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ALL-DAY INTENSIVE WORKSHOP ON Angular.js and Node.js
Tentative Schedule:
10 AM - 11 AM
Getting up and running with the MEAN stack
11 AM - 1 PM
Angular from the Inside Out: Creating Your First Directive
1 PM - 2 PM
Lunch
2 PM - 3 PM
The Framework: Learn to Use Angular to your Advantage
3 PM - 4 PM
Building out the app: Tie your directives together into a complete application
4 PM - 6 PM
Building out the back end: Create a RESTful back end with Node, Express, and MongoDB and tie it into your Angular app
- Prereqs: A basic understanding of HTML and CSS
- Recommended Reading/Watching: Node.js Blueprints Chapters 1 & 2 (and if you have time to read more, read more) or MEAN Web Development, Chs 1-3, or watch one of these Pluralsight Courses: Building AngularJS and Node.js Apps with the MEAN Stack or AngularJS Fundamentals
If you don't know anything about HTML, don't worry, it's really simple. If you don't know CSS, don't worry, it's really simple.
And...
It's your lucky day - really it's your lucky week! Devfest is all this week at Columbia, and:
Wed Feb 4, there's an HTML session: Build Websites with HTML 8:30pm - 10pm | Pupin 428 Tutorial
Thu Feb 5 there's a CSS session: Style and Layout with CSS 8:30pm - 10pm | Schermerhorn 501 Tutorial
Both of those look like really good introductions to HTML and CSS, but of course the best way to learn it is to practice it yourself a bit.
If you'd rather watch a screencast on HTML: Watch this one hour course on HTML and you're good to go.
If you want to get it all done in one go late at night, go through the Codecademy HTML & CSS track: http://www.codecademy.com/en/tracks/web
w3schools CSS Intro, Codecademy web beginner, Bootstrap 3
If you want to learn Sass: Web Design with Sass (don't worry about Compass)
ALL-DAY INTENSIVE WORKSHOP FOR TEAM PROJECTS
See the Resources Wiki Page and consult with me on appropriate readings, tutorials, etc.