Dear all, we've got some exciting news: We will soon start the development of the third Essentials exam which will focus on web development. The new exam will be added next to the existing Linux Essentials and the currently developed Security Essentials exams.
There is an initial draft for exam objectives which is available in the wiki for your review: https://wiki.lpi.org/wiki/Web_Development_Essentials_Objectives_V1.0 Please keep in mind that this is an Essentials exam. It is intended for candidates who had their first experience with the subject in school or university, no longer than what can be covered in a single course throughout a single semester. The Objectives are intended to cover the most important aspects for the topic and teach just enough feature to implement a simple sample app in a course. For this reason several topics like asynchronous communication are intentionally not included in the draft. The draft is largely based on the work of Patricia Steves who wrote her bachelor thesis at LPI in fall. The draft passed our internal QA processes and was already signed off by LPI's Academic Advisory Committee. Please share any thoughts, ideas, considerations and comments in this thread or reach out to me personally in case you don't want to speak up in public. If you'd like to help with item or learning material development, please reachout to me or Markus directly, too. Looking forward to your comments, Fabian
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