I’m happy to announce two new exciting “non-credit” courses that are being offered this Fall through Clark College that I wanted you to know about! Develop Web Pages Using HTML & CSS Level 1 – The first section of this course starts on October 12, 2020, and runs for 3 weeks. Classes are on ZoomContinue reading “Announcing Two New Non-Credit Classes at Clark College”
Category Archives: Development
My Favorite Deno Resources
Deno is a secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript. The Deno runtime is implemented in Rust and TypeScript. Learn about Deno at Deno Home page. Videos on Deno Ryan Dahl — Deno, a new way to JavaScript Traversy Media – Deno Crash Course Web Dev Simplified – Deno Crash Course Fireship – Deno in 100Continue reading “My Favorite Deno Resources”
Visual Studio Code – 10 Keyboard Shortcuts You Need to Know
Here are 10 of Visual Studio Code keyboard shortcuts that will help you out a lot. Give them a shot and let me know what you think. Turn off word-wrap Windows: Alt + z Mac: ⌥ + z Toggle the sidebar Windows: Control + b Mac: ⌘ + b Toggle File explorer Windows: Control +Continue reading “Visual Studio Code – 10 Keyboard Shortcuts You Need to Know”
Free “Learn CSS Grid” Video Series
Point your browser here to get started with this free video series covering all things CSS Grid.
Amazon Alexa Meets IBM Domino
I had the honor of becoming a contributor for the outstanding NotesIn9 Video Podcast produced by David Leedy. In this show, I demonstrate how I built and Amazon Alexa Skill for the IBM Domino based IdeaJam app. If you have any questions, please let me know. I would be more than happy to answer them! ThankContinue reading “Amazon Alexa Meets IBM Domino”
Amazon Alexa Meets IBM Domino – Sneak Peek
Here’s a sneak peek of the app I will be featuring on an upcoming NotesIn9 screencast: Here’s a sneak peek at the Amazon Alexa demo I’m building for @NotesIn9 that reads data from @ideajam pic.twitter.com/p43WbOQuEr — Bruce Elgort 🐧 (@belgort) February 8, 2017 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
2016/2017 Must-Know Web Development Tech: Watch this if you want to be a web developer
Taking control of the Browser Security Model
This past weekend at the Devsigner Conference held in Portland, Oregon, Dylan Tack gave an excellent presentation entitled “Taking control of the Browser Security Model”: Since the birth of the web, the browser security model has remained nearly static. Recent evolutions make it possible for site operators to fine-tune the security model, and enforce mandatory accessContinue reading “Taking control of the Browser Security Model”
IBM Bluemix Weather Company API with Python
Here is a simple example of calling the IBM Weather Company REST API using Python. The program asks for a US ZIP code and then displays some of the data. A perfect program for an intro to programming class. Also, on GitHub.