Web development is one of the premier paths for beginners to start their journey towards becoming a software engineer. Unsurprisingly, web development is a giant field that goes from very basic fundamentals to extremely complex and interconnected technology. When you are just getting started, it can all sound very confusing and overly complicated.

Join us in this workshop as we talk about HTML5 (5 is the latest version!), the cornerstone of how sites are presented in today's World Wide Web. We will start the workshop by briefly touching on web development in general, and then move to the basics of scripting a page in HTML. By the end of this workshop you should feel comfortable writing basic HTML5 files and understanding what the basic structure of a site looks like.

Logistics

When: Wednesday, May 18, 2023, from 3-4 pm EST

What: Workshop: introduction to HTML5 with Fede, community manager.

Where: On Zoom (you must RSVP to receive the video link)

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Attendance Disclaimer

At Codecademy, we are committed to empowering all people, regardless of where they are in their coding journeys, to continue to learn, grow, and impact the world around them. By participating in our event, you agree to the following:

Be Respectful: Harassment, bullying, or threatening will not be tolerated. We welcome learners of all backgrounds here, and we ask that you respect each others’ viewpoints and assume positive intent.

Be Authentic: While you are not required to provide your name and are always welcome to go by a username, please refrain from misrepresenting yourself in the community in a misleading way.

Adhere to the Law: Please only share your code (if relevant to the event) or content unless you are crediting the original author or source. Do not share code that infringes on others’ intellectual property. Do not share harmful code or anything that violates local, state, federal, or international laws.

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