One of the things I have always done to cement my knowledge in a programming language or environment is to write small applications using that language or in the particular environment. I have recently had to take up web development and thanks to Brad Traversy's courses on Udemy it has been a relatively painless experience. Okay, somewhat painless. There is still a world of difference in programming a web application that has to work across the multitude of screen sizes that are available today.
In this tutorial we will cover creating layouts for a blog post, front page blog roll (as a partial), and the main blog page.
(All source code is available at Github )
This tutorial continues by converting the home page from a plain HTML file to one that is based on Nunjucks templates. This article was written with a slant towards Visual Studio Code as the development editor. If you are using something else (Atom, Sublime, etc.) you will need work out the steps for your environment.
(All source code is available at Github )
This tutorial provides a simple walkthrough to set up the Eleventy development environment and create a simple site. This article was written with a slant towards Visual Studio Code as the development editor. If you are using something else (Atom, Sublime, etc.) you will need work out the steps for your environment.
(All source code is available at Github )