Back to School Web Development and Programming Bundle

• Introduction

• Course requirements and format

• What is JSBin

• Setting up the HTML Document

• Header and paragraph tags

• Style

• More than one style

• Bold, italics, underlune and tags within tags

• More Tags

• Setting up a link

• Adding an image

• Adding a link to the image

• Lists

• Tables

• Playing around with styles

• Forms

• Radio, checkboxes and password

• Submit buttons

• Script tags and JavaScript

• HTML and style points

• Adding the CSS

• Style tags

• IDs

• Font Families

• Font properties

• Adding in Colors

• Formatting tags

• Tables part 1

• Tables part 2

• Lists

• Classes versus ids

• Uses for CSS

• HTML CSS and JavaScript

• Adding in a button and function

• Scaling functions

• Changing the text un JavaScript

• Variables

• Adding Variables

• Adding User input

• Variable Scope

• Saving your project

• Calling functions with functions

• If statements

• Else statements

• More on variable scope

• Else if statements

• Changing the style tags with JavaScript

• jQuery Library file

• Setting up the code in JavaScript

• jQuery environments

• Adding in a fadeout

• Explaining jQuery syntax

• More events you can use

• Adding in asecond button

• Id and class

• Adding classes to different HTML tags

• Fade out timing

• Toggle

• Toggle parameters

• Selecting HTML elements

• Hide and show

• Script tags

• Animation

• Sliding back

• Sliding slow

• Growing a div tag

• Shrinking a Div tag

• Incremental grow

• More thoughts on div tags

• What is HTML 5

• HTML 5 tags

• Browser support

• Adding in an Audio tag

• Video tags

• Preloading data

• Canvas tags

• Canvas in JavaScript

• JavaScript HTML 5 functions

• Circular gradients

• Linear gradients

• Adding a shadow

• Drawing a circle on the canvas

• Drawing an SVG circle

• Creating an SVG circle

• Adding an ellipse

• Adding polygons

• Wrapping up

• Talking about HTML

• More about formatting tags

• Some more about tags

• Introduction to CSS

• Talking about some more CSS options

• More about CSS

• Finishing CSS

• JavaScript

• Changing the text in JavaScript

• Adding Variables

• The basics of C#

• The dot telesense, console.WriteLine and strings

• Error Messages

• Comments

• Adding in more voids

• More on calling voids

• Indentation and whitespaces

• Variables and integer variables

• String variables

• Boolean variables

• Math

• Double Variables

• Adding numbers and letters together in the console

• Math outside of the console

• Variable scope

• Global variables

• Passing variables to voids

• If statements

• Else statements

• Else if statements

• Nested if statements

• For loops

• Operators

• C++ Development

• Cout statement

• Error messages

• Comments

• Calling methods and functions

• More on calling functions

• White Spaces and indentation

• Variables and int Variables

• Adding a string variable

• Boolean Variables

• Variable Scope and global variables

• Math

• Double variables

• Passing variable to functions

• If statments

• Operators

• Logical operators

• Else statements

• Else if statements

• For statements

• Download Game Salad

• Opening a new project

• The game Area

• Adding an actor

• Testing your game

• Actor images

• Object attributes

• Changing the background color

• Blending modes

• Stretch and tiling

• More about tiling

• Flipping the image

• Moving an object left and right

• How to rotate an object

• Applying a Max Speed

• Applying gravity to an object

• Accelertate

• Adding in a collide degree

• Physics

• Attributes: boolean variables

• Local Attributes

• Texture Variables

• Number Variables

• Angle variables

• Index variables

• Adding a variable to the screen

• Adding in two variables to the display text behavior

• Display text behavior

• Talking about proper variable names

• Talking about behaviors and accelerate towards

• Animations

• Change attribute

• Change image

• adding in a rule

• Rules and touch

• Overlapping and coliding

• Actor tags

• Auto rotation

• Adding in a key and adding in multiple conditions

• Setting a rule to any condition

• Mouse Button down

• Hibernate and pausing the game

• The otherwise function in rules

• Rule review

• Changing Scenes

• Screenshots

• Change Velocity

• Change Size

• Colide objects with tags

• Constrain attribute

• Control camera

• Camera tracking area

• Tracking area with a bigger area

• Camera origin

• Destroy

• Groups

• Interpolate

• Interpolate values

• Adding text

• Log debugging statement

• Move

• Move to

• Notes

• Particles

• Particles part 2

• Particles part 3

• Final thoughts on particles

• Pausing a game

• Playing and stopping music

• Play sound effect

• Replicate behavior

• Reset game and reset scene

• Rotate

• Rotate to angle

• Vector to angle

• Rotate towards position

• Saving and loading

• Spawning actors

• Times and game loops

• Pro features

• Changing from iPhone 5 to iPhone 4

• Introduction to tables

• Table values

• Good table organization

• Table data in game

• Opening up our first game

• Adding an actor

• Adding a scene

• Adding in actors to a scene

• Adding in events

• Actors and events

• Stencyl and code

• Physical code

• Stencyl and shapes

• Game loops and moving actors across the screen

• When created and placing on the screen

• Attributes part 1

• Attributes and local attributes

• Attributes part 3

• Attributes part 5 setting up an attribute

• Attributes part 6

• Rotate

• Rotation and time

• Default Properties

• Changing the width

• Skew

• Translate

• Rounded corners and shadows

• Opacity

• Scale rotate translate and skew on one line

• Intro to 3D effects

• Translate 3d

• Scale 3D

• Course requirements

• Creating a new C# Script

• C# in mono develop

• Voids and adding voids

• Comments

• The start void

• The update void and the game loop

• Calling a void

• Variables and int variables

• Float variables

• Boolean variables

• String variables

• Building your code

• calling variables within voids

• Variable scope

• Adding in games objects to unity 3D

• Adding the script to the game object

• Rotating the cube

• Small test

• Public variables

• Vector 3

• If Statements

• Else statements

• Else if statements

• Course requirements

• Creating a JavaScript file

• MonoDevelop and JavaScript

• Functions

• The start function

• The update function

• Adding in comments

• Calling a function

• Variables

• Initializing a variable

• Building your solution

• Variables and functions

• Adding Variables

• Adding in game objects

• Adding in the script to the cube

• Rotating an object

• More on variables, boolean variables

• If Statements

• Adding functionality to the if statement

• The else statements

• Else if statement

• Passing variables to functions

• Thoughts about game development

• Introduction

• Course Requirements

• Opening a project

• more about xcode

• Storyboards and testing your app

• changing the view controller

• Adding more tabs

• adding in themovement

• adding in the toolbars

• Changing the color of the tool bars

• Changing the layout

• Adding in a button

• Changing colors

• Transparent backgrounds

• Device orientation

• Installing Xcode

• Requirements for the rest of the course

• Opening a new project

• Opening Xcode, Running it on the simlator

• Adding UIWebView to the iPhone and the iPad

• Hooking up code to our story boards

• Adding in a PDF to Xcode

• Adding in some code

• Adding the iPad

• Previewing the app before we submit it to the app store

• Talking about certificates

• Adding in an app ID

• Making a development profile and add it to Xcode

• Setting up the app in itunes

• Setting up the app in itunes connect

• Setting up for the app store part 1

• Archiving and icons

• Final arrangements to the app store

• Course Introduction

• Course requirements

• Setting up an HTML document

• Paragraph tags

• Header Tags

• Style

• Adding in a link

• Adding an image

• Changing the image

• Adding a border to the image

• Adding a link to an image

• Ordered and un-ordered lists

• Lists within lists

• Tables

• Tags within tables

• Table Properties

• Last Project

• Project answers

• Introduction to the course

• Course requirements

• Setting up the HTML

• Setting up the CSS

• Colors and RGB values

• Changing the background

• Text Indentation

• Font Families

• Font Types

• Text Align

• IDs

• Class

• List and multiple tags

• More about list items

• Table properties

• Download FL Studio

• Starting our first beat

• Adding items to the playlist

• Adding a baseline

• Adding a techno melody

• Adding in arps

• Making the song longer

• Adding in some higher melodies

• Adding in more melodies

• Adding in some other material

• Adding in a transition

• Finishing the song

• Exporting the song

• Why should you compose music?

• Course introduction

• Creating our first song

• The welcome screen

• Changing and adding tracks

• More about the interface and talking about music

• Adding some very simple notes

• Changing the notes and adding some more

• Adding the drumline

• Adding a melody

• Start adding to the song

• Adding the B section

• Finishing the song

• Introduction

• Course requirements

• What are AdGames

• Why are AdGames Effective

• Statistics

• Construct 2 and HTML 5

• Let's make our game

• Downloading and installing Construct 2

• Opening C2 and changing the layout

• Running the game and setting the size

• Adding objects

• Adding the images

• Z order and layers

• Getting the arrow to look at the mouse

• Changing the rotation orgin

• Adding physics to the game

• Spawning the ball at the tip

• Adding force to the ball

• Memory management

• Opacity

• Adding in collisions

• Adding in a random function

• Adding a particle explosion

• The importance of order

• Adding in a wait time

• Adding in another particle system and prototyping

• Text Box and variables

• Adding in the score to the text

• Changing the font

• Adding in a timer

• Adding in timer functionality

• Adding in some more game logic

• Setting up the the end game logic

• Adding in a game mode variable

• Adding in a sub event

• Adding in some final touches

• General Interface

• Insert a sprite

• Sprite Properties

• Adding movement to a sprite

• Modifying the 8 direction layout

• Adding borders

• Edge and origin

• Scrolling to a sprite

• Adding a background

• Adding layers

• Adding text

• Snapping to grid

• Setting Sprite size

• Learning more about events

• How to rotate with an event

• Rotate to angle

• How to set an angle

• How to shake the camera

• Setting opacity with events

• How to destroy an object

• How to spawn objects and basic bullet use

• Bullets part 2

• Destroying the projectile

• Setting the projectile's origin

• Rotate towards mouse click

• Move sprite to Mouse Click

• Introduction to variables

• Implementing variables

• Speed run

• How to pin objects to another

• Making objects

• Collision masks and solid objects

• How to use world wrap

• Adding car movement to your sprite

• Car properties

• How to make a heads up display

• Paralax Scrolling

• Hiding layers on command

• How to scroll to co-ordinates

• How to move layers

• How to change the background color

• Changing the background color with a tiled background

• Adding a spotlight effect

• Text and text boxes

• Adding buttons to your game

• Changing text with buttons

• Append text feature

• Adding a variable to your textbox

• Constantly update your textbox with a text variable

• Adding sounds to your game

• Thoughts about making an extremely easy game

• Adding powerups

• Thoughts about making a simple game

• Finishing the small game

• Recap on what we have done so far

• Simple physics

• Adding spawning and collision

• Physics properties

• Applying a force to a physical object

• Applying a force to an angle

• Applying a force to a position

• Applying a velocity

• Adding torque to your object

• Adding Angular velocity to your object

• Applying torque towards a position

• Creating a re volute joint

• How to make a scrolling background

• Making a simple platformer

• Making a platformer level and rapid prototyping.

• Adding other controls to your platform game

• The platformer properties

• Making a platformer level and rapid prototyping

• Switching the gravity to your game

• Skyward sword example

• Project goals and planning

• Making a simple production spc

• Adding the player controls

• Adding wall collisions

• Tweaking the player controlls

• Adding projectiles

• Adding spread projectiles

• Adding debug features

• Adding a beam part 1

• Adding a beam part 2

• Adding in homing projectiles

• Fixing the homing projectiles

• How to make enemies move towards the target

• Adding the projectile enemy collision

• Adding spawning objects

• Adding in a random function to the timer

• Adding a score modifier

• Adding in scores and HUD

• Adding the lives to the HUD

• Adding the losing lives functionality

• Adding the weapons type to the HUD

• Adding in powerups to your game

• Adding weapons select

• Adding beam powerup

• Adding homing powerup

• Making a menu

• Adding functionality to the menus

• Setting up a game over screen

• Adding some game over logic

• FInal thoughts of the game before art

• Introduction to adobe illustrator and talking about aesthetics

• Making a simple scene

• Adding gradients to your game

• REsing the image to fit the gameplay

• Adding snow to the mountains

• Adding shading to the mountains

• Adding clouds

• Adding some trees

• Fixing the trees

• Adding the trunks to the forground trees

• Adding the canopy to the trees in the foreground

• Starting our bee character

• Continuing the bee character part 2

• Making the bee part 3

• Adding more detail to the bee

• Adding legs to the bee

• Adding the wings to the bee

• Completing the bee and talking about design

• Creating the wasp

• Creating the wasp part 2

• Adding more detail to the wasp

• Adding detail to the eye

• Adding detail to the mouth

• Adding the arms

• Adding the wings to the wasp

• Talking about the text and the design

• Making powerups

• Making the rest of the powerups part 2

• Making the projectiles

• Making the beam weapon part 1

• Making the beam weapon part 2

• Making a titlescreen

• Adding detail to the titlescreen

• Finishing the titlescreen

• Making the other cards and task inertia

• Finishing the cards

• Setting up the instruction screen

• Making the bee animation

• Making the wasp animation

• Making the spark animation

• Exporting images

• Making the game over screen

• Setting up the menu screen

• Setting up the highscore screen

• Adding the art to the game screen

• Setting up the text in the game

• Making the scrolling background

• Fixing some illustrator and graphic problems

• Adding the animation to the bee and the wasp

• Fixing the wasp rotation

• Adding the animation spark to the beam

• Talking about the project and adding sound effects

• Making the projectile sound effects

• Making the spread projectile

• Making the beam sound effect

• Making the homing projectile

• Making the wasp death sound

• Making the bee hit sound

• Talking about the music and adding our first beat

• Adding in the bass line

• Adding the melody

• Finishing the song

• Making the game over music

• Adding the bass line to teh game over music

• Adding the melody to the game over music

• Making the drums more interesting

• Composing the main music

• Composing the bassline

• Picking the syntheizers

• Composing the pre melody

• Composing the A melody

• Composing the B melody

• Making the song a little more interesting

• Adding the form to the song

• Adding an intro to the song

• Adding cymbals and finishing the song

• Mixing your music

• Making a powerup sound effect

• Making the second powerup sound effect

• Adding the music to the game

• Correcting the music coding errors

• Correcting a music logic problem

• Adding sound effects part 1

• Adding sound effects part 2

• Mixing your audio engine

• The Homestretch finishing your game

• Adding a difficulty curve

• Adding a difficulty curve part 2

• Making the game more fun

• Adding highscores and polishing the game

• Making icons for the chrome store

• Makign the 16x16 icon

• Making the banners

• Packing your game for the chrome store

• Final steps of publishing to the chrome store

• Setting up the facebook game

• Adding a facebook login

• Publishing your score to facebook

• Exporting your HTML 5 webpage

• Setting canvas URL in facebook

• Resizing your icon

• Finalizing your facebook game

• Final thoughts on bees versus wasps

• Families

• Families part 2

• Particles

• Particles and rotation

• Adding particles to the mouse

• How to rotate the particles manually

• Particle spawn rate

• Particles FPS and performance

• Particle spray cones

• One shot versus continuous spray

• Setting values in the event sheet

• Changing the image

• Particle speed and art versus technical

• Setting the particle size

• Particle opacity

• Particle growth rate

• X and y randomizer

• Speed randomizer

• Size Randomizer

• Grown rate randomizer

• Particle acceleration

• Angle randomizer

• Particle gravity

• Opacity randomizer

• Introduction to the course

• What you need for this course

• 3. Downloading Xcode

• 4. Opening a new project in Xcode

• 5. Opening a new project in Xcode

• 6. Information in Xcode

• 7. Testing your software

• 8. Adding something to your app and testing it

• 9. Changing the items on the screen

• 10. Saving your project

• 11. A small divergent thinking exercise

• 12. Introduction to metaphors in computer design

• 13. Changing where your application loads

• 14. Making your application not resizable

• 15. Adding an image to your application

• 16. Chaning your image to PNG and about image sizes

• 17. Finishing off your app

• 18. Introduction to Xcode and user experience

• 19. The basics of user experience

• 20. The help button

• 21. UX in OSX application

• 23. Intuitive design

• 24. Organic design

• 25. Metaphors and designs

• 26. Users and control

• 27. The OSX experience

• 28. Design is everywhere

• 29. Minimalism

• 30. Designing apps

• 30a. Development conundrum

• 31. Designing for your users

• 32. Constantly edit your features

• 33. Project scope

• 34. Standard UI versus re-design

• 35. Productivity versus re-design

• 36. Custom UIs

• 37. Three phases of development

• 38. Prototyping phase

• 39. Prototyping continued

• 40. Planning for development

• 41. Development

• 42. Development continued

• 43. Pros and cons of DYI development

• 44. Pros and cons of outsourced development

• 45. Personal statement about production

• 46. Before the testing and quality phase

• Development conundrum

• 48. Quality phase

• 49. Releasing your app

• 50. Conclusion to this part of the course

• Starting a new project and talking about coding

• 52. .h and .m files

• 53. commenting

• 54. Adding in some code and talking about objective C

• 55. How a computer compiles

• 56. Adding in the code to the .m file

• 57. Adding the label to the .h

• 58. Adding the label to the .m file

• 59. Gooking up the code

• 60. Running the project and talking about code

• 61. Playing around with design

• 62. Adding in another label

• 63. Start exercising your brain

• Xcode interface part 1

• 65. Xcode interface part 2

• 66. Xcode interface part 3

• 67. Xcode interface part 4

• 68. Xcode interface part 5

• 69. Xcode interface part 6

• 70. Attribute inspector

• 71. Size inspector

• 72. Connection inspector

• 73. Bindings inspector

• 74. Effect inspector

• 75. Object library

• 76. Place holders

• 77. The last remaining icons

• 78. End of this part of the course and talking about rapid prototyping

• 79. Rapid prototyping

• 80. What is rapid prototyping

• 81. Divergent thinking

• 82. Divergent thinking part 2

• 83. How to be a divergent thinker

• 84. Eureka moment

• 85. The joy of creating

• 86. Rapid prototyping with Xcode

• 87. Buttons prototyping

• 88. Adding in another XIB file

• 89. How to load other XIB files

• 90. Playing around with button sizes

• 91. Playing around with odd number of buttons

• 92. Adding an image to a gradient button

• 93. Batch processing

• 94. Changing the image position

• 95. Changing the font

• 96. Changing the font color

• 97. Control features in gradient positions

• 98. Button properties

• 99. Disclosure tags.

• 101. Wrapping up different kinds of buttons

• 102. Rapid prototyping with buttons

• 103. Multi line labels

• 104. Adding the code for a multi line label

• 105. Adding the app delegate to a new XIB file

• 106. Adding in a custom class and object

• 107. The benefits of separating the code

• 108. Text fields

• 109. Setting up the text fields in code

• Conclusion