Like promises, JavaScript generators are a way to improve asynchronous code readability by avoiding nested callbacks. Now that generators have come to JavaScript ES6 (ECMAScript) and are supported by Node as well as evergreen versions of Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, we can use them natively with no transpilation. Using promises is sure to improve the flow of your code.

In this Coffee Break Course, designed to teach a new skill or concept in a single sitting, Envato Tuts+ instructor Reggie Dawson will show you how to use generators for asynchronous JavaScript. You’ll see how these powerful functions allow you to start and stop function execution at will.

by Reginald Dawson
12 hours ago
Lessons:2
Length:10 minutes

1. Asynchronous ES6 With Generators 2 lessons, 09:44
1.1 Introduction00:58
1.2 Asynchronous ES6 With Generators08:46

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React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces that has taken the web development world by storm. React is known for its blazing-fast performance and has spawned an ecosystem of thousands of related modules on NPM, and many tooling options. However, in a community that favours choice and flexibility, it can be hard to know where to start! Not to worry, some patterns and modules have emerged as best practices—like Redux for managing application state. In this course you’ll learn all about how React, Redux and other leading modules fit together for a complete picture of app development.

In this course, Envato Tuts+ instructor Andrew Burgess will get you started building modern web apps with React and Redux. Starting from nothing, you’ll use these two libraries to build a complete web application. You’ll start with the simplest possible architecture and slowly build up the app, feature by feature. You’ll learn about basic concepts like tooling, reducers, and routing. You’ll also learn about some more advanced techniques like smart and dumb components, pure components, and asynchronous actions. By the end, you’ll have created a complete flashcards app for learning by spaced repetition.

Along the way, you’ll get a chance to sharpen your ES6 (ECMAScript 2015) skills and learn the patterns and modules that work best with React and Redux!

by Andrew Burgess
3 May 2016
Lessons:22
Length:2.9 hours

1. Introduction 2 lessons, 04:22
1.1 Introduction 01:14
1.2 Application Demo 03:08

2. Get Started With Redux 3 lessons, 28:26
2.1 Set Up the Project 09:34
2.2 Reducers and Actions 10:10
2.3 Combining Reducers 08:42

3.Create React Components 4 lessons, 24:43
3.1 Build a Pure Component 04:53
3.2 Start the Sidebar 04:31
3.3 Write Action Creators 08:37
3.4 Use Action Creators 06:42

4. Application Structure 5 lessons, 40:41
4.1 Refactor Our Application for Growth 08:43
4.2 Using the `react-redux` Package 13:12
4.3 Add a Router 07:24
4.4 Create Nested Routes 07:44
4.5 Add `localStorage` Support 03:38

5. Implement the App 7 lessons, 1:16:20
5.1 Create the Toolbar 06:16
5.2 Create the New Card Modal 15:16
5.3 Display a Deck of Cards 05:27
5.4 Create the Edit Card Modal 10:20
5.5 Filter Cards 06:24
5.6 Create a Study Interface 19:29
5.7 Add Asynchronous Actions 13:08

6. Conclusion 1 lesson, 01:32
6.1 Conclusion 01:32

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In this short course, I’ll highlight a few ways to use jQuery’s robust functionality to improve the user experience. We’ll build a simple contact form and enhance its various features to make using it more intuitive.

by Craig Campbell
9 hours ago
Lessons:7
Length:45 minutes

1. Introduction 1 lesson, 00:31
1.1 Introduction 00:31

2. Improving the User Experience 5 lessons, 43:43
2.1 Selectors and Events 06:46
2.2 Form Feedback 09:28
2.3 Hiding and Showing 07:01
2.4 Button Status 09:41
2.5 Loading Images 10:47

3. Conclusion 1 lesson, 00:48
3.1 Final Thoughts 00:48

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Laravel is a PHP framework for modern web apps. Recently upgraded to version 5, Laravel is a mature system that continues to win support due to its elegance and stability. Laravel ships with built-in support for database migrations, object-relational mapping, routing, and authentication, making it easier for developers to start and maintain their work.

In this course, you’ll start with the basics of the Laravel framework. You’ll begin by preparing a dev environment and learning how to configure Laravel. Then you’ll move on to learn foundational topics such as routing and requests, responses, views, sessions, emails, forms, and using databases.

1. Introduction 1 lesson, 00:39
1.1 Introduction 00:39

2. Preparation 3 lessons, 26:21
2.1 Working From Linux or OS X 08:49
2.2 Working From Windows 08:44
2.3 First Laravel Installation 08:48

3. Fundamentals 2 lessons, 11:59
3.1 Get Familiar With Laravel 04:37
3.2 Configure Laravel 07:22

4. Routing And Requests 3 lessons, 28:58
4.1 Make a First Route 08:18
4.2 Routing With Controllers 11:56
4.3 Using Middleware 08:44

5. Responses 3 lessons, 20:46
5.1 Respond With HTML 05:18
5.2 Sending Different Kinds of Responses 09:07
5.3 Use a Templating Engine 06:21

6.Databases 3 lessons, 21:46
6.1 Get the Database Ready 06:58
6.2 Connect to the Database 05:18
6.3 Manipulate Database Data 09:30

7. Email and Sessions 2 lessons, 15:41
7.1 Sending Emails 08:18
7.2 Persist Data With Sessions 07:23

8. Forms And Data Validation 4 lessons, 23:46
8.1 Build a Form 06:05
8.2 Handle Form Input 04:10
8.3 Validate Form Input: Part 1 07:24
8.4 Validate Form Input: Part 2 06:07

9. Conclusion 1 lesson, 00:58
9.1 Conclusion 00:58

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In this course you’re going to learn how to convert a portfolio HTML template into a WordPress theme. Along the way, you’ll learn the basics of WordPress theme development as well as more complex techniques, such as creating custom queries and widgets.

by Adi Purdila
28 Jan 2016
Lessons:14
Length:1.7 hours

1.Introduction 2 lessons, 03:26
1.1 Welcome 00:31
1.2 The HTML Template 02:55

2.Building the Essential Files 8 lessons, 1:14:42
2.1 Preparing the Theme Files 06:35
2.2 Beginning the Page Header 11:30
2.3 Completing the Page Header 10:38
2.4 Creating the Blog Page Content and Footer 11:21
2.5 Completing the Blog Page Content and Footer 14:50
2.6 Creating the Blog Page Sidebar 05:41
2.7 Loading the Necessary Scripts 08:32
2.8 Creating the Post Page 05:35

3.Creating Custom Elements 3 lessons, 22:32
3.1 Creating the Recent Projects Widget 07:25
3.2 Creating the Homepage 10:53
3.3 Creating the Contact Page 04:14

4.Conclusion 1 lesson, 01:15
4.1 Final Words 01:15

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If you are an Angular developer, you must be aware that Angular 2 is coming soon.

Since the frameworks are so different, using Angular 2 will require a total rewrite of apps to make them work with the new platform. Angular developers that have implemented their apps using component directives will have an easier time porting to Angular 2, but in many cases there is only a limited possibility to reuse Angular 1 code in Angular 2. Often the best thing to do is to undertake a rewrite of the app, module by module.

In this course, Envato Tuts+ instructor Reggie Dawson will show you how to take a simple Angular 1 app and to upgrade it to use Angular 2. You’ll see how each concept and structure in Angular 1 translates to the new version. After viewing this course, you’ll have a better understanding of how to migrate your apps to Angular 2.

by Reginald Dawson
20 hours ago
Lessons:9
Length:43 minutes

1.Introduction1 lesson, 00:42
1.1 Introduction 00:42

2.About Upgrading to Angular 2 2 lessons, 09:03
2.1 Prepare an App for Angular 2 04:31
2.2 Angular 2 Upgrade Adapter 04:32

3.Migrate the App 5 lessons, 32:39
3.1 Set Up Your Project for Angular 2 07:19
3.2 App Module and Home Component 08:03
3.3 Upgrade a Service to Angular 2 04:41
3.4 Create the Video Component 06:53
3.5 Create the Search Component 05:43

4.Conclusion 1 lesson, 00:31
4.1 Conclusion 00:31

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Published 5/2015 English
Course Description
Learn development in the newest SDK!</strong>


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Android Studio is development environment officially supported by Google. Thanks to this you will always use the newest version of the API, tools and libraries for creating professional applications.

Android Studio provides a convenient application development for wide variety of mobile devices, such as: smartphones, tablets, watches, glasses and many others. During this course the trainer discusses sequential elements of SDK and shows practical examples.

<strong>From Beginner to Professional</strong>

Android Studio training is designed for people who want to start learning development of mobile applications.

You already know Java? Great! You accomplish this training faster.

You don't know Java? Don't worry! Repeat material with the trainer, and thanks to scrupulous learning, you will quickly mastered the principles of programming.

From this training will also benefit people who already have basics of android development, but would like to better understand the capabilities of Android Studio SDK.

<strong>Build complex application!</strong>

Android Studio training shows step-by-step how to build applications and demonstrate the best practices in programming. You will create from scratch complex and fully working TODOexpert application, which allows to show a broad range of Android functionalities and progressive application development process.

Application created during training seems to be a simple task or shopping list. However, it enables to present multiple mechanisms that you will use for your own projects, such as: login using the server, database support, or creating HTTP connections.

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<li>8 hours of HD quality video</li>
<li>professional trainer</li>
<li>quizzes after each module</li>
<li>source code and useful notes attached to the course</li>
<li>knowledge only for practical usage</li>
<li>Android Studio environment is equipped with the newest solutions directly from Google. Skills of creating apps in this IDE are the basis of Android developers work. So do not hesitate, start learning today!</li>
</ul>

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<strong>What are the requirements?</strong>
Windows, Mac or a Linux PC
the training shows have to use an emulator which runs on your computer, so you don't need a real Android device
<strong>What am I going to get from this course?</strong>
Understand how Android works
Learn how to develop apps for Android phones and tablets
Discover how to work in Android Studio IDE
Find out how to create high quality applications
Learn debugging techniques
Understand how to create Activities and transitions between them
Find out how to operate a views
Discover the mechanisms of resources
Learn how saving data to the database
Learn how to create advanced layouts
Find out how to create an HTTP queries
Understand a login model on using the server
Discover how downloading data from the server to the app
Find out how displaying data directly from the database
Understand how performing operation in the background using AsyncTask
Learn how to store data in SharedPreferences and SQLite
Discover how to create notifications and use the BroadcastReceiver
What is the target audience?
for anyone who wants to get started in programming for Android platform
beginners who have never coded before
more experienced developers who want to take advantage of the Android Studio functionality

<strong>Curriculum</strong>

<strong>Section 1: Introduction to Android</strong>
Lecture 1 Introduction 04:54
Lecture 2 The tools for Android developers 09:48
Lecture 3 Android virtual devices 07:07
Lecture 4 Tools directory 08:09
Lecture 5 Emulators - theory 02:39
Lecture 6 Android tools - additional notes 8 pages
<strong>Quiz 1 The tools for Android developers 6 questions</strong>

<strong>Section 2: The first application</strong>
Lecture 7 Hello Android - new project 09:11
Lecture 8 Project structure 09:32
Lecture 9 Project structure part 2 09:34
<strong>Quiz 2 Hello Android 6 questions</strong>
Lecture 10 AndroidManifest file - theory 06:53
Lecture 11 Activity - theory 05:55
Lecture 12 Adding to the Manifest - practice 06:47
Lecture 13 Activity lifecycle - practice 07:09
<strong>Quiz 3 Android Manifest and Activity 5 questions</strong>
Lecture 14 User interface - layouts 09:05
Lecture 15 User interface - views 07:01
<strong>Quiz 4 Layouts 2 questions</strong>
Lecture 16 The graphics editor 13:04
Lecture 17 Saving status 07:34
<strong>Quiz 5 Save state 5 questions</strong>
Lecture 18 The first application - additional notes 15 pages

<strong>Section 3: ToDoExpert - process of creating application</strong>
Lecture 19 Description of application 07:33
Lecture 20 Login screen - LinearLayout 12:11
Lecture 21 Login screen - translation and selector part 1 07:10
Lecture 22 Login screen - translation and selector part 2 11:17
<strong>Quiz 6 LinearLayout, translation and selector 6 questions</strong>
Lecture 23 Support of views from code level and validation 14:48
<strong>Quiz 7 Support of views 3 questions</strong>
Lecture 24 Task list screen - ListActivity 06:57
Lecture 25 Task list screen - transitions between Activities 12:26
<strong>Quiz 8 ActionBar and traditions between Activities 5 questions</strong>
Lecture 26 New task screen - RelativeLayout 06:52
Lecture 27 New task screen - RlativeLayout part 2 08:26
Lecture 28 Passing data between Activities 10:45
Lecture 29 Passing data between Activities - part 208:58
<strong>Quiz 9 RelativeLayouts and Activities 7 questions</strong>
Lecture 30 Performing operations in the background - AsyncTask 13:21
Lecture 31 Performing operations in the background part 2 04:34
Quiz 10 AsyncTask 4 questions
Lecture 32 Process of creating application - additional notes 10 pages
Lecture 33 Source code Article

<strong>Section 4: Saving and sending data - HTTP and DB</strong>
Lecture 34 Basics of HTTP queries 09:03
Lecture 35 Communication with the server 08:17
Lecture 36 Parsing data using JSONObject 07:42
<strong>Quiz 11 Basics of HTTP gueries 5 questions</strong>
Lecture 37 Saving data in SharedPreferneces 11:13
Lecture 38 Main application object, login manager 09:09
Lecture 39 Main application object, login manager part 2 09:21
<strong>Quiz 12 SharedPrferences and main application 7 questions</strong>
Lecture 40 Getting and parsing data 14:18
Lecture 41 Displaying a data collection - Adapter 06:42
Lecture 42 Displaying a data collection part 2 13:44
Lecture 43 Creating an SQlite database - DBHelper 14:45
Lecture 44 Saving data to database - ToDoDao 09:41
Lecture 45 Saving data to database part 2 07:19
Lecture 46 Displaying data directly from the database - CursorAdapter 11:35
Lecture 47 Displaying data directly from the database 10:47
<strong>Quiz 13 Getting, parsing and displaying data 8 questions</strong>
Lecture 48 Sending data to the HTTP POST server 09:45
Lecture 49 Sending data to the HTTP POST server part 2 08:22
Lecture 50 Operations in the backroung using Service - theory 09:09
Lecture 51 Services and notifications in practice 14:53
Lecture 52 Services and notifications part 2 07:49
Lecture 53 BroadcastReceiver and broadcast mechanism 09:06
<strong>Quiz 14 Services and notifications 9 questions</strong>
Lecture 54 Saving and sending data - additional notes 15 pages

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Node.js is an amazing platform. It is the V8 JavaScript that Google Chrome uses on the front end running on a server. As a developer who loves JavaScript in the browser, I find it amazing to be able to write web servers and other programs in the very same language. As you’ll see, it’s similar to JavaScript in the browser; however, it isn’t all the same. There are many new patterns and features that we’ll cover in this course.

by Andrew Burgess
17 Mar 2015
Lessons:17
Length:1.5 hours

1.Getting Started (3 lessons, 08:52)
1.1 Getting Started 01:24
1.2 Installation 02:25
1.3 Using the REPL and Running Files 05:03

2.Node.js Principles (3 lessons, 21:47)
2.1Asynchronous Pattern 09:04
2.2Scope in Node 05:01
2.3Modules 07:42

3.Node.js API (8 lessons, 46:07)
3.1EventEmitter 05:50
3.2Utilities 06:39
3.3Path Tools 05:15
3.4Streams 09:36
3.5Working With Local Files 04:28
3.6Input and Output 06:01
3.7Web Servers 04:17
3.8Other APIs 04:01

4.Going Further (3 lessons, 15:26)
4.1NPM 08:22
4.2Third-Party Modules 05:50
4.3Conclusion 01:14

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31 Mar 2014
Lessons:18
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24 Aug 2012
Lessons:46
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