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- Learn Git Branching – Main
- Copyright, Creative Commons, and Open Source
- Field trip: Zendesk
- CSS Selectors Exercise demo
- Code School – Try JQuery
- Writing a JQuery plug-in, part 1
- Eloquent JavaScript – Chapter 4 (continued)
- Mental Health in Tech and Self-Care
- Teach the Class Something – Kathy on Critical Thinking
- Learn Git Branching
- Main - Introduction Sequence
- Main - Ramping Up
- Eloquent JavaScript – Chapter 4
- CSS Zen Garden
- Code School – CSS Cross-Country
- Git Bits:
git fetch,git pull
- Demo: Your portfolio so far
- Code School
- Front-End Foundations
- Front-End Formations
- The box model
- Typography basics
- Intro to color theory
- How to use web fonts
- The Google way
- FontSquirrel webfont kit generator
- CSS Zen Garden
- Code Review (Eloquent JavaScript chapter 2)
- Field trip to Ionic
- Portfolio paper prototypes
- Code School
- Front-End Foundations
- Level 1
- Front-End Formations
- Level 1
- Level 2
- Front-End Foundations
- Semantic HTML Project
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CodeChix Madison, a chapter of women developers interested in furthering the career and learning opportunities of women in STEM industries. Men are welcome to attend most of the public events.
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Meetup: Madison Group Projects for Aspiring Software Professionals, a Meetup.com group organized for helping aspiring developers to build out their portfolios through group projects.
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Madison Web Design & Development Meetup is exactly what it sounds like. Go to it!
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Madison+ UX in July and Madison+ Ruby in August. You get free tickets. Don't miss this great opportunity to attend your first conference for free and with all your friends!
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Madison CocoaHeads is a great way to get into iOS development or just check out all the WWDC keynote addresses live and with a bunch of nerds.
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Madison Women in Tech is a part technical, part social group for ladies in or entering the tech sphere, whether a developer or working for a company situated in the industry.
- About the Class
- Code of Conduct
- Class Goals
- Lab Information and "rules"
- Extreme Weather Policy
- Team list and contact information
- Guide for Speakers, Mentors, and Volunteers
- Industry Visitors' Biographical Information
- Mentorship List
- Schedule
- Demo Day Guidelines
- Virtual classroom and self-study tools - This will be absorbed into the curriculum proper
- STAR WARR
The Wi-Fi password is "6082571436".
YWebCA, a partnership between YWCA Madison and Adorable IO, is a web developer training program aimed to provide access to education and on-the-job experience.