Web Builder is a WYSIWYG (What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get) program used to create web pages. WYSIWYG means that the finished page will display exactly the way it was designed. The program generates HTML (HyperText Markup Language) tags while you point and click on desired functions; you can create a web page without learning HTML. Just drag and drop objects to the page position them 'anywhere' you want and when you're finished publish it to your web server (using the built in Publish tool). Web Builder gives you full control over the content and layout of your web page.

PHP Generator for MySQL lets you quickly build a website from your database without any programming. The created web application allows authorized users to view, edit, add, and delete database records. PHP Generator for MySQL produces clear and easy to understand code that can be used as is or modified in any way you need.

In this course, you'll learn about APIs, or Application Programming Interfaces, which are an aspect of web development that can dramatically enrich your web projects! RESTful APIs are a great place to start, since they mimic the way the web functions at a broad level.

jQuery is The Most Widely-used jаvascript library and allows you to program Many different cool effects on your web pages, Including color changes, animations, and fade in / fade out effects. The combinations are endless near! By learning concepts jаvascript The Necessary And Then diving into jQuery, as we'll do in this race, you'll-have a solid base for whatever your next steps with front-end development might be.

Businesses of all sizes can use Twitter for everything from finding new customers to deepening relationships with existing clients. This course explains how to best use the popular social media platform. Learn how to create a great user name and profile, define your brand personality, and begin tweeting.

WordPress is a widely-known platform used by 26% of all websites on the internet! There are so many ways to approach using WordPress that it can be hard to know where to start. This course will take you on a clear and easy journey through installation, customization, and launch of a WordPress site (without writing a line of backend code) so that you can get great-looking websites up running quickly, whether it's for a client request or for your own use.

Learn what is new in Ruby on Rails 5, the first major release of Rails in three years. Rails 5 is faster, uses less memory, and offers many new features and improvements. Learn to use ActionCable to access WebSockets and to design real-time features like chat, games, and notifications. Discover how to configure Rails to serve as a JSON backend, how to use the new version of Turbolinks to optimize page loading, and how to render templates independently of controllers. Learn about the many new, time-saving methods and other improvements throughout Rails 5. Watch this course to find out how key changes will affect your code. Expert Kevin Skoglund examines all of the major new features, as well as the deprecations and deletions in the framework.
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We want our systems to be 100% operational, 24/7. So in today's complex and high-traffic environments, it's important to reduce points of failure, add smart redundancy, and use high-availability tools—like virtualization and failover clustering offered in Windows Server 2012 R2—to keep systems performing at a high level. In this course, Robert McMillen teaches Windows network administrators how to configure and manage high-availability storage. He covers network load balancing (NLB) and failover clustering, concentrating on clustering for virtual machines and management of Windows cluster roles. By the end of the course, you'll be able to create a more reliable, scalable network for your end users, with a minimal amount of downtime.