Startup & entrepreneuriat #2.1: disrupt meJean Michel
This document discusses disruption in several industries including luxury goods, agriculture, audiovisual, healthcare, education, employment, automobiles, and more. It provides a list of sources of inspiration and articles about how startups and new technologies are disrupting traditional business models in each of these sectors. Links are included to posts from TheFamily and articles from sources like Forbes, The Economist, and Huffington Post about disruption in these various industries through innovations in areas such as digital technology, mobile apps, the sharing economy, and more. The document serves as a guide to thinking about disruption across multiple domains.
WordPress allows users to customize their sites through themes and plugins. Themes control the look and feel of a site without changing content, and every site requires a theme. Plugins extend WordPress features and there are over 30,000 available, ranging from search optimization to content display. The document provides information on finding, installing, and creating themes and plugins, and recommends some essential plugins for site customization.
Startup & entrepreneuriat #2.1: disrupt meJean Michel
This document discusses disruption in several industries including luxury goods, agriculture, audiovisual, healthcare, education, employment, automobiles, and more. It provides a list of sources of inspiration and articles about how startups and new technologies are disrupting traditional business models in each of these sectors. Links are included to posts from TheFamily and articles from sources like Forbes, The Economist, and Huffington Post about disruption in these various industries through innovations in areas such as digital technology, mobile apps, the sharing economy, and more. The document serves as a guide to thinking about disruption across multiple domains.
WordPress allows users to customize their sites through themes and plugins. Themes control the look and feel of a site without changing content, and every site requires a theme. Plugins extend WordPress features and there are over 30,000 available, ranging from search optimization to content display. The document provides information on finding, installing, and creating themes and plugins, and recommends some essential plugins for site customization.
The document discusses HTML elements and their uses according to the W3C specification. It covers block-level elements like <body>, <header>, <footer>, <section>, and <article> that define the overall structure of a document. It also covers inline elements like <span>, <strong>, <em>, and <mark> that provide semantic meaning to parts of text. The document emphasizes that authors should choose the most semantically appropriate element for each part of content and not use non-semantic elements like <div> without reason.
This document discusses JavaScript events. It defines events and event handlers, and covers common DOM and mouse/keyboard events. It demonstrates how to add and remove event listeners in JavaScript, and describes the event object that is passed to event handler functions. Finally, it covers event propagation and how to stop or prevent propagation using event object methods.
The document discusses using the HTML5 <canvas> element and JavaScript to draw graphics on a webpage. It covers how to get the canvas rendering context in JavaScript to draw basic shapes, text, images and animate drawings. Key points covered include using the canvas element, getting the 2D rendering context, common drawing methods like fillRect(), strokeRect(), fillText(), and animating drawings using setInterval().
This document provides an introduction to JavaScript and jQuery. It discusses JavaScript tools and development environments, how to write JavaScript code and where to include it in HTML pages. It then introduces jQuery, describing it as a popular JavaScript library for simplifying client-side scripting. It provides examples of including jQuery, using document ready functions, and a basic example of smooth scrolling with jQuery.
This document summarizes HTML form elements and their attributes. It discusses common form elements like <form>, <input>, <textarea>, and <label> and their uses. It also covers attributes for these elements like method, action, type, id, for, size, maxlength, minlength, value, readonly, required, and placeholder which define behaviors and properties of the form controls. The goal is to help users understand how to structure HTML forms and customize form elements.
Architecture logicielle #3 : object oriented designJean Michel
The document discusses object-oriented programming concepts including objects, classes, instances, attributes, methods, interfaces, inheritance, and SOLID principles.
It begins by defining objects, classes, and instances in OOP. It provides PHP code examples to demonstrate classes, instantiating objects, and using methods and attributes. It then covers interfaces, inheritance, and polymorphism with additional PHP examples.
Finally, it discusses best practices for OOP with SOLID principles - the single responsibility, open/closed, Liskov substitution, interface segregation and dependency inversion principles. For each principle it provides an example of poor design, explains the principle, and shows how to improve the design to follow that principle.
The document discusses content strategy for Wordpress blogs. It covers topics like content curation, creation, distribution, automation, SEO, and analysis. Specifically, it provides recommendations for curating content by finding and organizing information. It also gives tips for creation such as planning with a calendar, focusing with timers, and illustrating with stock photo sites. Plugins are recommended for distribution on social media and automation through APIs and web scraping. SEO optimization is covered along with suggested plugins and tools. Metrics for measuring audience are also discussed. Hands-on exercises are provided to put the strategies into practice for a pop culture blog.
Introduction aux Technologies Web élaborée par Marouan OMEZZINEMarouan OMEZZINE
Une introduction / ébauche aux technologies Web (Web, évolution, web 2.0, php, ajax...) faite dans le cadre des formations inter-membres du club Junior ENSI (http://www.junior-ensi.org/) de l'école nationale des sciences de l'informatique (http://www.ensi.rnu.tn/).
The document discusses HTML elements and their uses according to the W3C specification. It covers block-level elements like <body>, <header>, <footer>, <section>, and <article> that define the overall structure of a document. It also covers inline elements like <span>, <strong>, <em>, and <mark> that provide semantic meaning to parts of text. The document emphasizes that authors should choose the most semantically appropriate element for each part of content and not use non-semantic elements like <div> without reason.
This document discusses JavaScript events. It defines events and event handlers, and covers common DOM and mouse/keyboard events. It demonstrates how to add and remove event listeners in JavaScript, and describes the event object that is passed to event handler functions. Finally, it covers event propagation and how to stop or prevent propagation using event object methods.
The document discusses using the HTML5 <canvas> element and JavaScript to draw graphics on a webpage. It covers how to get the canvas rendering context in JavaScript to draw basic shapes, text, images and animate drawings. Key points covered include using the canvas element, getting the 2D rendering context, common drawing methods like fillRect(), strokeRect(), fillText(), and animating drawings using setInterval().
This document provides an introduction to JavaScript and jQuery. It discusses JavaScript tools and development environments, how to write JavaScript code and where to include it in HTML pages. It then introduces jQuery, describing it as a popular JavaScript library for simplifying client-side scripting. It provides examples of including jQuery, using document ready functions, and a basic example of smooth scrolling with jQuery.
This document summarizes HTML form elements and their attributes. It discusses common form elements like <form>, <input>, <textarea>, and <label> and their uses. It also covers attributes for these elements like method, action, type, id, for, size, maxlength, minlength, value, readonly, required, and placeholder which define behaviors and properties of the form controls. The goal is to help users understand how to structure HTML forms and customize form elements.
Architecture logicielle #3 : object oriented designJean Michel
The document discusses object-oriented programming concepts including objects, classes, instances, attributes, methods, interfaces, inheritance, and SOLID principles.
It begins by defining objects, classes, and instances in OOP. It provides PHP code examples to demonstrate classes, instantiating objects, and using methods and attributes. It then covers interfaces, inheritance, and polymorphism with additional PHP examples.
Finally, it discusses best practices for OOP with SOLID principles - the single responsibility, open/closed, Liskov substitution, interface segregation and dependency inversion principles. For each principle it provides an example of poor design, explains the principle, and shows how to improve the design to follow that principle.
The document discusses content strategy for Wordpress blogs. It covers topics like content curation, creation, distribution, automation, SEO, and analysis. Specifically, it provides recommendations for curating content by finding and organizing information. It also gives tips for creation such as planning with a calendar, focusing with timers, and illustrating with stock photo sites. Plugins are recommended for distribution on social media and automation through APIs and web scraping. SEO optimization is covered along with suggested plugins and tools. Metrics for measuring audience are also discussed. Hands-on exercises are provided to put the strategies into practice for a pop culture blog.
Introduction aux Technologies Web élaborée par Marouan OMEZZINEMarouan OMEZZINE
Une introduction / ébauche aux technologies Web (Web, évolution, web 2.0, php, ajax...) faite dans le cadre des formations inter-membres du club Junior ENSI (http://www.junior-ensi.org/) de l'école nationale des sciences de l'informatique (http://www.ensi.rnu.tn/).
Asp.net Présentation de L'application "Organizer"Nazih Heni
Dans le but d’apprendre le Framework ASP.NET MVC 2.0 j'ai réaliser une petite application sur « Visual Studio » d'un bout à l'autre, ce qui donne l'occasion d'illustrer différents concepts à la base d’ASP.NET MVC 2.0.
L’application que j'ai réaliser s’appellera «Organisez». Il s’agit d’un site web pour faciliter la recherche et l’organisation d’un événement.
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lien du Blog : http://nazihhenie.wordpress.com/
Javascript as a first programming language : votre IC prête pour la révolution !VISEO
NodeJs, GruntJs, Bower, Karma, ... des buzzwords dont nous entendons parler, que nous voyons passer dans les blogs/articles. Mais à quoi servent-ils ?
Comment industrialiser nos développements Javascript ? Mettre en place des tests unitaires dans une application Web ? Générer de la documentation ? Des métriques qualités ? La couverture de code ? Comme avec Maven ? Nous verrons concrètement comment articuler tous ces outils autour d'une application école, pour démystifier tout ça.
Fiche de TD 2 de préparation au Baccalauréat (littéraire et scientifique) du ...ATPENSC-Group
Fiche de Travaux Dirigés d'exercices (sur les systèmes informatiques et les réseaux informatiques) permettant une bonne préparation des apprenants au Baccalauréat (littéraire et scientifique) de l'enseignement secondaire général pour la session 2015.
Atelier RIA : “Développement d’applications RIA avec le Google Web Toolkit”
du mercredi 27 Juin 2012 CCI Entreprises de Montpellier
Intervenant :
- Emmanuel Pavaux – Oxiane Méditérranée, cabinet d’ingénierie, de conseil et formation NTIC
GWT (Google Web Toolkit)
Le développement d’applications internet riches (RIA) est une tendance de fond. L’utilisation intensive de JavaScript, de DHTML et des échanges asynchrones (AJAX) est une réalité technique devenue courante pour les nouvelles applications intranet et internet.
La librairie GWT est la solution s’appuyant sur la plateforme java proposée par Google pour masquer la complexité de ces technologies et offrir un modèle de développement web original, simple et robuste aux développeurs.
Cours de 1h30 pour HETIC - H4.
Architecture Web.
Présentation générale de l'architecture web, bons et mauvais exemples.
Présentation des load balancers & proxys
Présentation des caches (memcached, varnish...)
Cloud
Les applications web recourent de plus en plus au javascript, et on commence maintenant à recourir au javascript pour les parties serveur avec des outils comme Node.js TypeScript est un nouveau language permettant d'annoter et de structurer son code javascript, afin d'en faciliter la fiabilité et la maintenance. Dans cette session, nous vous présenterons les bases de TypeScript et comment tirer le meilleur parti de ce nouvel outil dans vos applications.
Introduction to Rust in Production - Servo Mozilla project (Talk)Quentin Frémeaux
FRENCH - Talk made at the OVH Meetup on the 4th April, see the slides with the same name.
This presentation was made by a Mozilla Reps and not an employee working on the project.
En plus de coder dans un langage incompréhensible pour les non-initiés, les développeurs ont imaginé un jargon qui leur est hermétique…
Vous êtes en relation avec des développeurs et vous vous sentez parfois perdus ? Vous soupçonnez vos équipes techniques de délibérément employer des termes ou des concepts que vous ne comprenez pas ? Reprenez la main !
The document provides information on how to get customers and activate them. It discusses acquisition channels like search engine marketing, social/display ads, search engine optimization, content marketing, email marketing, influencer marketing, affiliate marketing, existing platforms, and community building. It then covers customer activation, including coming soon pages, homepage vs landing pages, and how to make great landing pages through techniques like using an awesome headline, clear value proposition, big images, credibility signals, and relevant forms.
Bootstrap is an open-source HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework for developing responsive mobile-first projects. It provides pre-built components and utilities for common tasks like responsive grid system, typography, forms, buttons, navigation and other interfaces. The document discusses what Bootstrap is, why it is popular, how to get started, its grid system for responsive design, and customizing Bootstrap with additional CSS.
This document discusses the Model-View-Controller (MVC) software architecture pattern. It defines real MVC as separating an application into three interconnected parts: the model, the view, and the controller. The model manages the application's data logic and business rules. The view is responsible for displaying data. The controller handles user input and interaction by collecting information from the user to update the model and pass data between the model and view. The document provides examples of implementing MVC in PHP and notes there is a difference between a real and fake MVC implementation.
This document provides information and resources for creating an effective startup pitch. It first defines an elevator pitch as a one-minute explanation of a business model used to attract potential investors. It then outlines four steps to create a killer pitch deck: watch pitch examples on videos, learn pitching best practices from online talks, design slides using templates and examples, and practice the pitch. The document concludes by thanking the reader and providing credits for images used.
The document provides an overview of REST APIs and how they can be used to build web applications. It discusses HTTP and URLs, defines REST and its architectural constraints, and shows how to implement REST principles using HTTP methods, URLs and response codes. The document also covers REST API design best practices like versioning, limiting fields, using JSON format, and handling errors properly. It provides resources for further reading on REST APIs and their implementation.
3. Définition
Le Javascript est un langage de
programmation de scripts orienté objet.
Source : OpenClassrooms
4. Langage de programmation ?
Un langage de programmation permet de décrire d'une part
les structures des données qui seront manipulées par
l'appareil informatique, et d'autre part d'indiquer comment
sont effectuées les manipulations, selon quels algorithmes. Ils
servent de moyens de communication par lesquels le
programmeur communique avec l'ordinateur, mais aussi avec
d'autres programmeurs.
Source : Wikipedia
16. The Browser wars
Why the long freeze in JavaScript
development? A lot of it had to do with the
long freeze on browsers due to the IE
takeover.
Brendan Eich
28. Bibliographie
Eloquent JavaScript - Marijn Haverbeke
http://eloquentjavascript.net
Dynamisez vos sites web avec Javascript ! - Johann Pardanaud & Sébastien de la Marck
http://fr.openclassrooms.com/informatique/cours/dynamisez-vos-sites-web-avec-javascript
JavaScript Fundamentals - Jeremy McPeak
http://code.tutsplus.com/courses/javascript-fundamentals
Computing Conversations with Brendan Eich - ieeeComputerSociety
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPxQ9kEaF8c
Javascript : le futur du web ? - octopuce.fr
https://www.octopuce.fr/javascript-le-futur-du-web/
How Mozilla Lost Its C.E.O. - James Surowiecki
http://www.newyorker.com/business/currency/how-mozilla-lost-its-c-e-o
The birth & death of Javascript. - Gary Bernhardt
https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death-of-javascript
29. Crédits
Brendan Eich Mozilla Foundation official photo - Darcy Padilla
http://web.archive.org/web/20140209081556/http://blog.mozilla.org/press/bios/brendan-eich
Floppy Disk of Netscape Navigator - Toshihiro Oimatsu
http://www.flickr.com/photos/72396314@N00/2141263830/
5 Years After Launch, Chrome is on Top of the Browser World - Felix Richter
http://www.statista.com/chart/1438/browser-market-share-since-2008/