HTML & HTML5

The backbone of web content. HTML structures information on web pages, determining how text, images, and other elements are presented.

CSS

The stylist of the web. CSS adds design and layout to HTML, making sure your website looks visually appealing and is easy to navigate.

Media Queries

Tech wizardry for responsive design. Media queries ensure your website adapts seamlessly to different devices and screen sizes.

Git Version Control

Time-travel for code. Git allows you to track changes in your code, collaborate with others, and go back in time if something goes wrong.

Command Line

The control center for your computer. Using text commands, the command line lets you interact with your system and execute powerful tasks efficiently.

Local & Remote Repositories

Homes for your code. Local repositories are on your machine, while remote repositories (like on GitHub) enable collaboration and backup.

Responsive Coding

Code that dances to any device's tune. Responsive coding ensures your web content looks great and functions well on various screens.

Flexbox

Layout superpower. Flexbox is a CSS feature that simplifies the design and alignment of elements in a flexible and efficient way.

State Management

Keeping track of the present. State management in web development ensures that your app remembers and reflects its current condition.

Web Apps with ReactJS

Building blocks for dynamic web experiences. ReactJS simplifies the creation of interactive user interfaces, making web apps more efficient and enjoyable.

JavaScript Fundamentals

The language of web interactivity. JavaScript brings websites to life by enabling dynamic and responsive features.

APIs

The bridges between apps. APIs allow different software applications to communicate with each other, sharing data and functionality.

DOM Manipulation

Your code's puppet master. DOM manipulation lets you control and modify the structure and content of web pages using JavaScript.

Data Flow Management

Orchestrating the data symphony. It involves handling the movement and organization of data within a system or application.

Computational Thinking

Problem-solving in a language computers understand. Computational thinking involves breaking down complex problems into simpler steps for efficient solutions.

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Building with blueprints. OOP is a programming paradigm that organizes code into reusable and understandable structures, like creating objects with defined behaviors.

Flask Web Framework

The architect for web applications. Flask is a lightweight web framework for Python, making it easier to build and deploy web applications.

SQL Databases

Homes for structured data. SQL databases store and manage data in a tabular format, allowing for efficient retrieval and manipulation using the Structured Query Language (SQL).

REST API Framework

The communicator between apps. A REST API framework allows different software systems to exchange data and functionality in a standardized and efficient way.

Pandas and NumPy libraries

Data manipulation wizards. Pandas and NumPy are Python libraries that simplify working with data, from cleaning and organizing to performing complex numerical operations.

Data Visualization

Painting with data. Data visualization involves creating graphical representations of information to make complex datasets more understandable and insightful.