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In this video.
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What I'm going to do is talk about some of the prerequisites that you need in order to take this course.
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Now, there isn't a lot based on knowledge in this video.
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What we're going to do is talk about some of the prerequisites that you need in order to take this course.
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Now, there isn't a lot of knowledge based prerequisites, but if you were taking this next course,
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I do expect you to know the basics of view.
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Now, Nux is a framework that is built on top of you and thus we are going to be using give you code
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all the time.
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So you need to know at least the basics and ideally know vue three.
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Nux three uses Vue three and it would be really nice if you are familiar with the composition API.
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If you're only familiar with the options API, that is actually okay.
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The first lecture is going to get us familiar with the composition API as well as a quick little view,
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a refresher.
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But it would be nice if this is something that you are already kind of familiar with, but this word
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here is not a prerequisite.
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View itself is a prerequisites because I am not going to be teaching Vue.
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Instead I am going to be teaching Nux.
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Now that is knowledge based prerequisites.
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That's basically it.
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Now, in terms of stuff that you need to have installed on your machine, well, you need to have Node.js
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installed.
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Now, the installation of this is really, really easy.
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All you have to do is just go to Node.js dot org and just download the recommended for most users version.
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Very, very easy.
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In order to check that you have installed everything correctly, you can just go over here to your terminal
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and let's just open this up.
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You can just do a node dash V, and if you get a version that means, yes, you have installed it correctly.
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So there we go.
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Another thing that we need is a text editor.
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Now you can use whatever text editor that you want.
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I will be using Visual Studio code, which is my favorite.
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So go to code, Visual Studio dot com.
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Again, a very easy download.
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Just go over here and download it for your operating system.
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I am using a mac now.
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The last thing and this is not a prerequisite, but it would be helpful if you ever get stuck and you
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want to go to a version of my lectures is to know the basics of git and have git installed on your machine.
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So for each lecture, or maybe not for each lecture, for most lectures, I'm going to have the source
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code attached in a branch that I host on GitHub.
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If you ever want to see that source code for that particular lecture, you're going to have to have
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a least basic understanding of Get and GitHub.
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Now, I'm not going to be explaining that in this course.
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I do have a YouTube video on Git and GitHub if you want to take a look at that or you can take a look
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at any other YouTube videos out there.
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It is relatively simple, but this is the website.
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In order to install get on your local machine and that's pretty much it does.
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Those are the only requirements.
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