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JavaScript: The Tricky Parts User Submitted

When: Tue., Oct. 3, 6:15-8:30 p.m. 2017
Email: Amora@rithmschool.com
Price: Free, RSVP via Eventbrite
www.rithmschool.com/events
@ Rithm School, 3338 17th Street, #100
Want to build browser-based applications using HTML, CSS and JavaScript? The first portion of this daylong workshop will be an HTML and CSS walkthrough, later we’ll be ready to create dynamic interfaces with JavaScript. You’ll leave this class with a high-level understanding AND have had lots of hands-on practice. We’ll build some fun games as we go along. By the end of the day, you will have harnessed the power of JavaScript to manipulate elements on the page and use event-driven programming to build interactive pages. Please sign up via Eventbrite, bring your laptop and we’ll see you at 6:p.m.
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