Introduction to HTML5 / CSS3 and JavaScript

Course Objectives

This ‘skills-focused’ course is approximately 50% hands-on, combining expert lecture, real-world demonstrations and group discussions with machine-based practical labs and exercises. Our instructors are highly experienced practitioners who bring years of current "on-the-job" experience into every classroom. Working within in a hands-on learning environment guided by our expert team, attendees will explore:

HTML5:

• How to effectively meet requirements using the full range of HTML5 semantic and structural elements
• To work with technologies such as web storage, application caching, and cross-domain messaging to improve performance and the user experience

CSS:

• What features CSS3 supports and how they can be effectively used with HTML5 and other technologies
• To adapt to varying degrees of browser support for HTML5 and CSS3

JavaScript:

• What JavaScript is, how it relates to other programming languages, and how to script your web pages with it
• To traverse and manipulate the DOM and handle events in ways that work in all browsers
• To work with closures and prototypes and other exotic features of JavaScript

Debugging

• What is needed to effectively debug these web technologies
• How to use both browser-based and proxy-based debuggers and tools

Course Prerequisites

This is an introductory level course, designed for web developers that need to upgrade core skills leveraging modern scripting and web development languages and standards. This course provides an excellent foundation for continued learning to gain in-demand skills in in-demand skills and technologies such as Angular, React, NodeJS, JQuery and more. This course can also be tuned for non-developers. Please inquire for details.

Course Outline

Session: Introduction to SOA

Lesson: SOA Overview

• Services and SOA Defined
• Organizational Framework
• Technical Framework
• What is new in SOA

Lesson: SOA: the Business Proposition

• Web services standards
• ESBs
• Leveraging business processes
• Challenge to adoption
• The SOAD Process

Lesson: SOA: an Architectural Perspective

• SOA Design  Principles
• RPC vs. REST
• Web services, SOAP, and WSDL
• Architectural Issues
• SOA Maturity Model

Lesson: SOA: a Development Perspective

• The SOAD Process
• Services, operations and data
• Policies
• W3C standards
• Web services standards

Session: SOA in Depth

Lesson: Service-Oriented Architecture

• Business Process-driven development
• Transactions
• Security
• Business modeling
• Integrating legacy applications
• Governance

Session: SOA Analysis and Design

Lesson: Service-Oriented Analysis and Design Overview

• Service Lifecycle Phases
• Service Identification
• Service Specification
• Service Realization
• SOA Reference Architecture
• Challenge of Governance

Lesson: Service Identification

• Top Down: Domain Decomposition
• Business Use Case: Order Processing
• Bottom Up: Asset Analysis
• Cross-Cutting: Goal-Service Modeling

Lesson: Modeling Business Processes

• BPMN Fundamentals
• BPEL Overview
• Comparing BPEL and BPMN
• Service Identification

Lesson: Service Specification

• Specification Supports Design of Service Details
• Service Analysis
• Elimination Criteria
• Service Specification
• Component Analysis

Lesson: Service Realization

• SOA Reference Architecture
• Solving Problems Using Layers
• Allocation
• Asset Feasibility
• Service Realization Decisions

Session: Making SOA Work

Lesson: Common Framework: Infrastructure

• ESB Overview
• The Role of ESB in a SOA
• Typical Service Bus Functionality
• ESB Issues

Lesson: Common Framework: Governance

• Implementing IT Governance
• Service Architecture
• Technology and Product Selection
• Development
• QA/Security/Regulatory Compliance
• Consumer/Provider Management
• Governance in Service Lifecycle

Lesson: SOA Best Practices

• Planning
• Standardizing
• Service Modeling Guidelines
• Service Design Guidelines
• Managing
• Using Patterns
• Avoiding Anti-Patterns

Session: SOA Patterns and Anti-Patterns

Lesson: SOA Patterns and Anti-Patterns

• Web Service Broker
• Active Service
• Service Activator
• Service Locator
• Dependency Injection
• Service Locator vs. Dependency Injection
• Anti-Patterns

Lesson: SOA Security Patterns

• Authentication Enforcer
• Authorization Enforcer
• Intercepting Validator
• Secure Base Action
• Secure Logger
• Secure Pipe
• Secure Service Proxy
• Intercepting Web Agent

Session: Path to Useful Web Service              

Lesson: Web Services Overview     

• Web Services Architecturally   
• Spec and Standard Evolution    
• Web Services Interoperability Organization          
• .NET Platform  & .NET Web Services
• Java and Web Services

Lesson: XML, Namespaces, & Schema

• XML Separates Structure, Content and Format
• XML Namespaces        
• Namespaces Best Practices       
• W3C XML Schemas

Session: Binding, Description, and Discovery

Lesson: SOAP Overview

• Anatomy of a SOAP Message
• SOAP and HTTP
• SOAP Messaging
• Remote Procedure Calls
• SOAP With Attachments

Lesson: REST

• REpresentational State Transfer
• REST Characteristics
• REST Elements
• REST Architectural Principles
• REST and HTTP
• REST/HTTP: Representation-Oriented
• REST Design Principles

Lesson: WSDL Overview   

• Describing Web Services          
• WSDL in Practice        
• WSDL/SOAP Namespaces         
• WSDL Anatomy

Lesson: Discovery

• Issues With Broadly Scoped Discovery
• UDDI Registries
• Tools That Support Discovery

Lesson: Transactions

• SOA's Challenge of Handling Transactions
• WS-Transaction (WS-TX)
• WS-Coordination        
• WS-AtomicTransaction
• WS-BusinessActivity

Session: SOA Security

Lesson: XML Signature and Encryption

• XML Challenges
• XML Signature
• XML Signature Usage
• XML Encryption
• XML Encryption Usage

Lesson: WS-Security

• Transport-Level Security
• Message-Level Security
• Web Services Security Roadmap
• WS-Security Enables Interoperability
• Networking Devices Usage