ||
| 28. | Creating Dynamic HTML with Templating (1 Hour 19 Minutes) | What is Templating |
| Configuring Express For EJS | ||
| EJS Interpolation Syntax, Setting The Views Directory, Subreddit Template Demo | ||
| A More Complex Subreddit Demo, Serving Static Assets In Express | ||
| 29. | Defying Restful Routes (1 Hour 46 Minutes) | Defining Express Post Routes |
| Parsing The Request Body | ||
| Intro to REST, RESTful Comments Overview, RESTful Comments Index, RESTful Comments New | ||
| Express Redirects, Express Method Override | ||
| 30. | Our First Database: MongoDB (1 Hour 20 Minutes) | Introduction to Databases, SQL Vs. NoSQL Databases |
| Installing Mongo: MacOS, The Mongo Shell | ||
| Inserting With Mongo, Finding With Mongo, Updating With Mongo, Deleting With Mongo | ||
| 31. | Connecting to Mongo with Mongoose (1 Hour 50 Minutes) | What is Mongoose, Connecting Mongoose to Mongo, Our First Mongoose Model |
| Finding With Mongoose, Updating With Mongoose, Deleting With Mongoose | ||
| Mongoose Schema Validations | ||
| Validating Mongoose Updates, Mongoose Validation Errors | ||
| Model Instance Methods, Adding Model Static Methods | ||
| Defining Mongoose Middleware | ||
| 32. | Putting it All Together: Mongoose with Express (1 Hour 16 Minutes) | Express + Mongoose Basic Setup |
| Products Index, Product Details, Creating Products, Updating Products | ||
| Tangent On Category Selector | ||
| Deleting Products | ||
| 33. | YelpCamp: Campgrounds CRUD (59 Minutes) | Introducing YelpCamp |
| How to Access YelpCamp Code, Creating the Basic Express App | ||
| Campground Model Basics | ||
| Seeding Campgrounds | ||
| Campground Index, Campground Show, Campground New & Create, Campground Edit & Update, Campground Delete | ||
| 34. | YelpCamp: Adding Basic Styles (50 Minutes) | Bootstrap5! Boilerplate |
| Navbar Partial, Footer Partial | ||
| Adding Images | ||
| Styling Campgrounds Index, Styling The New Form, Styling Edit Form, Styling Show Page | ||
| 35. | Handling Errors in Express Apps (1 Hour 7 Minutes) | Express’ Built-In Error Handler |
| Defining Custom Error Handlers | ||
| Handling Async Errors | ||
| Defining An Async Utility | ||
| Differentiating Mongoose Errors | ||
| 36. | YelpCamp: Errors & Validation Data (58 Minutes) | Client-Side Form Validations |
| Basic Error Handler | ||
| Defining ExpressError Class | ||
| Defining Error Template | ||
| JOI Schema Validations, JOI Validation Middleware | ||
| 37. | Mongo Relationships with Express (58 Minutes) | Defining Our Farm & Product Models |
| Creating New Farms | ||
| Farms Show Page | ||
| Creating Products For A Farm | ||
| Finishing Touches | ||
| Deletion Mongoose Middleware | ||
| 38. | YelpCamp: Adding the Reviews Model (55 Minutes) | Adding The Review Form |
| Creating Reviews, Validating Reviews, Displaying Reviews, Styling Reviews, Deleting Reviews | ||
| 39. | Express Router & Cookies (55 Minutes) | Express Router Intro |
| Express Router & Middleware | ||
| Introducing Cookies | ||
| Sending Cookies | ||
| Signing Cookies | ||
| 40. | YelpCamp: Restructuring & Flash (41 Minutes) | Breaking Out Campground Routes |
| Breaking Out Review Routes | ||
| Serving Static Assets | ||
| Configuring Session | ||
| Setting Up Flash, Flash Success Partial, Flash Errors Partial | ||
| 41. | Authentication from ‘’Scratch’’ (1 Hour 36 Minutes) | Authentication Vs. Authorization |
| Cryptographic Hashing Functions | ||
| Password Salts | ||
| Password Salts | ||
| Auth Demo: Setup, Auth Demo: Registering, Auth Demo: Login, Auth Demo: Staying Logged In With Session, Auth Demo: Logout, Auth Demo: Require Login Middleware, Auth Demo: Refactoring To Model Methods | ||
| 42. | YelpCamp: Adding In Authentication (1 Hour 3 Minutes) | Introduction to Passport |
| Creating Our User Model | ||
| Register Form | ||
| Register Route Logic | ||
| Login Routes | ||
| Adding Logout | ||
| Fixing Register Route | ||
| ReturnTo Behavior | ||
| 43. | YelpCamp: Basic Authorization (45 Minutes) | Adding an Author to Campground |
| Showing and Hiding Edit/Delete | ||
| Campground Permissions | ||
| Authorization Middleware | ||
| 44. | YelpCamp: Image Upload (1 Hour 36 Minutes) | Intro To Image Upload Process |
| The Multer Middleware | ||
| Cloudinary Registration | ||
| Uploading To Cloudinary Basics | ||
| Displaying Images In A Carousel | ||
| Adding Upload to Edit Page | ||
| Customizing File Input | ||
| Deleting Images Form, Deleting Images Backend | ||
| Adding a Thumbnail Virtual Property | ||
| 45. | YelpCamp: Adding Maps (49 Minutes) | Registering For Mapbox |
| Geocoding Our Locations | ||
| Working With GeoJSON | ||
| Displaying A Map | ||
| Fixing Our Seeds Bug | ||
| Centering The Map On A Campground | ||
| 46. | YelpCamp: Styles Clean Up (30 Minutes) | Styling Home Page |
| Additional Home Page Styling | ||
| Styling Login Form, Styling Register Form | ||
| Removing Inline Map Styles | ||
| Adding Map Controls | ||
| 47. | YelpCamp: Common Security Issues (45 Minutes) | Mongo Injection |
| Cross Site Scripting (XSS) | ||
| Sanitizing HTML w/ JOI | ||
| Hiding Errors | ||
| 48. | YelpCamp: Deploying (37 Minutes) | Setting Up Mongo Atlas |
| Using Mongo For Our Session Store | ||
| Heroku Setup, Pushing to Heroku | ||
| Configuring Heroku Env Variables |
Resources Required
- A computer with proper internet connection
- No prior programming knowledge is required
Comparison Table
| Parameters | The Web Developer Bootcamp 2023 | The Complete 2023 Web Development Bootcamp | The Complete JavaScript Course 2023: From Zero to Expert |
|---|---|---|---|
| Offers | INR 455 ( | INR 455 ( | INR 455 ( |
| Duration | 63.5 hours | 65 hours | 69 hours |
| Ratings | 4.7/5 | 4.7/5 | 4.7/5 |
| Students Enrollments | 8.56 lakhs | 6.20 Lakh | 6.09 Lakh |
| Instructors | Colt Steele | Dr. Angela Yu | Jonas Schmedtmann |
| Level | Beginners | Beginners | Intermediate |
| Topics Covered | JavaScript Decision Making, An Introduction to Web Development, Callbacks & Array Methods | Introduction to HTML, Intermediate HTML, Introduction to CSS, Intermediate CSS | JavaScript Fundamentals, Data Structures, Modern Operators and Strings |
| Coding Exercises | Yes | Yes | No |
| Projects | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Register Here | Apply Now! | Apply Now! | Apply Now! |
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| Mastering Data Structures & Algorithms using C and C++ | Build Responsive Real-World Websites with HTML and CSS | The Ultimate MySQL Bootcamp: Go from SQL Beginner to Expert |
Student Reviews
- Code D. (5.0/5) ‘’To anyone starting to learn development – whether web dev, mobile dev, frontend, backend whatever, this should be the first course. It literally covers all the basics needed from ground up to a very good level from where you can take the knowledge you gained and learn advanced topics, or maybe start building applications on your own. This is the best course, the instructor is super awesome.’’
- Marc L. (5.0/5) ‘’Amazing course! Thank you Colt for putting in so much effort into this. I learned a crazy amount of information, this was extremely valuable. It is the beginning of my developer journey and i will always recommend this course to anyone looking to get started in web development!’’
- Yanal K. (5.0/5) ‘’What an amazing course. The course content is robust and useful, the community comments are active and help the learning process, Colt the instructor and Teachers Assistants / support staff make this course really enjoyable.’’
- Berk Saltuk Y. (5.0/5) ‘’Highly detailed. If you write codes along, you will undoubtedly learn a lot; it has been a journey of several months for me, and I am proud of the things I learned throughout the course. Now I feel like Colt is a friend of mine; he is a funny guy, and he does not hesitate to make mistakes during the lectures, which encourages me. I strongly recommend this course for beginning your web development adventure.’’
- Jonathan K. (5.0/5) ‘’Wow, never would have expected myself completing this course after 3 months. Purchased this well before Colt released the new version of the course and could never stay committed enough to complete it. Colt is an amazing instructor – totally chill and has an uncanny ability of explaining complicated concepts in simple ways. I truly believe Colt has included best practices that any new developer should follow when they start working in the real world or on personal projects. 3 tips for anyone looking to pick up this course or has struggled with completing it. Focus on learning the concepts. I tried way too hard at first to take notes, memorize patterns for everything, etc. Frankly, it was a waste of time and only led to me dropping the course multiple times. It’s okay to feel confused or lost. Once I hit Javascript in the course, I can confidently say there were plenty of times where I was just copying and pasting and not fully understanding what was going on. If you spend too much time trying to become comfortable with each section, you will become frustrated and quit. You will not know how to code in the end – and that’s okay! I think the goal should be to go through the course the best you can and start working on projects. From what I can see, you learn to code by actually building projects, not from watching videos. Colt & the rest of the staff that support this course – THANK YOU!”
- Tom K. (4.0/5) ‘’It was great! Colt was amazing as well as all theTAs that helped out along the way. It was long, but was thorough, and covered all the essentials and more of WebDev. Fully satisfied, however, maybe a few more smaller projects along the way would have helped retain more of the course material and would have served as better reference of particular concepts. Otherwise, it was perfect, would recommend for anyone serious about starting a career or hobby in Web Development.’’
- Pablo Bahler G. (4.0/5) ‘’I finished the course. The quality of the lectures declines towards the end. Several topics “will be covered/done in the next video” and are not actually covered. The last 10 sections feel kinda rushed. It was like he didn’t want to explain everything in detail like at the beginning and he adopted more of a follow my code kind of attitude.’’
- Juan Diego U. (4.0/5) ‘’I love it, it is very complete. I just graduated and it was an incredible refresher and an absolute blow to the things I didn’t learn, so grateful with Colt the only bad thing was the last practices because of old versions but the rest was incredible. Again, thanks Colt’’
- Ondrej M. (3.0/5) ‘’I would say this course is worth that 12$ I spent for it. I think the problematic and amount of technologies used is so big, that it was foolish from me to think, that I will learn it in 60 something hours. In my case it will be maybe better to focus on front end first, then do some projects and when feel confident enough go to backend course, but in this full stack scenario I feel like I now only little bit from both worlds. Also in the second part after javascript all code challenges disappeared, probably because we really only scratch the surface, like Colt said many times, you can spend 30-40hours learning with each used tool here. Overall I think its good intro to the web dev, to get an idea of how it can look like.’’
- Pavel S. (3.0/5) ‘’I am at 50% and just decided to write a review. Until the section 27, I would rate it at least with 4.0/5. Now I go with 3. I am not sure if I want to learn ASYNC Javascript before coding some useful apps with the knowledge we already have. So I have to do the same thing as I did in CSS section – pause this course and take another in-depth CSS course (javascript course respectively)…and then return. I feel this course is extremely rushed without real examples and enough practice. Sometimes there are 8-minutes explanations of absolute basic things..but the more important and difficult ones are rushed. I believe no one can become developer by just taking ONLY this course. So I recommend to pay for more in-depth CSS and Javascript course as well – where you can do more and more practise before moving to another big section.’’
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The Web Developer Bootcamp 2023: FAQs
Ques. What is the fee for the course?
Ans. Currently the course can be availed at a discounted price of INR 455 (INR 3,399) which is a total of 87% off on the average price.
Ques. Is the Udemy web development Bootcamp worth it?
Ans. The course is likely truly outstanding to learn full-stack web improvement containing over 60 hours of video content. The course has more than 600k understudies enlistments and a 4.7 rating score meaning and demonstrates you are good to go while signing up for this program.
Ques. Is Colt Steele good?
Ans. Colt is a fantastic teacher and you construct a few tomfoolery projects with a cutting edge stack, yet the course does exclude ES6 or a frontend structure. Both of those things are fundamental if you have any desire to be a full-stack or front-end web designer
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Ques. What is yelp camp?
Ans. YelpCamp is a site where clients can make and audit campsites. To survey or make a camping area, you should have a record. This task was essential for Colt Steele’s web dev seminar on udemy. This task was made utilizing Node. js, Express, MongoDB, and Bootstrap.
Ques. What is Bootcamp in web development?
Ans. A web Development bootcamp is a dense, vivid schooling program that intends to take propelled fledglings to work prepared graduates in anything from a couple of months to a year
Ques. What is yelp in web development?
Ans. This is a full-stack web application project for a startup called Yelp Camp. It is a web application designed to add, rate and review different campgrounds, different users(read campers) can put in their comments and concerns, so that it is a well informed and well prepared camping trip for other users.
Ques. What is the rating?
Ans. The rating for the course is 4.7 out of 5.
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