Website Development Course - Scratch to Full-Stack
Our Full-Stack Web Development course is a comprehensive program designed to transform beginners into job-ready developers. We go from scratch, teaching you the foundational principles of web development. You'll master both the front-end (the user-facing part of a website) and the back-end (the server, database, and application logic that works behind the scenes). Our hands-on curriculum covers everything from initial planning and design to the creation of responsive, secure, and full-stack web applications. You'll gain practical experience with popular technologies, including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and various frameworks. We equip you with the skills to build, deploy, and maintain robust websites, ensuring you are well-prepared for a successful career in the fast-paced world of computer courses and software development.
- Website Development Road Map
- Introduction to Programming
- Introduction to Databases
- Introduction of Servers & Domains
- Introduction of Bootstrap
- Explore Database Functions and Utilization
- Introduction to Programming
- Module 1: Introduction to Web Development & PHP Fundamentals
- Week 1: Introduction to server-side scripting. Setting up the local development environment (XAMPP/MAMP). Basic PHP syntax, variables, and data types.
- Week 2: Control structures (if/else, switch) and loops (for, while, foreach). Introduction to functions, including built-in and user-defined functions.
- Module 2: PHP Forms & Data Handling
- Week 3: Creating and styling HTML forms. Understanding $_GET and $_POST superglobals. Processing form data with PHP.
- Week 4: Form validation and sanitization to secure user input. Handling file uploads and working with the file system.
- Module 3: Introduction to MySQL & Database
- Week 5: Introduction to relational databases. Using a database management tool (e.g., phpMyAdmin). Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL) and basic commands (SELECT, INSERT).
- Week 6: Advanced SQL commands (UPDATE, DELETE). Database design principles, including tables, relationships, and data types.
- Module 4: Connecting PHP to MySQL
- Week 7: Establishing a database connection using PHP's PDO or MySQLi extensions. Error handling for database connections.
- Week 8: Building a data retrieval application. Displaying dynamic content from the database on web pages. Implementing search and filtering functionality.
- Module 5: Building a Complete Web Application
- Week 9: Implementing CRUD operations. Creating forms to add, edit, and delete records in the database.
- Week 10: User authentication and session management. Building a secure login and registration system. Using sessions and cookies to maintain user state.
- Module 6: Security and Best Practices
- Week 11: Common web security vulnerabilities: SQL injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), and Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF). Techniques for preventing attacks.
- Week 12: Review of best practices for code organization, security, and performance. Final project work session and Q&A.
Students will build a complete web application (e.g., a blog, a portfolio site, or an e-commerce catalog) that incorporates all of the skills learned throughout the course. The project will include:
- User registration and login.
- A functional dashboard for authenticated users.
- The ability to perform CRUD operations on at least one type of data (e.g., blog posts, products).
- Responsive design for mobile and desktop viewing.
- A foundational understanding of HTML and CSS.
- Basic knowledge of JavaScript is recommended but not required.
This course is ideal for beginners with no prior experience in server-side programming, as well as front-end developers who want to expand their skills to full-stack web development.
| Sr. # | Task Description | Notes | Code | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Data Base Connection | 1. How to connect with server 2. Requirements for PHP to MySQL connection 3. Function Used to Create Database Connection | $host ='localhost'; $Server ='root'; $password = ''; $db = 'mydb'; $conn = new mysqli($host,$Server,$password,$db); | ||||||
| 2 | How to Utilize Connection in PHP File | 1. Understanding of MySQL and PHP 2. Basics of PHP 3. PHP File Creation 4. Add Connection String in PHP 5. Read to Retrive Records from Database into frontend | $host ='localhost'; $Server ='root'; $password = ''; $db = 'mydb'; $conn = new mysqli($host,$Server,$password,$db); if($conn===false){ echo 'Connection not established'; }else{ echo 'Connection established'; } | ||||||
| 3 | Retrive Data into Front-End | 1. PHP File Creation Basics 2. Connection Buidling 3. Connect to Particular Database and Database Table 4. Retrive Single and Multiple Records from Database 5. Understanding How to Implement Conditions |
$host ='localhost';
$Server ='root';
$password = '';
$db = 'mydb';
$conn = new mysqli($host,$Server,$password,$db);
if($conn===false){
echo 'Connection not established';
}else{
echo 'Connection established';
}
$sql ="SELECT `ID`, `RollNumber`, `Name`, `FatherName`, `City`, `Cell` FROM `studentprofile`";
$result = $conn->query($sql);
//$row = $result->fetch_assoc();
echo "
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| 4 | Insert Data Into Database | 1. Create Basic HTML Form 2. Take Action from HTML to PHP File 3. Get Variables data in PHP File 4. Assign data to Varilables in PHP 5. Established Connection in PHP file 6. Generate Insert Query from MySQL 7. User Insert Query in PHP |
$host ='localhost';
$Server ='root';
$password = '';
$db = 'mydb';
$conn = new mysqli($host,$Server,$password,$db);
if($conn===false){
echo 'Connection not established';
}else{
echo 'Connection established';
}
$sql ="insert into `profile`(`id`, `name`, `cell`, `address`, `fathername`, `city`)
values ('','$Name','$Cell','$Address','$FatherName','$City')";
$result =$conn->query($sql);
echo dear .$Name." ".$FatherName;
echo"we receive your message and we will reached you back very soon with complete resoluation. ";
echo"regards, abc";
"form action="variable.php" method="POST" class="form form-control col" "table class="table table-striped"> tr> td>input type="text" name="name" placeholder="Name">/td> td>input type="text" name="Cell" placeholder="Cell">/td> td>input type="text" name="Address" placeholder="Address">/td> /tr> tr> td>input type="text" name="FatherName" placeholder="FatherName">/td> td>input type="text" name="City" placeholder="City">/td> td>input type="submit" name="submit" class="btn btn-danger col-lg-12">/td> /tr> table> /form> |
Introduction to Bootstrap
Creative attractive and useful page using Bootstrap – to generate / create useful page follow instructions. To create useful and attractive page we use already developed functionalities / functions – for front end we use bootstrap.
Steps to Use Bootstrap:
- Include CSS (Bootstrap Pages into Website)
- Include JavaScript Pages into website/webpage
- Useful Tags to improve website attraction
Include CSS
- Where to include
- Use of CSS
- How to Include
CSS is the major function while developing websites – specially creating attractive and useful websites to engage and attract more and more customers and traffic. It helps to stay on website for hours long with basic information / data and with few graphics.
To beautify websites / webpages we use CSS (Cascading Style Sheet). To improve HTMl pages we use CSS to improve the view of pages and to beautify.
Here is the code/path to add in HTML header / head section to use the Bootstrap CSS into your webpage.
Frequently Asked Questions - Website Development Course at PICT
Security & Server Management
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