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In this context, “lightweight” just means that it’s not very resource intensive on your machine. Its main focus is on the code, but it can be customized and extended based on what types of projects that you are working on. Other editors offer a more “all in one” solution, but they are usually more resource intensive, take up more disk space, and are specific to a certain type of development. Most of what is in this video should apply to Linux as well, but any keyboard shortcuts might be a little bit different.
That's a really good idea! I think a gist or something similar might actually work better than a PDF, that way it's easy to copy and can be updated if needed. 👍
Thanks for the sub! 🙏 I'll be making a video soon about essential Git commands when working with GitHub, which will include things like "git clone", "git pull" and "git push".
I've got a Git tutorial on my channel that goes over the basics, but it doesn't get into the GitHub specific commands. I plan on making a video about the GitHub Flow soon, which will cover things like cloning, branching, pushing, merging and pull requests. Here's the Git tutorial if you are interested: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-O4zb_bLRdPE.html
NOTE: If you are following along with the demo in this video, be sure to save your HTML document before viewing it in the browser. 🙂 What else would you like to learn about HTML? Let me know! 👇
Hello! This is exactly what I was looking for! Much appreicated but quick question as I am not getting the HTML page at the end when following along. I have the exact same code as you but the tab shows the title as "index.html" and there is just a blank web page with nothing on it. Any idea as to whats going on?
Hey! Thanks for watching and for the comment. 🙏 I'm not 100% sure, but it sounds like you might have a syntax error. If you want, you can try pasting your code into this codeshare and I can check it out: codeshare.io/J7b0ry Let me know once you've pasted your code and I'll take a look. I'll reply back on this thread if I see any issues. 👍
Thanks! The syntax looks good... the only thing that really stands out to me is that "UTF-8" is usually in lowercase. Can you try changing it to lower case and trying again? Also, I just realized that I skipped a step in the recording. In order to see your HTML in the browser, you'll need to make sure you save the file first. You can tell that the file isn't saved in VS Code if you see a number on the Explorer panel, or if you see a little circle next to the file name on the currently open tab. To save, click on the "File" menu and then click "Save All". Once you've saved, try opening the HTML document in the browser again or clicking refresh if it's already open. Let me know if that fixes the issue!
