To access the course servers, you will need to
login
with your Andrew identity.
When you are enrolled in this course, you will be able to access the following websites:
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Canvas – lecture slides, homework assignments,
and links to lecture videos (on Panopto), sample code (on GitHub) and quizzes (on various platforms)
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Piazza – Q&A and course announcements
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GitHub –
Click here
for information on GitHub repos used in this course
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AutoGrader – our homework grading server
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Graded Assignments – view graded paper quizzes and midterm
assignments here
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html_examples – example HTML files shown in class
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javascript_examples – example JavaScript files shown in class
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intro – A few simple, "HelloWorld-like" examples
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hidden – An example showing the use of hidden fields.
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shared – A "shared" to do list example. All users will see the same list.
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private – A "private" to do list example.
Each browser instance will have its own list.
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todolist2 – A shared to do list that stores it's data in the database, demonstrating Models.
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addrbook2 – a follow-on version of AddrBook that stores it data in a database, demonstrating Models and ModelForms.
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picture_list – A shared"to do list" that allows pictures to be posted, demonstrating use of uploading, storing, and sending images (and files, generally).
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ajax_todolist – A shared to do list implemented using AJAX. It refreshes it's list every five seconds.
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jquery_todolist – A shared to do list that uses jQuery in the front-end, refreshing every 5 seconds, with the same back-end as the previous AJAX to do list.
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ws_todolist – A shared to do list that uses websockets to add/delete items
and to keep the list up to date.
Other links will be added to this list as they are discussed in class.