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So real quick I just want to go over some of the requirements to make sure that you're ready to get
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the most out of this course.
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Of course that means you're going to need a computer.
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And thankfully that can be either a Mac or a Windows computer.
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The projects we're going to make are going to look exactly the same on either setup but I am actually
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going to be using a Mac throughout this tutorial but I will point out when there are differences for
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any windows setups you're also of course going to need a code editor.
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That one's pretty obvious as well.
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There are a couple options out there.
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The first one is my favorite atom and that is the one I will be using.
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It's for Mac and it is completely free.
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And they do have a lot of good plug ins just like the other ones to really help your code editing process.
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And I just kind of always used atoms.
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So that's the one that I'll be using throughout the course the next one is V.S. code which is another
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free option.
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This one actually from Microsoft.
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And if you're on Windows This is probably going to be your best bet.
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I know that it is one of the best code editors out there.
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And if it weren't for atom and just my habit already being formed then this is probably the one that
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I would go with.
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And lastly we have sublime text that is one of the ones that's been around for a long time and Mac users
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are probably familiar with this.
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It is not free though I'm not sure if they have a free version but I know that there is a paid version
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is Mac only.
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But a lot of people do really like that.
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So that is an option.
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Any code editor will work though.
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So if you're using one that isn't one of these three obviously don't worry at all.
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The only other requirement for this course is that you do have basic react to J.S. knowledge so you
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don't have to be an expert.
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You don't have to know all the ins and outs but you do have to be familiar with components and JSA eggs
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and how all that sort of already works.
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Although I will explain stuff as I'm going but not as in-depth as you would get from an actual react
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course.
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So I do expect you guys to already have that knowledge and to already be familiar with setting up a
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node environment and having a node environment to work in so if you feel qualified and you've got all
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those boxes checked then you are all ready to get set in the next video with beginning our environment
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set up and then diving right into this project.
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