Summary of Installing VS Code & How Websites Work | Sigma Web Development Course - Tutorial #1

The video introduces the Sigma Web Development course, aimed at making viewers profitable web developers from scratch.

The course covers modern web development technologies, tools, and frameworks.
The instructor emphasizes that the course is beginner-friendly and comprehensive, covering front-end, back-end, and databases.
Project-based learning is highlighted as the best way to learn, with multiple projects planned throughout the course.
The video demonstrates the installation of Visual Studio Code (VS Code) as a source code editor.
The instructor explains the roles of client, server, and browser in how websites work.
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are identified as the primary languages for web development.
The instructor encourages learners to focus on mastering 80% of HTML, 40-60% of CSS, and 50-70% of JavaScript to start building websites.
The importance of practice, learning tricks, and staying engaged in the course is emphasized.
The video concludes with action items, including bookmarking the course playlist and preparing for the next video, where the first website will be created.
The course was originally planned as a paid course but was made free to access on YouTube.
The instructor shares plans to cover topics on earning money, getting a job, freelancing, and client interactions in the course.

Speakers/Sources

— 24:38 — « So dont think that I will make a website only when I remember all the HTML tags, properties of CSS, JavaScript. »

— 30:24 — « Call some municipality »

— 35:08 — « so you can play videos and display images, everything is possible with HTML »

— 41:31 — « in this course we will learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript. I will teach you tricks which you have never heard of »

— 44:14 — « you can start web development, you can make projects and you can move forward by making and making »