The course contains basics of front-end development: HTML, CSS, JS, and front-end frameworks.

We plan to decrease the amount of lectures in favor of collective discussions, team projects & collective work. And give all power & responsibility to students.

You can use these materials for self-education as well.

Admission for the main course was open until 13 Jan 2019 and now is closed as the student's group is full and the course was started. The only alternative for now - is our p2p course.

Since we would like to support ambitious students who couldn't join the main course, we providing peer-to-peer learning (hereinafter referred to as p2p) based on the online part (Stage0) of the main course.

A p2p group has no specific limitations on the number of students and not so fitted to strict deadlines as the main group is.

The common factor of Peer teaching is that knowledge is shared not by an instructor or other person of authority. It’s all about people on the same level teaching each other what they know. Learners Teaching Learners.

As you could understand from the context of p2p meaning - it is a great possibility to grow up both as a student and teacher. Especially this course, you will learn how to correctly check the other students job.

If you have any questions you can ask us in one of our chats.

1. Git, github basics, writing good commit messages
2. Linux, command line basics, network basics
3. HTML, CSS
4. JS basics
5. Build a bunch of test projects
6. Have fun together

1. English knowledge: a lot of the materials will be in English. If you do not feel confident enough in your technical English, take a look at 📚 Словари по фронтенду

2. Repository on GitHub to save your progress. More about repositories in Task 0.

3. Formatting: it's up to you but remember to make it readable. Using markdown is a good idea.

4. Reading: for each article you are required to read please post the answers to the following questions in your respective repo. Don't worry, your answers will not be graded. It's just a way to reflect on what you have learned.

   • name (at least) one thing that was new to you
   • name (at least) one thing that surprised you
   • name (at least) one thing you intend to use in the future

5. Online courses: finish all tasks, add some reflection about them into README.

6. Videos: same as for the reading; watch the video — answer three questions.

For your comfort we have created several chats in the telegram:

1. FE Students | Kottans - chat for students, where you can discuss anything related to the current course
2. FE Questionarium | Kottans - if you need a help of one of the mentors, or maybe from all of them simultaneously, you can ask it there
3. Kottans Radio - our channel with usefull links and awesome articles ;)

Please see our FAQ. If you have more questions - we will be happy to answer in our chats.

➡️ Lets begin! Go forward to Git and GitHub Intro

➡️ Read course plan in Contents

If you are willing to participate in the course, you need to understand that you’ll spend a lot of time building something big together — a new way of learning and collaborating. You’ll become part of a small family and should prepare yourself to find new friends and to invest a lot in this friendship (as you should in any friendship).

Final task of this course will be to split into groups and create new courses like that (and we’ll never stop).

• Respect each other.
• There is no such thing as a stupid question.
• Each person learns with their own speed, has different background and personality, please respect this.
• Communicating and understanding people that are different from you can be beneficial to both parties, provided mutual respect.
• We are against any discriminations by gender, age, the color of skin, disabilities or any other.
• We respect intellectual property - there is hard work of an author or a group of authors behind all materials that we use.