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Lesson 1: About Velo | Start coding with Velo
Added 36 Views / 0 LikesIn this lesson, you'll get to know Velo by turning on Dev Mode. We'll give you an overview of the workspace so you can find everything you need to code with Velo. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:40 Turning on Dev Mode 01:52 Utilizing Autocomplete 02:24 Overview of the sidebar 03:40 Searching code There’s more where this came from. Watch the full course here: https://www.wix.com/learn/online-course/coding-with-velo/start-coding-with-velo And check out all o
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Lesson 5: API reference | Start coding with Velo
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Lesson 6: Get a glimpse beyond $w | Start coding with Velo |
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Lesson 3: Get your page ready | Start coding with Velo
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Lesson 2: Work with page elements | Start coding with Velo
Added 49 Views / 0 LikesIn this lesson, you'll learn how to work with and add functions to page elements on your site with Velo. We'll cover naming elements, using $w, and adding element properties. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:12 Naming elements on the page 02:13 Using $w 03:12 Adding properties to an element 05:26 Creating a Read More function There’s more where this came from. Watch the full course here: https://www.wix.com/learn/online-course/coding-with-velo/start-coding-
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Lesson 4: Respond to element-based events | Start coding with Velo
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Lesson 8: Test & debug with Velo tools | Coding with Velo: Frontend
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Lesson 6: Use Velo packages | Coding with Velo: Backend
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Lesson 1: Get started with Velo frontend | Coding with Velo: Frontend
Added 35 Views / 0 LikesIn this lesson, you'll learn how to use Dev Mode for frontend development in Velo. We'll cover how to find everything you need to understand the frontend. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:41 Touring the Editor in the frontend 01:19 Understanding the Code Panel 02:27 Locating frontend APIs 03:03 Undertanding the Properties Panel 03:37 Locating Event Handlers 04:08 Understanding Page Code There’s more where this came from. Watch the full course here: https://
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Lesson 6: Use Window API | Coding with Velo: Frontend
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Lesson 5: Use Location API | Coding with Velo: Frontend
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