Async Techniques and Examples in Python Transcripts
Chapter: Setup and following along
Lecture: Recommended text editor

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0:00 In this course like most of our courses I'm going to be using PyCharm. Now you don't have to use exactly the same editor.
0:07 You can use Visual Studio Code with a Python plug-in. You can use Emacs. You can use Vim. Whatever makes you happy.
0:13 But if you want to follow along exactly. Then I recommend you use Pycharm. Now almost all of this course can be done
0:19 in the Community Edition, the free edition of PyCharm. There is one chapter on web development. Maybe it's a little bit easier with PyCharm Pro
0:28 but because we're not really working with CSS, JavaScript the template, anything like that I think you could actually use PyCharm Community Edition
0:35 for the entire course. So if you want to use that just visit jetbrains.com/pycharm. Get it installed and I'll show you how to use it along the way.
0:44 If you want to use something else, like I said, no problem use what makes you happy. Just be aware this is the one we're using
0:49 so you have to adapt your editor and waverunning code to what we have over here.


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