Online Workshop: Code your first Chrome extension

This workshop is for total beginners!

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Chrome extensions such as Adblockers, Webpage translators, third-party apps (e.g. Evernote) integrators, and many others, can be extremely powerful, and also very fun to use. This workshop is for total beginners!
In this workshop you will learn:
• How to build step-by-step your first Chrome extension
• Publishing your first Chrome extension
• The key concepts to understanding how these extensions work

About this online workshop:
This workshop will start with a 1-hour lecture to introduce the core concepts. You will then be onboarded on Le Wagon's e-learning platform and access the slides, a sum-up of key notions as well as exercises to keep practising after the workshop.

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Le Wagon emerged in 2014 as one of the first tech bootcamps in France, offering web development and data science programs. Now, it has grown to a robust global community of tech talents with 45 Le Wagon campuses in Amsterdam, Berlin, Lisbon, London, Melbourne, Mexico, Montreal, Singapore, São Paulo, Paris, Tel Aviv, and other cities worldwide. With this expansion, Le Wagon has helped over 20,000 developers, data scientists, designers, and entrepreneurs start their new careers in tech. Eight years on, the school continues to inspire tech aspirants to find their path in the industry.

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