Session 48 - JS, JSON and AJAX
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This document provides an agenda for a training session on frontend development fundamentals including HTML for content, JavaScript for user interaction, and CSS for styling and layout. It also includes an example login form with fields for a user ID and password, and instructions and reset options. The training aims to cover basic concepts for building interfaces and handling user input.
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