A short introduction to Solid JS. Learn about Solid JS and its features, and build modern web applications.

What is Solid JS?

The practical comparison of Solid JS and React JS. Learn about the differences between these two excellent libraries.

Solid JS vs React JS. What is Better?

We'll elaborate on the only programming course platform you need to start and why.

The only programming course platform you need (and why)

List of 7 industries that blockchain will disrupt, along with successful examples.

7 Industries that blockchain development will disrupt (with successful examples)


**Is this course right for you?**

This course covers creating two applications with Svelte and minimal 3rd party dependencies. Almost every feature is made from scratch without any dependency package. This covers - Form Validation, Pagination, Modal, Popups,  Snackbar, and more.

The course covers the explanation of  Svelte by working on actual projects. This course will give you the confidence and skills required to start any project.

Students should have basic javascript knowledge to start working on this course.

**What is Svelte?**

Svelte is a radical new approach to building user interfaces. Whereas traditional frameworks like React and Vue do the bulk of their work in the browser, Svelte shifts that work into a compile step that happens when you build your app.

Instead of using techniques like virtual DOM diffing, Svelte writes code that surgically updates the DOM when the state of your app changes.

**What are you going to work on?**

The first application explains base Svelte features by working on the real project - Trello clone application.

In the second application, students will build a Twitter-like app from scratch - the HTML layout part is not part of the course (This will be provided in the course materials to save time and focus purely on  Svelte). The focus of this course is coding and not writing HTML content. 

The course starts with the preparation of the base layout of the application. All designs - images, and content are provided by the instructor.

**Content can be briefly summarized in these points:**

**Layout preparation** - A few lectures to prepare the HTML for your application. Separation of layout into the Svelte components. 

**Template syntax** - Use special syntax inside of HTML

**Directives & Events** - Value binding of variables.

**Svelte Kit Routing** - This part explains creating a "multi-page" application. Students will learn how to create a routing with different routing strategies and navigation to the routes. 

**Reactivity** - Explains how to create and manage reactive data

**Lifecycle function** - How to use onMount and onDestroy

**Stores** - More complex reactive data

**Transitions** - Fancy effects with Svelte

**Auth Forms** - Students will learn how to create a reactive form and bind the data to form inputs.

**Custom Form Validation** - Covers creating a custom input/form validation and error handling from scratch.

**Firebase/Firestore** - Initialization of Firebase application (data storage)

**Hook Functions** - Important part of the projects. Allows the feature-related code to be separated into its context. 

**Authentication** - This part covers creating a login, register, and logout functionality. Students will learn how to authenticate a user upon the application visit.

**Provider and Context** - This creates a provider component, which can hold the data on the root level and provide them to underlying components. 

**Snackbars** - App-wise functionality created with Provider to display any message as a toast popup.

**Glide Creation** - Covers how to create a new glide and display it on the main page. From this point on, students will often work with Firebase/Firestore.

**Follow Functionality** - Follow functionality allows users to subscribe to other users. 

**Display Glides from Following** - Subscription (Following) to other users will allow seeing the Glides (messages) they post.

**Paginate Glides** - It would be inefficient to fetch/display all of the glides on the initial load. Students will learn how to implement their lazy loaded pagination when data are loaded as the users browse the application.

**Create Sub-Glides** - It's essential to have a way to respond to glides. This feature enables a user to create subglides, which is an answer to the glide.

**Modal Messenger** - Students will learn how to create a modal component from scratch. This will be used to display a messenger component on any page.

**Deployment to Vercel** - Finally, the application will be live hosted on Vercel. Anybody on the internet will be able to visit your application.

While working on the features above, the students will learn and understand Svelte features. They will know how to architecture applications and will be able to create their applications with Svelte.


Create two applications with Svelte, Trello and Twitter clones. Unleash Svelte reactivity and speed. Use Firebase as the data store.

Svelte and Firebase - The Complete Course


**Is this course right for you?**

This course covers creating a Twitter-like application with Solid JS and minimal 3rd party dependencies. Almost every feature is made from scratch without any dependency package. This covers - Form Validation, Pagination, Modal, Popups,  Snackbar, and more.

The course covers the explanation of Solid JS library API by working on an actual project. This course will give you the confidence and skills required to start any project.

Students should have basic javascript knowledge to start working on this course.

**What is Solid JS?**

Solid JS is a reactive UI library inspired by React JS. It utilizes Component-like architecture, reactive data binding, and JSX. 

Every Component executes once, and the Hooks and bindings execute many times as their dependencies update.

Solid follows the same philosophy as React with unidirectional data flow, read/write segregation, and immutable interfaces. It, however, has an entirely different implementation that forgoes using a Virtual DOM.

**What is Typescript?**

TypeScript is an open-source language that builds on JavaScript, one of the world's most used tools, by adding static type definitions.

**What are you going to work on?**

Students will build a Twitter-like app from scratch - the HTML layout part is not part of the course (This will be provided in the course materials to save time and focus purely on Solid JS). The focus of this course is coding and not writing HTML content. 

You will learn how to use Typescript language - a superset of Javascript providing additional features and a static type checker.

The course starts with the preparation of the base layout of the application. All designs - images, and content are provided by the instructor.

Content can be briefly summarized in these points:

**Layout preparation** - A few lectures to prepare the HTML for your application. Separation of layout into the Solid JS components. 

**Solid JS Router** - This part explains how to create a "multi-page" application. Students will learn how to create a routing with different routing strategies and navigation to the routes. Covers the creation of Profile, Login, and Register pages.

**Signals & Reactivity** - Explains how to create and manage reactive data with createSignal and stores.

**Lifecycle function** - How to use onMount and onCleanup

**Auth Forms** - Students will learn how to create a reactive form and bind the data to form inputs.

**Custom Form Validation** - Covers creating a custom input/form validation and error handling from scratch.

**Firebase/Firestore** - Initialization of Firebase application (data storage)

**Hook Functions** - Important part of the projects. Allows the feature-related code to be separated into its context. 

**Authentication** - This part covers creating a login, register, and logout functionality. Students will learn how to authenticate a user upon the application visit.

**Provider and Context** - This creates a provider component, which can hold the data on the root level and provide them to underlying components. 

**Snackbars** - App-wise functionality created with Provider to display any message as a toast popup.

**Glide Creation** - Covers how to create a new glide and display it on the main page. From this point on, students will often work with Firebase/Firestore.

**Follow Functionality** - Follow functionality allows users to subscribe to other users. 

**Display Glides from Following** - Subscription (Following) to other users will allow seeing the Glides (messages) they post.

**Paginate Glides** - It would be inefficient to fetch/display all of the glides on the initial load. Students will learn how to implement their lazy loaded pagination when data are loaded as the users browse the application.

**Create Sub-Glides** - It's essential to have a way to respond to glides. This feature enables a user to create subglides, which is an answer to the glide.

**Modal Messenger** - Students will learn how to create a modal component from scratch. This will be used to display a messenger component on any page.

**Deployment to Vercel** - Finally, the application will be live hosted on Vercel. Anybody on the internet will be able to visit your application.

While working on the features above, the students will learn and understand Solid JS features. They will know how to architecture applications and will be able to create their applications with Solid JS.


Build a Twitter-like app with Solid JS lib and Typescript. Unleash Solid JS reactivity. Use Firebase as the data store.

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**What is Next.js?**

Next.js is a React-based framework that provides infrastructure and simple development experience for server-side rendered(SSR) & static page applications.

-   An intuitive page-based routing system (with support for dynamic routes)
    
-   Pre-rendering, both static generation (SSG) and server-side rendering (SSR), are supported on a per-page basis
    

**What is Typescript?**

TypeScript is an open-source language that builds on JavaScript, one of the world's most used tools, by adding static type definitions.

**Is this course right for you?**

This course covers creating a personal application (blogs, portfolios) without needing third-party dependencies - databases or cms. Create a personal app with search functionality deployed to Vercel.

The course doesn't explain Next Js/React Js specific functions.

This course will give you the confidence and skills required to start your project.

**What are you going to work on?**

You will build a personal application from scratch. You will learn how to write code in Typescript language - a superset of Javascript providing additional features and a static type checker.

The focus of this course is coding and not writing HTML content. The course starts with the preparation of the base layout of the application. All design - images, and content are provided by the instructor.

After the layout is prepared, the students will work on the functionality to access and fetch the local data stored in markdown files.

Students will learn to work with a file system - fs package in this part. The content of the files is retrieved as a string of data.

To get the formatted data, students will learn how to parse "frontmatter" metadata and the markdown content from the file.

The fetched content is then provided to the pages and displayed in the application.

After the content part is finished, students will start working on the search functionality. All content presented on the website can be searched via the input component provided in the navigation bar.

The course covers using all the content to build a local search index stored as a JSON file. This JSON file is then fed as a data source to the search component.

Students will work on the portfolios feature when the search functionality is finished. The portfolios feature will be very similar to the blogs. Portfolios are also kept as markdown data, which means lots of implementation is shared with the blogs.

The last part of the course covers deployment to the Vercel platform.


Build a personal app with Next/React JS and Typescript. Blogs, portfolios, and search features. No 3rd party dependency

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**What is Unity?**

Unity is a cross-platform game engine. The Unity editor is supported on Windows, macOS, and the Linux platform. In contrast, the engine currently supports building games for over 25 platforms, including mobile, desktop, consoles, and virtual reality.

**What are we going to build?**

The course covers the development of one production-ready game. The type of game is 2D survival with a top-down view.

**Project - Undead Survival**

The main effort of this course is to show the viewer how to build a complete game from scratch. The game's goal is to survive as long as possible with infinite waves of enemies coming at the game protagonist.

The most important parts of the course are:

**Scriptable Objects**

Scriptable objects will be essential in creating the Statemachine, Ability system, and Action delegation. Scriptable objects make the project reusable and modular.

**State Machine**

Statemachine is the brain of the AI system. Every NPC can have different states (run, attack ...), while only one state can be active at a time. Every state can have multiple actions. Action is the behavior.

For example, the Enemy has a "Patrol" state. A patrol state can have two actions. One action is to provide movement to the enemy. Another action is to change the animation of the enemy to the walk.

The third component of the Statemachine is a condition. Condition is a boolean statement. When the statement or multiple statements are resolved as "true" the current state can be transited to the new one.

For example, if an enemy is in the "patrol" state and the "spot player condition" is resolved as "true", then an enemy can go to the "attack" state.

Enemies will have a straightforward state machine. More complex state machines will be applied to boss entities.

**Ability System**

A player and enemies can have different abilities. Each ability has stats, such as damage, cooldown, range, effect, and many others. Each ability is created as a scriptable object, which can be easily reused and changed to the required needs. There are two main types of abilities, passive and active ones. Passive ones are the abilities that are played automatically at a specific interval. Active ones need to be activated by some external input, such as a key-stroke of the player.

**Other Parts**

The course also covers other essential topics such as the spawning mechanism for the enemies, the UI system to display applied damage, game time, and other vital stats. There is also damage and health system. Next, the course covers the creation of the start/options menu with the options to navigate and choose different protagonists. The game is finished when the hero dies. When this happens, the score screen is displayed, and the game can be replayed infinitely.

Many other smaller topics will be covered in the course.

**Main Goal**

The main goal of the course is to teach how to create reusable systems that can be used in different games. The course focuses on the reusability of each component.


Create the complete 2D survival game in Unity with C#. Learn best practices and patterns.

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Next.js gives you the best developer experience with all the features you need for production: hybrid static & server rendering, TypeScript support, smart bundling, route pre-fetching, etc. No config is necessary.

Ethereum is a technology that lets you send cryptocurrency to anyone, but in the first place, It also powers applications that everyone can use and no one can takedown. It's the world's programmable blockchain.

Solidity is an object-oriented, high-level language for implementing smart contracts. Smart contracts are programs that govern the behavior of accounts within the Ethereum state.

Pinata is a pinning service that allows users to host files on the IPFS network. The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) is a protocol and peer-to-peer network for storing and sharing data in a distributed file system.

**What is this course covering?**

The course covers everything you need for a decentralized NFT application according to the ERC721 standard. Students of this course will learn about NFTs by creating a real-world application.

Students will learn what ERC721 smart contract is and how to create one.

The frontend for dApps covered in the course is created with React JS library and Next JS framework. CSS and design are built with the Tailwind framework.

**NFT Marketplace Application:**

This central part of the course covers the creation of an interactive NFT marketplace. Clients of this platform will be able to purchase NFTs with Ether digital currency.

The application is created in the Next JS framework, built on top of the React JS.

The first part of the course covers the setup of the pages layouts, creation of the first pages, and components. The Tailwind CSS framework covers the styling part of the application.

Students will explore how to provide Web3 JS code into the application, code responsible for communication with a crypto wallet and, therefore, with the blockchain.

We will use the Provider/Consumer concept to provide this layer, which is very common in React JS. This will guarantee that all of the components and pages will be able to access functionalities responsible for communication to the blockchain.

The application's state and data management are handled through the SWR(stale while revalidate) library. This will provide a reactive feel to the application and a reactive rendering of components upon receiving new data.

After all, necessary communication with blockchain is achieved, the students will start to work on smart contract implementation.

The course follows the recognized ERC721 token standard.

The smart contract is an essential part of the project. It serves as the blockchain "storage" of NFTs and provides functionality to verify ownership of an NFT and linkage to the media storage.

The last part of the course covers preparing and storing data related to NFT. So-called NFT Metadata.

NFT metadata data will be stored on Pinata (IPFS) based storage. Students will learn to gather data from the form and later submit them to the Pinata storage. The following important part is to link this metadata and create an NFT.


**The most mentionable topics covered in this application are:**

* Next JS Integration with Web3 and Blockchain

* Reactivity with Hooks and SWR

* Creation of NFT(ERC721) Smart Contract

* NFT data manipulation and storage on Pinata

* Typescript

Learn how to use React / Next JS, Solidity, and Pinata(IPFS) to create NFT marketplace on Ethereum. All In Typescript.

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**What is Javascript?**

JavaScript is a scripting or programming language that allows you to implement complex features on web pages — every time a web page does more than sit there and display static information for you to look at — displaying timely content updates, interactive maps, animated 2D/3D graphics, scrolling video jukeboxes, etc. — you can bet that JavaScript is probably involved.

**What are you going to work on?**

In this course, we will cover six big topic groups. Every section contains a lot of assignments and code exercises.

The final project is a web application to display products for users to buy. For the entire course length, you will work on one application. We will start simple with console application and finish with React JS, an excellent styled application.

You will see how your application evolves, what techniques are required, and how everything connects in the end. You will get a complete understanding of the programming process.

**1\. JS Basics**

In this part, you will learn the basics in the Javascript programming language, but you will also get programmatic thinking that can help you start with any programming language.

The focus of this section is to think like the programmers and not repeat code without understanding.

Some of the topics from this section are:

*   computing history, variables, primitive types, functions, parameters, 
*   objects, arrays, conditionals, logical operators, classes, inheritance, prototypes
*   debugging, scope, call stack

**2\. HTML Basics**

This part of the course covers the core part of HTML. You will learn and understand how to structurize HTML documents. 

This part covers:

*   dom (document object model), document object,
*   elements + functions

**3\. CSS Basics**

To make the website look professional, you need to apply "style." In this section, you will learn how to use stylings effectively.

You will now learn how to use the two most used stylings: flex and grid.

**4\. HTML + JS**

The central part of modern frameworks like Angular, Vue, or React is to create seamless interaction of JS with HTML without you even noticing.

This part will teach you how things work behind the scene. You will use javascript to render HTML elements dynamically.

The main topics of this section are:

*   HTML nodes, dynamic elements

*   "mini" JS framework, modularity, 

*   ES and Common modules

**5\. Web server  + Webpack**

In this part, we will first cover communication on the internet from the perspective of client->server. You will learn how your computer requests the remote server to display any website on the internet.

Then we will create our custom Web Server, which will serve our HTML project, which we created in the sections before.

Later in the section, we will dive into Webpack. Webpack is a  bundler, and we will use it to bundle our javascript code together. You will learn how to write a javascript, which was impossible to write before.

*   client->sever, servers
*   Node JS, Webpack, 

**6. React JS**

The final part of this course will cover React JS library. You will learn to use React JS to create web applications with ease. You will create a final version of your web app. In the end, everything will connect, and you will understand how React JS works.

*   React JS
*   Hooks, State
*   Reactivity

It will be a long journey, but you will become developers in the end.


Learn programming in JS language, HTML, and CSS. Create a Web Application made in React JS. The path to the final project includes many assignments, code exercises, and challenges.

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#### **‘Software engineer and Developer’ is the world’s most in-demand profession**

People no longer regard programming and web development as simply any other academic curiosity.

Rather, they’ve now come to view it practically, and have subsequently started seeking out career paths and job opportunities in the same.

Honestly, in 2021, there are only but a handful of other fields, besides programming and web development, that pack such promise and demand such attention.

Read on to find out why learning programming and web development has become absolutely indispensable in this digital time and age!

#### **Prerequisites For Acing Programming and Web Development**

For acing programming and web development, there are certain prerequisites that you need to take care of at the outset.

#### **Basic Mathematics**

To begin with, you need to bear in the mind the fact that programming is all about problem-solving, an aspect that is rather intimate to Mathematics as well.

Hence, as a budding programmer, you’re advised to have at least a fundamental (basic) knowledge of mathematics before you begin your programming journey.

#### **Programming Languages**

In the world of web development, programming languages constitute the fundamental building blocks.

Depending on the requirement, as a developer, you can make use of programming languages to build either a website, app or particular software.

Hence, it’s vital that you learn at least one programming or scripting language to kickstart your web development career.

#### **Libraries and Frameworks**

This is not a strict prerequisite. But as a budding developer, you’re encouraged to familiarise yourself with different kinds of libraries and frameworks.

As well as some basic web development tools, such as text editors, web browsers, and the like. This serves the purpose of accelerating your learning process.

**Logical Reasoning Ability**

A large chunk of programming comprises breaking down comprehensive problem statements into smaller and simpler modules. This requires a great deal of conditional thinking.

Thus, it’s preferable for you to have strong logical reasoning abilities.

**Advantages of Honing Web Development and Programming Skills**

Since programming and web development are used in almost every other industry out there, learning these skills allows you to gain a host of advantages.

#### **Job Security and Work Inflow**

There’s a massive boom in tech and software jobs all across the globe. Thus, learning programming and web development will make sure you and your skills are always in-demand.

Whether you decide to go for a corporate career or adopt a freelancer life, you’ll never be out of work.

#### **Great Career Trajectory**

Programming and web development jobs are among the most lucrative career options out there, thereby promising a great career trajectory.

#### **Taste of Creativity**

It gives you the opportunity of digitizing your ideas and presenting them to the world at large. As a result, you gain the ability to create anything that you want and implement it to your own liking.

#### **Improved real-life skills**

Programming and web development improves your existing problem-solving abilities and helps you approach complex problem statements in a much more disciplined and structured manner.

#### **Freedom**

All you require to execute programming and web development is a system and a stable internet connection. It effectively means that you can take up work from any corner of the world — your physical presence won’t be mandatory.

#### **Job Opportunities**

*   Number of Jobs, 2019–1,469,200
*   Job Outlook 2019–2029–22% (much faster than average)
*   Employment change 2019–2029–316,000

**_As per the recent U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, demand for software developers is expected to rise by 22% between 2019 to 2029._**

![](https://thrangra.sirv.com/Why%20Is%20Programming%20Good/Table1.jpeg)
**Note — All Occupations include all occupations in the US economy.**
**Source — US Bureau Labour Statistics, Employment Projections Program**

Programmers and web developers can opt for various career paths and job descriptions. Some of them are listed here -

#### **Applications Developer**

With programming skills at your disposal, you can easily create a mobile application for any service or product out there.

#### **Game Developer**

Given the response that a good video game is able to garner, game developers continue to be one of the most sought-after personnel in this particular industry.

#### **UX Designer**

In this job description, you’re given the task of designing the interface of a website or an application in such a manner that it delivers the best possible experience to the end-users.

#### **Software Engineer**

A job of a Software engineer is to analyse user requirements, and then design, build, and test software that caters to these particular requirements.

#### **Software Tester**

A software tester carries out automated and manual tests to ensure that the software created by the developer meets its destined objective.

#### **Monetary Compensation**

The demand for developers is booming with every passing second, which subsequently makes it a very competitive industry.

Web developers, and other IT professionals, are, thus among the highly paid professional workers out there.

![](https://thrangra.sirv.com/Why%20Is%20Programming%20Good/Table2.jpeg)
**Analysis of U.S Bureau of Labour Statistics Current Population Survey nominal dollars**

*   In the current scheme of things, the average salary of a web developer stands somewhere at $34/hour or $70,000/year.
*   While beginners stand to make around $45,000/year, experienced professionals can earn as much as $111,000/year.
*   JavaScript Developers Salaries in the USA have been witnessing an increasing trend throughout — with a slight drop in 2021 due to the Coronavirus.

![](https://thrangra.sirv.com/Why%20Is%20Programming%20Good/Table3.jpeg)
(Data [Source](https://www.daxx.com/blog/development-trends/it-salaries-software-developer-trends))

*   JavaScript Developers Salaries in Germany have been rising steadily — witnessing an increasing trend throughout the years.

![](https://thrangra.sirv.com/Why%20Is%20Programming%20Good/Table4.jpeg)

(Data [Source](https://www.daxx.com/blog/development-trends/it-salaries-software-developer-trends))

### **Grow as a developer with Eincode**

While learning programming and web development isn’t a particularly complicated affair, it does require you to follow a particular structure.

Without the right guidance at your aid, you run the risk of being caught in a never-ending loop. This is where Eincode comes into the picture. Dedicated to providing the best online learning

experience to its students, Eincode is committed to its philosophy of giving rise to the sharpest developers and coders out there.

Eincode’s instructor, Filip Jerga, believes that anyone can learn programming if taught right — in an easy and practical way.

### **Why Eincode?**

*   Eincode makes use of real-life projects to explain challenging programming concepts, making our students fluent with each and every aspect of the course module in the process.
*   Students are already using these real-life projects in their portfolios which makes them work-ready as soon as they complete the course.
*   All the courses follow a no-fluff, no-endless-theory methodology, and are focussed on practical learning — exactly how web development and programming must be taught.
*   There are no shortcuts at Eincode. Only in-depth understandable explanations backed by real-life examples.
*   As an Eincode student, you’ll always have access to transparent, fast and open communication with the instructor, Filip Jerga.

What’s the wait for?
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