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Code editors - Angular Tutorial
From the course: Angular: Ecosystems
Code editors
- Source code editors are computer programs that let you manage and edit plain text files. There are many editors out there, and each offer something unique. On one end are the very basic text editors that come installed with most modern operating systems. These programs are great when you're just starting out because they're easy to learn. The program Notepad comes pre-installed on most modern Windows machines and works very well as a basic text editor. Modern Macs have a program called TextEdit that works the same way as Notepad. Linux distributions also have built-in text editors. The specific editor you have will vary based on the distro. As you write more code, you may want to upgrade your editor to something that offers extra features and will make your job as a developer much easier. I recommend looking into Visual Studio Code, a free and open source editor with a large global community that works very well with Angular projects. Other open source options like Atom, Brackets…
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The command line terminal2m 35s
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Operating systems and virtual machines3m 26s
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Servers and databases2m 13s
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Version control2m 28s
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Code editors2m 11s
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Testing and debugging2m 20s
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Building and deploying code2m 25s
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Continuous integration and continuous deployment2m 29s
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Complementary frameworks2m 35s
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Project management1m 48s
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