AYLUS Williamsville held its 3rd web dev class on June 26. We made our first application, a random number generator, using HTML, CSS, and JS. We learned how to call JS functions in HTML, how NaN, null, and undefined differ from each other, how to set up CSS keyframes, how to turn String into int, how to state conditionals in CSS, how to separate elements on different lines using break, how to label HTML elements so they can be referred to, how to use JS to process inputs from the user, how to interact with the user by modifying p tags, how to edit HTML elements in JS, coding logic, how to use Math.random, Math.floor, and other premade functions to create a scaleable random number generator, how to prevent incompatible inputs from throwing errors in your code, and much more.
We had over 17 people turn up to our 3rd coding class
There is also an abridged version on our official YouTube page.
Participants: Alex Liang (1.5 hours)