Effective PyCharm Transcripts
Chapter: Client-side web apps
Lecture: Client side introduction
Login or
purchase this course
to watch this video and the rest of the course contents.
0:03
We've seen the server side capabilities of PyCharm and they are pretty awesome. But as I'm sure, you know,
0:10
web apps are not just server side applications, there's all kinds of things that have to get exchanged with your browser.
0:18
Maybe that's Javascript. Basic javascript, you might right. Or it could be something really advanced like a front end framework
0:24
like Vue.js or React or so on. There's also styling, right? CSS files or the more complicated LESS or SASS or
0:34
SASS files that are programming languages that transpile down to CSS right
0:41
order to use those. You need to take those files you right and actually convert them to CSS another one in that category is definitely Typescript.
0:48
Typescript is a great way to write javascript but it doesn't run in your browser. You need to take that and compile it down to ECMA script six or
0:56
whatever It compiles too. We'll see that PyCharm actually has built in support for
1:01
even doing those types of transportation steps as you edit your code. So if you're working on Front End frameworks,
1:08
you want to do a lot of rich javascript, maybe some advanced CSS and put all these things together. That's what we are gonna focus in this chapter.