Dr Matthew Yee-King
In this course, we will show you exciting examples of collaborative, interactive web applications that use various types of media including sound, images and big data. We will show you how to build sites that provide precisely this functionality, using Meteor. We will also provide fully working example application code that you can use for your own commercial web projects. The course also provides a range of advice and suggestions about how to develop bespoke web applications which match the requirements of clients, where clients are people who commission the product or people who use the product. We will take you through the development of the following applications: 1. A portfolio website with collaborative blogging functionality. 2. An interactive, realtime, multi user music remixing system. 3. An interactive, online graffiti wall where users can collaborate to create graphics. 4. An interactive data visualisation platform for exploring and plotting big data in exciting ways. At the end of this course, you will be able to: – Implement animated data visualisations and graphics using advanced user interface libraries such as vis.js – Work with external data sources – Create multi user, realtime, collaborative environments – Use media APIs such as the Web Audio API …
Instructor Details
Courses : 7
Specification: Responsive Website Tutorial and Examples
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| Price | Free |
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| Duration | 15 hours |
| Year | 2015 |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Raoni A C S C –
It’s great!
EZABO B –
Perfect
Evaldas I –
Very interesting issue, the professor knows his stuff and communicates his knowledge intelligibly and attractively.
Mahmoud I M A –
i thought the course is about showing us some examples of responsive web designs and how to make creative responsive websites as the title suggest but the course is about 4 basic websites and how they are developed using meteor it goes on describing how to code this stuff and how the code logic is written and add a little to the meteor learning experience i suggest you change the title of the course to be what the course is really about
Richard d V –
This is a complete waste of time. The other courses were really good but with this course I: Learned nothing new Unlearned best practises from the previous courses Mick doesn’t seem to understand what he is presenting himself at times, the supplied code does not match the video’s, the assignments change when I already submitted it (from upload a zip to deploy) and the assignments are copy pasted. I think it would help to take this part out of the specialisation.
William N –
Could have used a few more details on how to change to various other brushes (squares, circles, etc).
Maksym S –
This module is a very good addition to the specialisation. In terms of sophistication of the meteor app it might be a step back, but it brings all the acquired knowledge and show how it can be put into a good use. The examples of the sound and drawing app are great to demonstrated blending responsive app with media management, while blogging and data–driven web apps are pretty much, what the modern web is all about. I did like the data driven app in particular, because it was just that cherry on a pie, that let me start the project that was from the beginning the very reason I did this specialisation. Too bad the capstone project can only be joined with official admission to the specialisations, I would definitely enjoy to develop my “startup” up idea as a part of the guided education process. And for now – compliments to the organisers of the course, it really can bring one from zero to ready–to–became–a–hero of the web–apps developments and myself – I’m off to learn more about d3.js and react.js 😉
Chai W T –
good stuff
Polad M –
I want more))
Darren H –
was not as good as previous courses in this specialisation
Gerardo E C A –
Awesome collaborative apps that you can see and learn about it, reactive apps done with Meteor.js.
Jason M C –
Outstanding class! This one is different from the other classes, as breath of material is larger, but depth is less. A perfect follow–up to the very depthful classes that precede it in the specialization.
Vijai K S –
Very excited to wrap up this specialization and go on a high note. Hoping to do an awesome capstone project at the end 🙂
Imran H –
Excellent coursera and nice instructor, keep it up good work…..
Jorge R –
Great course, give me the challenge to test me with different scenarios out my comfort zone. Now I am really comfortable to plan my Capstone. Thanks a lot guys !!!
Sean B –
Very interesting and useful examples. Thanks a lot to Coursera and the instructors –– Dr Matthew Yee–King and Dr Mick Grierson, and Computing Department, Goldsmiths, University of London, for their excellent work.
Brian D –
Not the best of the courses in this specialisation, but as all the rest had set the bar very high!! Still learnt a lot about Meteor and how to use database in different ways! Thank You.
Javier G H –
Tutorials ans Examples, great Idea!. Way to follow.
Rafael C S –
I love the course format
Alexey N –
Great course! It shows a lot of capacities of Meteor
Raul C –
Exellent. It opens a new door in the Web programing world
Eszter K –
Nothing new to learn here, this is very dull in contrast to other courses of this spec. I gave up watching the videos after a while and try to pass anyway. Too bad this is part of this spec, I wish Marco or Matthew taught this course too. This course is very hard to follow and not interactive at all. It should take the students through examples, live examples the student can do too, and things the student builds from scratch. This does nothing like that. DON’T take this course if you aren’t after the specialisation certificate. It’s not worth the time and effort. Too bad this spec includes this course, it shouldn’t be here.
Stanislaw P –
The course is a little chaotic and did not meet the standards of the previous 4 courses. Still useful for learning some techniques, but mainly when writing the projects.
Oscar J D –
Good explanaiton of how things work together
Dijup T –
It would have better if the talking and coding was at the same time so that we can see its relative changes, which we can see in previous course.
Valentino M –
There’s no support from the staff. The staff is completely absent in the recent discussion forums, it seems they have abandoned the course few months ago. You have your assignments evaluated by only one peer, and that doesn’t protect your final grade from wrong evaluations.
Gregg H –
A tough course to get through but rewarding. The lecturer is inspired and inspiring, the example code to be used in the projects must be carefully tamed, and it is amazing what students can produce in the end.
George T –
Just showing examples of some good projects and their code at most part of the course .Also comparing Meteor with WordPress is wrong and I don’t think Meteor will reach WordPress.After all they are different tools for different jobs.
Arvind S –
Amazing showcase of usecases. So much creative freedom throughout.
Charles E –
Very good!
Dana N –
Not really a fan of Mick’s way of teaching, he seems to have spent most of his time playing with the music or drawing app rather than explaining the features. I also think it would have been helpful to explain more about the purpose of Session.get for retrieving the features and plotting them into data. I think one of the issues with this is there aren’t really many active folks on the discussion, so it is difficult to try to find a solution to problems you are having.
Christos S –
Not very great examples provided but you certainly can still learn a lot. Also I disagree with using Vis.JS, it’s a lousy library!
Marc T –
At first I wasn’t sure if the teacher was explaining properly or if projects were just to complex but when I started building my last project, code was just pouring out of my head and I built it in no time. Only then I realized how much I had learned and that I actually understood the subject perfectly. Great course to learn the base of building collaborative and interactive web applications. I would however, strongly recommend starting with the first course in this specialization program for a better foundation into full scale web design & development.
Khalid M S –
thank you
Djs –
more challenging than expected, issues with the Meteor hosting/community caused some issues, but good learning experience
mghachi –
Nul. Null. Null! Vous allez vous casser le nez avec Meteor. En plus, ce n’est pas avec Meteor que vous trouvriez du travail. En plus…. y’a peu de gens inscrit a ce cours… 3 mois et pas encore quelqu’un pour corriger mon dernier cours…… De la foutaise de la part de Coursera!
Rafael G B –
The contents is really good and easy to learn
Zac B –
Exciting course that connects all the previous course’s materials together into a professional backdrop. Very rewarding and I can’t wait to take the capstone!
Ahmed R –
Great course ! it helped me a lot
John –
It is very practical
Maria J B V –
Excellent course 🙂
Roman S –
Great and useful class! thank you!
Carlos C –
It is great, but, from my point of view, parts 1, 2, 3, 4 are a little better.
Dawn C –
Horrible course, don’t waste your time.
January J –
I actually do not like this course, which is surprising because I really enjoyed the other courses in this specialization. I don’t care for this instructor, and the example code routinely has bugs.
Danilo C –
I wish they would have spent more time in some things that were conceptually hard to understand.
Victor W –
assignment made too easy and the starting files are not up to date with the last versions of meteor. It takes a while of search on the internet to fix or the errors.
Carlos L –
I would like that the examples were more related to science or economics, and updated it
Muhammad S –
A Lot of thanks to University of London and Coursera for providing this amazing and useful course. Really enjoyed learning. It helped me learn new skills to develop my career and enrich my expertise. Thanks
Lazlo M D –
Enjoyed the challenge, and appreciate the examples prepared for this course.