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Resources

📝 Core Resources

Resources used in previous courses

  • Duckett, Jon. HTML and CSS. John Wiley & Sons, 2011 (internetstandaarden)
  • Duckett, Jon. JavaScript & jQuery. John Wiley & Sons, 2015 (inleiding programmeren)

Resources used in project-tech

  • CMD Methods Pack (research) — This pack supports your design research planning in any CMD project

Additional resources

  • 🆓 Git-it (workshopper) — Learn Git and GitHub basics.
  • 🆓 Pro Git (book) — written by Scott Chacon and Ben Straub and published by Apress
  • 🆓 How to markdown (workshopper) — Learn how to start using Markdown — a lightweight markup language with plain text formatting syntax.
  • 🆓 GitHub training lab (workshopper) — Get the skills you need without leaving GitHub. GitHub Learning Lab takes you through a series of fun and practical projects, sharing helpful feedback along the way.
  • 🆓 Mastering Markdown (course) — A Mini Series that will change how you write documentation
  • 🆓 Command Line Power User (course) — A video series for web developers on learning a modern command line workflow with ZSH, Z and related tools.
  • 🆓 A quick guide to Git (guide) — A quick guide to Git.

🛠 Toolbox

  • Z (cli) — Jump around in the command line.
  • Trash (cli) — Move files and folders to the trash
  • EditorConfig (config) — EditorConfig helps maintain consistent coding styles for multiple developers working on the same project across various editors and IDEs
  • ESLint (linting) — Provide a pluggable linting utility for JavaScript.
  • Stylelint (linting) — A mighty, modern linter that helps you avoid errors and enforce conventions in your styles.

Products

  • Interactive Application
  • Prototype
  • Flows or wireframes
  • Sitemap

Methods

💡 Some resources used in this course show the MacOS interface. If you're on Windows many tools offer equivelant experiences and most steps and commands you enter will be the same. If something is different on Windows, please let your instructor and other students know in the #windows channel so we can troubleshoot and look at alternatives!