Edge Code Basics
Lesson 1: IntroductionPublished: July 2015
About Course
Adobe’s Edge Code is a lightweight code editor that is made for writing HTML, CSS, and Javascript. Join David LaFontaine as he helps you get oriented to the Edge Code interface, teaches you time saving shortcuts that makes the process of creating clean code easier, explains the differences and similarities between Edge Code and Brackets, and introduces you to one of the Adobe Product Managers responsible for these web tools who will share some of his insights into how to use these products more effectively.
David LaFontaine
David LaFontaine is the Director of Content at DigitalFamily.com, as well as a "Dummies" book author and multimedia producer. He teaches online multimedia and digital publishing at the Annenberg School of Journalism at USC, and works with media companies around the world to help develop mobile and social media strategies that actually produce results. His whose work has earned him invitations to lecture all over the world, including a recent Fulbright Specialist program to train journalists, NGOs and pro-democracy groups in Ethiopia, and working with the Institute for the Digital Future of Journalism in Kiev, Ukraine for the past seven years, to help reporters use digital tools to get their stories heard by the rest of the world. To learn more about Dave, check out his site at http://davidlafontaine.com
