My dad wants me to make a web application, but I don't know how.?

Question

These are the requirements he gave me:
- HTML Form Inputs for:
* Game Name (Skyrim)
* Release Date
* ISBN
* Retail Value
* Owner (Daniel)

- Form values saved to local storage (look this up)

- Displays in a table using Angular JS

- Searchable by Game Name

- Styled using bootstrap


He wants this done by end of day today:
- Page with form width text type inputs.
- Button that displays an alert that says "Hello World"

I don't know what this means, but he also gave me this.

app-nam-0.1.css
app-name-0.1.js

And he said to do it in Ultra Edit.

I'm not asking you to do this for me, just tell me what to do, because I'm lost.
He sent me some links, and I'll keep reading them, but I still don't know what to do.
Any help will be much appreciated.

Here are the links:
http://www.geekchamp.com/html5-tutorials/1-html5-overview
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/html5/tutorials/learn-css3-from-a-z-getting-started-with-layouts-.html#fbid=GYnhtoHIbfp
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Learn/Getting_started_with_the_web/JavaScript_basics

Answer 1

Start with HTML form inputs. They are really easy.

What he wants done by the end of the day is also easy. First, Creating a form and some little CSS for it is easy. Then making a button that displays "Hello World" upon clicking is also very easy. I won't tell you how to do it, but I will tell what you need to read so that you won't be that much in the dark.

1. HTML Forms(they include buttons)

2. Javascript Events. The event you are looking for is onclick. Anyway, the point is you need to read about Events and about Javascript dialog boxes, like confirm, prompt or alert. You use alert() in this case.

Answer 2

My husband - who's been a professional web-based application programmer for the past 10 years - just laughed really, really hard when he read this. "Angular JS" and "end of day" just don't go together, he says. "If you don't already know it, you can't learn it in a day, not going to happen. People pay $10,000 to go to boot camps to learn that in 6 weeks. I might be able to do it in a week, maybe. Tell your dad to send you to a bootcamp or screw off. Or go to IGDB.com and see if something like this already exists."

Answer 3

That will take at least a week for an experienced programmer who knows what they are doing.

Answer 4

Sounds more like homework! Get busy