- [Instructor] You can find all the content,
including the slides and author notes,
for this course at raybo.org/slides_view.
From there, you can look for any video on this course
using the menu, just hit the M key.
Let's try the slides for the video in the second chapter
and the third video.
It's on event handling.
Hit the arrows to go forwards and backwards
through the different slides.
The slides are fully interactive
and there's often buttons and links.
You can interact with these code boxes
by clicking on them and typing in things if you want to.
Now, if you're in a code box and you want to get out,
try double clicking and at the top of the slide
in a blank space,
then you can keep on moving through the slide.
If you see a link like this,
it means that this will take you to a documentation page.
At the end of the video,
there's often opportunities for you to practice
what you learn through a problem solution exercise.
Using the menu, you can also switch to a website mode.
I'm going to hit the M key
and then click on this section called notes.
In this view, you can take a look
at all the notes that I wrote while doing this course
and it's a little bit easier to copy and paste the code.
Anything that is a link will still work in here,
so this link to the docs would still work,
plus the links to the problem and solution.
You can go to any other slide by clicking on these links
and you can go back to the slides
by clicking on these icons.
At the bottom of the screen there's a toolbar
where you can find common links,
including my contact info.
You can toggle the display of this overlay
by hitting the T key.
In the later chapters of this course,
we're using a GitHub repo.
There's a link to it from the toolbar.
If you want to, you can download the course
by clicking on the code button
and then using one of the options in this dropdown.
So you could do things like open this
with Codespaces, if you have it,
or open it with GitHub Desktop.
Now, if you're familiar with terminal commands,
you can also download the repo using the clipboard icon
to copy the link.
We recommend that you download the project
using the main branch
and then issue an NPM install command from there.
The later chapters in the book requires
that you know Git, GitHub,
and are comfortable with modern web projects.
Now, if you need more experience
working with Git and GitHub,
do a search for learning Git and GitHub in our library.
Now, if you're comfortable with this, let's get started.