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In this video.

What I'm going to do is talk about some of the prerequisites that you need in order to take this course.

Now, there isn't a lot based on knowledge in this video.

What we're going to do is talk about some of the prerequisites that you need in order to take this course.

Now, there isn't a lot of knowledge based prerequisites, but if you were taking this next course,

I do expect you to know the basics of view.

Now, Nux is a framework that is built on top of you and thus we are going to be using give you code

all the time.

So you need to know at least the basics and ideally know vue three.

Nux three uses Vue three and it would be really nice if you are familiar with the composition API.

If you're only familiar with the options API, that is actually okay.

The first lecture is going to get us familiar with the composition API as well as a quick little view,

a refresher.

But it would be nice if this is something that you are already kind of familiar with, but this word

here is not a prerequisite.

View itself is a prerequisites because I am not going to be teaching Vue.

Instead I am going to be teaching Nux.

Now that is knowledge based prerequisites.

That's basically it.

Now, in terms of stuff that you need to have installed on your machine, well, you need to have Node.js

installed.

Now, the installation of this is really, really easy.

All you have to do is just go to Node.js dot org and just download the recommended for most users version.

Very, very easy.

In order to check that you have installed everything correctly, you can just go over here to your terminal

and let's just open this up.

You can just do a node dash V, and if you get a version that means, yes, you have installed it correctly.

So there we go.

Another thing that we need is a text editor.

Now you can use whatever text editor that you want.

I will be using Visual Studio code, which is my favorite.

So go to code, Visual Studio dot com.

Again, a very easy download.

Just go over here and download it for your operating system.

I am using a mac now.

The last thing and this is not a prerequisite, but it would be helpful if you ever get stuck and you

want to go to a version of my lectures is to know the basics of git and have git installed on your machine.

So for each lecture, or maybe not for each lecture, for most lectures, I'm going to have the source

code attached in a branch that I host on GitHub.

If you ever want to see that source code for that particular lecture, you're going to have to have

a least basic understanding of Get and GitHub.

Now, I'm not going to be explaining that in this course.

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

at any other YouTube videos out there.

It is relatively simple, but this is the website.

In order to install get on your local machine and that's pretty much it does.

Those are the only requirements.