Part 2: Learn How to Build Websites

Want to learn how to build websites, but don't know where to start? This vocational learning course is designed to help you build websites from scratch using the latest technologies (Microsoft stack).

By the end of the course, you will gain knowledge and experience to build corporate and professional websites!

About the course:

• ALL ages are welcome. Must know programming basics.
• Vocational means you've done your research and this is what you want to learn.
• We'll use the same tools that professionals use to write code.
• This course is a 3-4 week program. There will be 6-8 classes (2 hours each). Classes are twice a week (likely Wednesday evening and Saturday afternoon).

What you'll learn:

• Create real, working websites. Hands-on coding while you learn. Not just code snippets.
• C# / ASP.NET / MVCModel-View-Controller / Visual StudioA free software or tool to help you organize, troubleshoot and write code.
• Before 2016, we would have used ASP.NET web forms. These are still around and you can still build quality sites using web forms. But, a big part about being a developer is being able to adapt to new technologies.
• Today (2021), I'm using .NET Core MVC.
• Soon, there will just be .NET 6, which is .NET framework and .NET Core merged.
• Angular, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS3 (basic styling)
• SQL Server database and how to show data on the websiteThis is probably the most important.
• Track code changes using GitHub
• Debug or traceYou need to be able to troubleshoot why your code isn't doing what it's supposed to be doing. your code.
• HostDeploy or publish using IIS (Internet Information Services) the website so everyone can see.