Curso Gratuito de Aplicações Web

A Universidade de Stanford liberou mais um de seus cursos na web, dessa vez trata-se de um curso de desenvolvimento de aplicativos web. Através de uma série de vídeos das aulas, o aluno irá aprender desde os conceitos mais básicos do desenvolvimento web, até a parte de segurança da aplicação, passando por banco de dados, programação com ruby e rails e muito mais.

Para acessar o curso basta entrar no endereço abaixo:

http://openclassroom.stanford.edu/MainFolder/CoursePage.php?course=WebApplications&mid=50970

Abaixo a relação completa das aulas disponíveis:

I. INTRODUCTION
-Why Web?
-The Next 10 Years
-Class Content
-HTML and Markup Languages
-XHTML

II. HTML and CSS
-XML, HTML, and XHTML
-CSS, Part 1
-CSS, Part 2
-CSS, Part 3
-CSS, Part 4

III. URLs and Links
-URL Encoding
-Issues with URLs
-No Referential Integrity

IV. The Ruby Language
-Overview
-Data Types
-Variables and Statements
-Methods
-Blocks, Iterators, and Class
-Review of Basics
-Other Things to Know
-Metaprogramming
-History of Dynamic Content

V. Rails Introduction
-Advantages
-Introducing Model View Controller
-Views and Templates, Part 1
-Views and Templates, Part 2
-Controllers, Part 1
-Controllers, Part 2
-Controllers, Part 3

VI. Introduction to SQL
-Relational Databases, Part 1
-Relational Databases, Part 2
-Joins
-Other Issues About Databases

VII. Active Record
-Basics of ORM
-Examples
-Relationships Between Tables
-Migration

VIII. HTTP and HTTPS
-HTTP Request-Response Protocol
-Redirection and HTTPS

IX. Cookies and Sessions
-Cookies
-Sessions

X. Forms
-Basics
-Page Flow
-Validation and Error Handling
-Rails Forms, Part 1
-Rails Forms, Part 2
-File Uploads with Rails

XI. Javascript
-Basics
-Functions
-Class System, Part 1
-Class System, Part 2
-Class System, Part 3
-Tying It All Together

XII. The Document Object Model (DOM)
-Basics
-Node
-Operations on Elements
-Coordinates and Positioning

XIII. Events
-Basics
-Access to Event Object
-Problems
-Delivering Events
-Timers and Other Issues

IX. AJAX
-Basic Mechanism
-Higher-Level Example
-Other Approaches

X. Security: Network Attacks
-Summary of Problems
-Encryption
-Certificate Authority and SSL/TLS
-SSL Stripping
-Mixed Content
-”Just in Time” HTTPS
-Bad Certificate

XI. Security: Session Attacks
-Choosing Session IDs
-Cross Site Request Forgery, Part 1
-Cross Site Request Forgery, Part 2
-Data Tampering

XII. Security: Isolation
-Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
-Relaxations, Part 1
-Relaxations, Part 2
-Language-Based Isolation
-Navigation and Cookies

XIII. Security: Code Injection
-Escape Queries
-Stored XSS
-Reflected XSS

XIV. Security: Phishing Attacks
-Basic Idea
-Legitimate v. Illegitimate
-Certificates
-Other Anti-Phishing Measures

XV. Large-Scale Applications
-Load Balancing
-Sessions and Storage
-RAMCloud
-Scaling and Cloud Computing

XVI. Datacenters
-History
-Structure
-Issues, Part 1
-Issues, Part 2

XVII. Deploying Web Applications
-Part 1
-Part 2
-Part 3
-Part 4

XVIII. Course Wrap-Up
-Web Plumbing, Relational Databases, and Languages
-Rails, Security, and Large-Scale Apps
-Themes
-Future of the Web