Fullstack Development #3 - Onboarding : 2

Hi everyone. Since recording for this week's meeting hasn't started yet, I'll give a quick presentation . I will share the summary of the meeting with you . I'm sharing my screen with him/her. Now, these are preliminary meetings; we already had programs in place to prepare for the course before it even starts. Programs we will use in education to develop projects.

One of them is VS Code. Visual Studio Code. Everyone simply calls it VS COD. We had already mentioned this program before. If you haven't downloaded it yet, first you need to download and install it from the Microsoft website when you write code in Visual Studio . This is an editor. It allows us to write code. It

helps us when writing code. It supports many different languages. One of them is C#ARP, which we will develop. It also allows us to write HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, especially on the web side. After setting this up, the plugin logic works here . It's similar to the logic behind apps on a phone .

Our menu is over there on the left. Look, the Explorer part allows you to open any folder and directly access the code inside . There's a search function here. Search Control enables integration with Git. It seems to allow us to do debugging. The icon over there shows extensions. When you open this, you

also need to install the eee plugins that you see here . Some of these, for example, can come inside a giant or work in the opposite way. There is a Dnet install tool . You need to set this up. Install what you see here. At this point, you can pause the recording and install any programs you deem necessary

. I'll hide those that were requested. These are the ones I have. You don't have to install all of them, but you should especially install the ones related to C#ARP . The others are essentially plugins that make our work easier when writing code .