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I welcome Tina too.

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So this is called Introduction to front end but honestly it's more like an introduction to everything

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We're going to talk about three main objectives that we're going to use throughout the rest of the course

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So it's a pretty important lesson.

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We're not actually going to write a lot of code.

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You'll be seeing code but you're not going to write much on your of your own until the next unit.

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But what we'll start with is just setting up our own developer environment so that we can write code

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in the next unit.

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So we need to install Google Chrome if you don't have that yet.

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And then also subline text so that we have some way to write code.

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And then the next thing which is a really important objective is to discuss the difference between front

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end and backend.

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So when someone says their front end developer or back in developer or when I say that this is a full

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stack developer course what does that mean.

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And it's also important so that we know what we're getting into and the rest of this course.

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The first half is all front end the second half is all back end and really the last third is full stack

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front end plus back and so that's important to understand what we're doing so that we have a little

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framework to reference as we progress and then we're going to dive a little bit more into front and

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specific technologies.

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So Jim I'll see assess in javascript.

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We'll talk about what they are how they fit together what roles they play how they're similar how they're

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different and really just dissect what they do so that when we start each hemol in the next unit you'll

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have a little bit better of an idea of how it fits in with all the other pieces.

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And there's so much that we cover in this class that if I just went straight through and it just covered

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it all one after another without tying it together talking about how it all fits together it wouldn't

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really be a great course you'd be able to follow me be able to do what I can do but you wouldn't be

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able to actually write your own code be a developer understand how these pieces fit together.