Theory - Replit and Other IDEs

This video is part of a playlist covering how to get a web development job and basic coding skills. The full playlist can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgF6apjFR90209B4o06e8qpNV7qUC-bUD ------------------------------------------------------------------- Lesson Description: We discuss integrated development environments, or IDEs for short, along with their purpose and examples. Terminology: Integrated Development Environment (IDE) - An editor program with built-in tools for writing code, testing code, and fixing errors in code, similar to how a text editor like Microsoft Word is used for writing English, Spanish, and other languages while helping us identify spelling errors and grammatical errors. Replit - An online, browser-based integrated development environment, or IDE for short, which is a an editor program built to help us write and store code. Auto-completion - A tool built-in to most text editors and IDEs that automatically finishes writing a word or piece of code once you've written the first portion of it. Resources: https://replit.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------------- THE GET A WEB DEV JOB COURSE: You're in learn2code hell. We're gonna get you out. You will go from ZERO to a $120,000+ skill set. We'll learn web development together - from HTML and CSS (baby's first code) through React, GraphQL, Docker, and Kubernetes (big boy stuff worth $120,000+). We'll also cover HOW TO ACTUALLY GET HIRED (resumes, interviews, projects, practice problems, and more) - the most important step that other web dev courses skip.