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Development Tutorials #2
CodeWithHarry
HTML Tutorial
Welcome to my HTML tutorial! If you haven't already, please access my HTML tutorial playlist
by clicking here. I will bookmark it and I encourage you to do the same by clicking the "save"
button on the page. Before we get started, please like this video to show your support.
Let's quickly recap what we learned in the last video. We learned that in order to build
websites, we need HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. When we request a website from a server, it
responds with HTML and CSS. In this video, we will learn how to write HTML code. While you
can write HTML in Notepad, I recommend using an integrated development environment
(IDE) like VS Code to make your workflow faster and more efficient.
To install VS Code, simply search for "Visual Studio Code" and install the software. VS Code
provides suggestions and makes your work easier with multiple tabs. Once you have
installed VS Code, create a new folder called "Complete Web Development Boot" and open it
in VS Code.
If you cannot find the "Open with Code" option, try restarting your computer and opening VS
Code again. If that doesn't work, try reinstalling VS Code and restarting your computer again.
Don't worry if you are new to VS Code, just follow my lead and you'll be fine.
To create a new HTML file, simply create a new file with the extension ".html". For example,
"harry.html" is a simple HTML file. If you want to create a website, just start writing HTML
code in this file.
This is an HTML file that will be used to create a CSS file (harry.css) and a JavaScript site
(harry.js). These are different types of files, but I won't go into detail about CSS and JS right
now. Let's start with HTML.
Development Tutorials #2
CodeWithHarry
HTML Tutorial
Welcome to my HTML tutorial! If you haven't already, please access my HTML tutorial playlist
by clicking here. I will bookmark it and I encourage you to do the same by clicking the "save"
button on the page. Before we get started, please like this video to show your support.
Let's quickly recap what we learned in the last video. We learned that in order to build
websites, we need HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. When we request a website from a server, it
responds with HTML and CSS. In this video, we will learn how to write HTML code. While you
can write HTML in Notepad, I recommend using an integrated development environment
(IDE) like VS Code to make your workflow faster and more efficient.
To install VS Code, simply search for "Visual Studio Code" and install the software. VS Code
provides suggestions and makes your work easier with multiple tabs. Once you have
installed VS Code, create a new folder called "Complete Web Development Boot" and open it
in VS Code.
If you cannot find the "Open with Code" option, try restarting your computer and opening VS
Code again. If that doesn't work, try reinstalling VS Code and restarting your computer again.
Don't worry if you are new to VS Code, just follow my lead and you'll be fine.
To create a new HTML file, simply create a new file with the extension ".html". For example,
"harry.html" is a simple HTML file. If you want to create a website, just start writing HTML
code in this file.
This is an HTML file that will be used to create a CSS file (harry.css) and a JavaScript site
(harry.js). These are different types of files, but I won't go into detail about CSS and JS right
now. Let's start with HTML.
