What good is first class if you’re
Flying solo??
By the end of the course, our goal is to see both only a greater software engineer, but to have you create your own websites, software applications, and automation tools.
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Here is What You Can Expect From Our App Mastery Mastermind Class
Programming Languages (e.g., Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS)
Programming Languages (e.g., Python, JavaScript, HTML/CSS)
Students will become proficient in specific programming languages depending on the course focus, such as Python for general-purpose coding, JavaScript for web development, or HTML/CSS for building websites.
Algorithm Design and Analysis
You will learn to create algorithms—step-by-step instructions to solve problems—and analyze efficiency
Debugging and Testing
Debugging and Testing
Will learn to identify and fix errors in code (debugging) and test programs to ensure they work as intended.
Version Control (Git/GitHub)
Another one is you will learn how to use tools to track changes in code, collaborate with others, and manage multiple versions of a project, allowing multiple developers to work on the same codebase efficiently.
Data Structures and Algorithms
Study how data is stored and organized (data structures) and how to manipulate it using efficient algorithms.
These skills are especially
some of our customers
reviews
I signed up for their 2023 class, recommended by a good friend. It was really informative and took me an easy time to fully learn. Thank you so much
johanna silicks
The coding bootcamp was intense but absolutely worth it. As someone with a background in graphic design, I was looking to expand my skillset. The curriculum was fast-paced but the mentorship was excellent. We worked on real-world problems, and I really appreciated how they tied everything back to practical applications
john stones
ceo of chokmah restaurants
The hands-on projects and constant support made all the difference. I highly recommend this course to anyone serious about transitioning into tech !
HERE ARE some apps we have built for our customers
Mango is a dating app and business center where Africans in America can meet and connect online and later offline. Because of the cultural difference, and the social construct known as “race” present in America, Africans haven’t been able to have their own safe space to date outside of traditional “black” dating apps that do not connect with immigrants from Africa and the Islands.
I am Green is a community resilience hub with an initiative focused on creating resilient and peaceful community by uplifting black people with a mix of eco-education and activism. Client wanted an online community that enhances sustainable practices and nurtures a strong community connection.
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Learn how to make money selling apps + websites
Learn how to WORK on and complete those same apps and websites with the help of other experts after you’ve acquired a customer and also become a part of an established team and organization that has built apps being used across the world and provide crucial services to businesses and entrepreneurs:
Additional support:
Tutoring
Fast paced courses to get ahead of the curve
Train to work at Google
App Design & Prototype
Domain + Website + Hosting w/ Google Analytics and Ecommerce Stores
Complicated mobile app App
Basic mobile app
Web App
Domain
Website
Hosting
Google Analytics
Shopify
whats in the course
Month 1: Introduction to HTML
Module 1: Getting Started with HTML
Section 1: Introduction to the web, browsers, and HTML
Resource: W3Schools HTML Introduction
Challenge: Create a simple HTML page using CodePen
Optional Challenge: Complete Codecademy's HTML Course
Section 2: Basic HTML structure
Resource: HTML Structure Tutorial
Challenge: Use HTML5 UP templates to explore structure
Optional Challenge: Design a simple landing page layout
Section 3: Text formatting tags
Resource: HTML Text Formatting
Challenge: Create a text formatting challenge on Codewars
Optional Challenge: Create a biography page using different formatting tags
Section 4: Links and images
Resource: HTML Links and HTML Images
Challenge: Build an image gallery on Glitch
Optional Challenge: Create a personal webpage with links to your favorite sites
Section 5: Semantic HTML
Resource: Semantic HTML
Challenge: Create a simple webpage using semantic elements on CodePen
Optional Challenge: Convert a non-semantic HTML page into semantic HTML
Section 6: Forms and input elements
Resource: HTML Forms
Challenge: Use FreeCodeCamp to build a form and validate inputs
Optional Challenge: Create a multi-step form
Section 7: Quiz on HTML basics
Quiz: Use Quizlet to create a quiz on HTML basics
Optional Challenge: Create a Kahoot! quiz for your peers
Module 2: Advanced HTML
Section 8: Tables in HTML
Resource: HTML Tables
Challenge: Create a table-based layout on JSFiddle
Optional Challenge: Create a data table with sorting using JavaScript
Section 9: HTML5 features
Resource: HTML5 Features
Challenge: Create a simple video or audio player using HTML5
Optional Challenge: Embed a YouTube video into your webpage
Section 10: Accessibility in HTML
Resource: Web Accessibility
Challenge: Use the WAVE Evaluation Tool to assess a webpage for accessibility
Optional Challenge: Improve accessibility on an existing webpage
Section 11: Review and practice
Activity: Review key concepts and practice building a mini-site using Glitch
Optional Challenge: Create a mini-site that highlights your favorite hobby
Section 12: Project planning
Activity: Outline a personal project (e.g., a portfolio site)
Optional Challenge: Create a wireframe for your project using Balsamiq
Section 13: Begin personal project
Task: Set up the basic structure on CodePen
Optional Challenge: Choose a theme for your project and list potential features
Section 14: Share and discuss project ideas
Activity: Peer review of project outlines using Google Docs
Optional Challenge: Provide constructive feedback to at least two peers
Module 3: CSS FUNDAMENTALS
Section 15: What is CSS?
Resource: CSS Introduction
Challenge: Style your HTML page using CodePen
Optional Challenge: Create a CSS stylesheet from scratch for a sample HTML page
Section 16: CSS selectors and properties
Resource: CSS Selectors
Challenge: Complete an interactive challenge on CSSBattle
Optional Challenge: Create a styled button with different states (hover, active)
Section 17: Colors and backgrounds
Resource: CSS Colors
Challenge: Experiment with color schemes using Coolors
Optional Challenge: Create a color palette generator using JavaScript
Section 18: Box model
Resource: CSS Box Model
Challenge: Use Flexbox Froggy to learn about the box model
Optional Challenge: Build a card layout using the box model concepts
Section 19: Fonts and text styles
Resource: CSS Fonts
Challenge: Integrate Google Fonts into your project
Optional Challenge: Create a typographic hierarchy for your personal project
Section 20: CSS positioning
Resource: CSS Positioning
Challenge: Create a navigation bar using JSFiddle
Optional Challenge: Experiment with different positioning techniques (fixed, sticky)
Section 21: Quiz on CSS basics
Quiz: Use Kahoot! to create an interactive quiz on CSS
Optional Challenge: Create a study group to quiz each other on CSS concepts
Module 4: Advanced CSS
Section 22: CSS Flexbox
Resource: CSS Flexbox Guide
Challenge: Build a responsive layout using Flexbox on CodePen
Optional Challenge: Create a Flexbox-based card grid
Section 23: CSS Grid
Resource: CSS Grid Layout
Challenge: Create a photo gallery using CSS Grid on Glitch
Optional Challenge: Build a complex layout using both Grid and Flexbox
Section 24: Responsive design
Resource: Responsive Web Design Basics
Challenge: Implement media queries in your project
Optional Challenge: Design a mobile-first version of your webpage
Section 25: CSS transitions and animations
Resource: CSS Transitions
Challenge: Add simple animations to elements on your page
Optional Challenge: Create a button that animates on hover
Section 26: Review and practice
Activity: Work on CSS styling for your personal project
Optional Challenge: Collaborate with a peer to swap and review each other’s styles
Section 27: Project work day
Task: Finalize the styling of your project
Optional Challenge: Create a style guide for your project
Section 28: Share CSS projects and get feedback
Activity: Present your project and get peer feedback using Google Slides
Optional Challenge: Document your learning process in a blog post
Module 5: Introduction to JavaScript
Section 29: What is JavaScript?
Resource: JavaScript Introduction
Challenge: Write a simple JavaScript program using JSFiddle
Optional Challenge: Create a simple JavaScript game (e.g., guessing game)
Section 30: Variables and data types
Resource: JavaScript Variables
Challenge: Solve problems on Codewars
Optional Challenge: Create a variable quiz using prompt()
Section 31: Operators
Resource: JavaScript Operators
Challenge: Create a calculator using JavaScript on Glitch
Optional Challenge: Build a simple math quiz game
Section 32: Conditionals
Resource: JavaScript If...Else
Challenge: Create a simple game using conditionals (e.g., Rock-Paper-Scissors)
Optional Challenge: Create a weather app that changes styles based on temperature input
Section 33: Loops
Resource: JavaScript Loops
Challenge: Complete exercises on freeCodeCamp
Optional Challenge: Create a number guessing game that uses loops
Section 34: Functions
Resource: JavaScript Functions
Challenge: Create a function that generates random quotes
Optional Challenge: Refactor previous code to use functions effectively
Section 35: Quiz on JavaScript basics
Quiz: Use Quizizz for an interactive quiz
Optional Challenge: Create a peer quiz using Kahoot!
Module 6: Advanced JavaScript
Section 36: DOM manipulation
Resource: JavaScript DOM
Challenge: Build a to-do list app using DOM manipulation on CodePen
Optional Challenge: Create a dynamic image slider using JavaScript
Section 37: Event handling
Resource: JavaScript Events
Challenge: Create an interactive form with validation
Optional Challenge: Implement a dropdown menu that reveals hidden content
Section 38: Forms and validation
Resource: JavaScript Form Validation
Challenge: Use Form Validation examples
Optional Challenge: Create a multi-step form with validation for each step
Section 39: Arrays and objects
Resource: JavaScript Arrays and JavaScript Objects
Challenge: Create an array of objects representing your favorite books
Optional Challenge: Build a contact management system using arrays and objects
Section 40: Review and practice
Activity: Implement JavaScript in your project on CodePen
Optional Challenge: Create a JavaScript trivia quiz that tracks scores
Section 41: Project work day
Task: Add JavaScript functionalities to your project
Optional Challenge: Collaborate with a peer to enhance each other’s projects
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