Student Webinars
Watch one of these recorded videos created by your fellow classmates! There's tons of great content here to help you through your coursework.
To see the full list of student webinar recordings, check out the Google Drive HERE.
Watch one of these recorded videos created by your fellow classmates! There's tons of great content here to help you through your coursework.
To see the full list of student webinar recordings, check out the Google Drive HERE.
Offline First: Making Your App Awesome When the Network Isn't
In this beginner-friendly session, MWS student Teri Chadbourne demonstrates how to build an offline-capable Progressive Web App using only client-side JavaScript and easy-to-use tools: PouchDB for local data storage, Apache CouchDB™ for remote storage, and a service worker for resource caching. With this simple Offline First approach, you can stop treating shoddy connections as an error condition and start building with real-world network constraints in mind. (Check out Teri's repo and additional resources at: http://bit.ly/OfflineFirstProjectManager)
Date of webinar: March 24, 2018
Visual Studio Code LiveShare Extention Pack
Ramona Saintandre goes over the basic's of using Visual Studio Code LiveShare and it's features
Date of webinar: September 19, 2018
Making Time When You Have No Time
Jenna Koslowski from the Super Sloths shows what technique she used to create more time in her day to progress quicker through the FEND Nanodegree.
Digital Accessibility Part I: Focus on HTML and CSS
Michael Jackson reviews logical tab order, semantic tags, color contrast ratios, effective alt-text, default font size. Tools to help you pass your ND projects!
Date of webinar: September 9, 2018
Interview with a Software Engineer
On September 9th, 2018, SabrinaT and Michael Jackson hosted a webinar and question/answer session with Andrew A, a software engineer! Andrew is a backend software engineer at a Silicon Valley startup focussed on improving efficiency at hospitals through data analytics. Andrew discusses topics such as his tech background, day to day work life, interest in software development, and more—complete with an amusing smash cut and some "amazing" video editing skills.
Date of webinar: September 9, 2018
The Unintended Consequences of Slacking Off on Your Udacity Project to Play Video Games (aka Free Online Coding Games Webinar)
Donna talks about the websites available online that will help you improve the coding skills that you already have and help you learn the new skills & languages that you need - for FREE!
Date of webinar: September 14, 2018
Learn SCSS - A preprocessor for CSS (Sassy CSS)
Keep your CSS easy to update, share, and believe it or not, write! Hosted by Deborah Castiglioni from FEND
Date of webinar: September 8, 2018
Closures/modular pattern with the timer project
A closure is an inner function that has access to the outer functions' variables. Carlos F from FEND shows how we can utilize closures to implement the modular pattern: Creating object modules that can then be reused in other code.
Date of webinar: September 8, 2018
Android Dev student Sepideh teaches how to go about learning Kotlin!
Learning Kotlin slides here
Date of webinar: September 5, 2018
A General Introduction to JavaScript Debugging
Ryan Boris from FEND provides a very light introduction to the topic of JavaScript debugging is introduced and a very real showing of how debugging could occur is presented.
Date of webinar: August 15, 2018
Clickable ListView items with clickable buttons
Anna Scott from ABND goes over creating clickable ListView items with clickable buttons. It is one of the possible ways to meet some of the requirements for the capstone project of ABND - Inventory App, part 2
This webinar can also be watched here.
Service Workers for Progressive Web Apps
Tyler-FEND's FEND Project 3 Webinar
Saving Exoplayer state on screen rotation
Note: Please use this link or click the title above to access James' video: http://jamesfody.com/Tutorials/ExoplayerStateWebinar.html
Using common terminal commands
How to use the terminal with github
Building Technology for Good