Mammoth Interactive – Beginner’s Guide to Elm Programming. Build Web Apps!

Mammoth Interactive – Beginner’s Guide to Elm Programming. Build Web Apps!

Get Mammoth Interactive – Beginner’s Guide to Elm Programming. Build Web Apps! at Tenlibrary.com

Do you want to learn to make web apps? Enroll in Mammoth Interactive’s Beginner’s Guide to Elm Programming. Build Web Apps! In this course, web developer Chris Veillette will teach you how to code in the Elm language to build real websites and apps.

What Will I Learn?

• Understand the basics of the Elm language
• Grasp some key concepts of functional programming
• Use Elm’s build tools to debug and compile Elm code
• Get started with building simple websites and apps using the Elm language

What is Elm?

Elm is a programming language that you can use to build web apps. Elm is user-friendly, which makes it a great place to learn to build web apps. Elm is a functional language that compiles to JavaScript. It is a separate language from JavaScript, which means you must learn the syntax and language rules of Elm.

What are the advantages of Elm?

• Elm allows you to write well-architectured code that is easy to read.
• Elm makes front-end development simpler.
• Elm provides light operations, which means it involves less fatigue than JavaScript. With JavaScript-heavy apps, a lot of tooling and frameworks can be required to make a simple app. Elm provides a lighter operation by being self-contained.
• Elm comes with creative built-in tools, meaning you don’t have to download other packages
• Elm is easy to understand and use once you learn the language
• There is a supportive community with an active creator (Evan Czaplicki)
• Elm has no runtime exceptions, which can occur in JavaScript. Instead Elm gives you warning messages.
• Elm’s warning messages are in readable language
• Elm’s built-in package manager protects code from minor errors
• And more!

Who is the target audience?

• Developers who want to learn about functional programming and Elm

Requirements

• Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Basic command line knowledge to make use of Elm’s command line tools
• Modern web browser
• Text editor (e.g. Sublime Text, Atom, Brackets, VSCode)

You can learn to build websites and apps. Get started with this rising and current programming language. This course is full of practical examples. We teach you theory while also building real projects that you can put in your web development portfolio. Enroll today to join the Mammoth community.

Level: Beginner with basic coding knowledge, Length: 5 hours

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction & Installation

• 1.1 – Preface (10:36)
• 1.2 – Installing ELM (3:22)
• 1.3 – Elm Fomat in PATH (1:44)

Chapter 2: Functions

• 2.1 – Intro to Reply and Type (6:21)
• 2.2 – Boolean Lists Functions (8:07)
• 2.3 – Functions Part 1 (3:06)
• 2.4 – Functions Part 2 (5:05)
• 2.5 – Functions Part 3 (4:41)
• 2.6 – Functions Part 4 (2:33)
• 2.7 – If Expressions (3:56)
• 2.8 – Tuples (5:53)
• 2.9 – Records Part 1 (5:11)
• 2.10 – Records Part 2 (5:34)
• 2.11 – Records Part 3 (5:55)

Chapter 3: Attributes

• 3.1 – Hello World (11:42)
• 3.2 – Hello World (Cont’d) (4:59)
• 3.3 – Adding Class Attributes (6:13)
• 3.4 – Reactor Intro (8:59)
• 3.5 – Reactor Intro (Cont’d) (5:19)

Chapter 4: Architecture

• 4.1 – Architecture Intro (21:34)
• 4.2 – Increasing and Decreasing Size (8:46)
• 4.3 – Removing EXCL Marks (5:37)

Chapter 5: User Inputs

• 5.1 – User Inputs Part 1 (10:41)
• 5.2 – User Inputs Part 2 (6:30)
• 5.3 – User Inputs Part 3 (7:25)

Chapter 6: Guessing Games

• 6.1 – Guessing Games Part 1 (10:05)
• 6.2 – Guessing Games Part 2 (8:30)
• 6.3 – Guessing Games Part 3 (7:49)
• 6.4 – Guessing Games Part 4 (7:42)
• 6.5 – Guessing Games Part 5 (5:09)
• 6.6 – Guessing Games Part 6 (4:18)
• 6.7 – Guessing Games Part 7 (5:21)
• 6.8 – Guessing Games Part 8 (5:55)

Chapter 7: Subscriptions

• 7.1 – Subscriptions (12:13)
• 7.2 – Subscriptions (Cont’d) (6:22)

Chapter 8: Command

• 8.1 – Command (13:15)
• 8.2 – Command (Cont’d) (9:23)

Chapter 9: Sockets

• 9.2 – Sockets Part 2 (9:49)
• 9.3 – Sockets Part 3 (1:35)
• 9.1 – Sockets Part 1 (15:37)

Chapter 10: Final Thoughts

• 10 – Final Thoughts (1:34)

Resources

• ($1000 value!) Source Code
• More content!

Get Mammoth Interactive – Beginner’s Guide to Elm Programming. Build Web Apps! at Tenlibrary.com