"All the code we write in web development is stored in text files: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, etc. Therefore, we need a text editor. Some text editors are even specialized tools for developers and called IDEs (Integrated Development Environments). These are two popular IDEs for web development: Please install an IDE now. You'll need it for the next two exercises and for the rest of the book."
"A typical web development project is a folder with files. Therefore, an IDE opens a folder and shows its files in a sidebar. By clicking on the files, we open and edit them. Additionally, we can achieve many tasks via the context menus for the files in the sidebar. Exercise: Create and open a project # Create a new folder on your drive. You can name it "my-project". Open it with your IDE. Create a new file and edit it - e.g., notes.txt"
Install a developer-focused text editor or IDE because web development code is stored in text files such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Open a project folder in the IDE so files appear in a sidebar and can be opened, edited, and managed via context menus. Complete hands-on exercises by creating a folder named "my-project", opening it with the IDE, creating and editing a file like notes.txt, and then deleting the project. Also open the provided learning-web-dev-code repository in the IDE and explore its folder structure and files.
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