During the course, the lessons will be performed through Visual Studio Code.
Which is available at Coorg Visual Studio at dot com.
You can use it on Windows, but also on Mako's or on Linux, downloading the relatively stable version
and setting it up in within your system.
I decided to use this software because I usually program with it, therefore it is going to be simpler
for me to teach you all the necessary concepts to fully understand all the various parts of the course
we are about to engage in by clicking on docs.
For example, we have an overview, a sort of introduction on all the main functionalities.
These indeed are the ones which made me choose this type of software in particular, to name one.
These are the extensions permitted to integrate additional languages and functionalities within a feature
which mind not all the code editors provide.
Another very important thing is the community behind this software, so in case of need won't be difficult
to get an answer about problems related to the software in the menu.
On the left, you see the setup voice for which could into your operating system.
You can follow all the steps of the installation.
For example, clicking on Linux, you can visualize all the steps to follow according to your distribution,
for example, for Debian and Boon to, you have to follow this procedure for Ralph Daura and centers.
And now the procedure for open use and the SLA based distributions that are the procedure.
Obviously, there are quite a number of other details which in this moment we are not concerned with.
As far as Mako's here, also, you have the opportunity to follow a complete procedure allowing you
to set it correctly in your Mach for windows, instead you can set it simply downloading it from this
link.
After that, you just have to follow the standard procedure of downloading that you use for all your
softwares.
One chosen, therefore, your system, download visual studio code, install it, and then get on with
the setting that we will see in the next lesson.
In addition to visual studio code, you had the chance to use also other quite well-known code editors
like records available at Brackett's thought IO or Adam available at Ad Iyo.
Finally, I might suggest as an alternative also notepad plus plus, which, however conversely from
the previous ones, has got less visual functionalities, like, for instance, the preview browser
that we would see for the most part of our lessons with Visual Studio Code is not available within it.
Therefore, going back to our Visual Studio code, which we now detail the first use, and if you decided
to use it instead with another software, don't forget to set it so that to be able to use it for the
first time by creating a specific personal folder to be easily retrievable within the one desired.