Coming up next Tuesday, our third programming online workshop!
We’ll be continuing our study of HTML
, and introduce just a smidgen of CSS
.
What you need:
You will need a laptop or desktop computer to participate in this particular course (although the materials we will create will be usable on phones, too). Unfortunately, the programming tools on phone-based browsers just aren’t usable yet.
I’ll be teaching with Mozilla Firefox, which is a great free browser with excellent built-in tools for experimenting with programming — please consider downloading it if you don’t use it, as it will make things that much easier. But Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari should be okay too.
WHEN: Tuesday, July 20⋅11:00am – 12:00pm
2021-07-20T15:00:00Z → 2021-07-20T16:00:00Z
WHERE: The coding-for-beginners
room on gather.town
We use a fun video chat thing called Gather.town, here’s the link:
https://gather.town/app/eIa7oe3mUMT8Cisf/coding-for-beginners
WHAT
Last time we messed around with a little bit of HTML code and thinking about the idea of “marking up” content. This time we are going to move on to something with a bit more complicated structure: a basic interlinear gloss. We’ll talk about a few new ideas:
HTML
classesCSS
rules- A bit about how elements in the page are layed out — or “flow”
- If we have time we will discuss a bit about web fonts
Trying to get better at…
I talked too much last time! This time there will be more “try it yourself” time. If anyone here with experience in web stuff would like to act as a group mentor, please let me know via message or a comment below! (Psst, @sunny , @rgriscom , @meaganvigus , @caro @lgessler @aryaman … )
RULES
Everyone here already does all these things but just for the record
- Be nice
- No questions are bad questions
- Have fun
Looking forward to seeing you all there! Please feel free to leave a comment below if you like.
Gather.town is free up to 25 people — I doubt we will get anywhere near that number, but because it gets super expensive to upgrade to more people, we can’t ahve more attendees.