Do you want to become an expert web developer?

I've worked with tons of different platforms from PC to Playstation, and nothing beats the power of Google Chrome Developer Tools. Let's take advantage of that.

This course is the comprehensive guide to DevTools. We start with simple styling examples, and use tools like the colorpicker and box shadow editor to design our pages. But we move quickly to advanced topics like using the Audits panel to understand slow page performance, and the memory panel to understand why our app might be leaking memory.

Testimonials:

• I learned a lot of things I didn't know about although I've used Devtools for many years. -Bernard Niset
• My first Udemy course, but I enjoyed it thoroughly. I have some prior experience with chrome dev tools, but there were still some tips I will be taking with me from this course - Stephen Wong
• The instructor is clear and concise and the course is loaded with information. There are even some valuable nuggets for experienced developers! - Tom Fitch

Here's a sample of what you'll be able to achieve after taking this class:

• Add advanced styling with built-in editors like the animations panel and the transitions editor.
• Using six different breakpoint techniques, you'll be able to understand and debug any piece of javascript code.
• Analyze network calls, and even hack the dinner reservation system on Yelp.
• Speed up your page load speeds with Audits and Lighthouse to make your site blazingly fast.
• Profile and fix rendering, CPU and memory bottlenecks.

Every minute of this course provides valuable information and there is minimal repetition and typing. The course was built in 2017 with a prerelease version of Chrome and even demonstrates the use of experimental features such as Workspaces 2.0.

For the beginners, I start slow, but work quickly towards advanced usage, and for the experts, I've made sure to sprinkle in original techniques to improve your web pages that can't be found anywhere else.