- [Instructor] To get the most out of this course
there are a few things that it would be helpful
for you to know.
First of all, it would be very helpful
to have a basic knowledge of JavaScript,
and ideally a basic knowledge of how
front-end frameworks work as well.
If you haven't already worked with these a little,
I'd recommend that you take a look at
one of the JavaScript basics courses in the library first,
and then come back to this one
since we won't be covering any of the very basics
in this course.
It would also be helpful for you to have
some basic experience with command line operations.
All we're going to be using for this course
is basic commands, like make directory
to make directories, CD to change directories, and so on.
Keep in mind also that if you're on Windows,
some of these basic commands might be a little different.
Here's a link to an article showing
many of the basic Linux commands
and their Windows' equivalents.
I also highly recommend
that you follow along with me as I write code,
but I've also included the start and finish state
for all of the code that I write in this course
in the exercise files for your convenience.
So basically, this course is intended for developers
who want to learn the ins and outs
of building a full-stack website
that incorporates front-end, back-end,
databases, and hosting.
If that sounds like something you're interested in,
then you're in the right place.