Welcome again to the class.
My name is Cindy and I'll be
your instructor for this class.
We're going to talk about opening I GPT-3 language.
But before we get started,
I'd like to walk you through the tools,
the requirements, and the skills
required in order to make the best of this class.
So we're going to make sure that you've
got everything set up so we can get
started smoothly with the open-end I API.
The course level is between beginner to intermediate.
It assumes that you have the basics of web development.
So in order to make the best of this class,
you should have a first experience
working on web development projects.
React project, which is a plus.
So the course assumes that you know
how to create a page with the HTML tags that
you understand the CSS properties
to change the appearance of
the page that you know how to interact with the DOM,
the Document Object Model,
how to add interactions.
So you should have the fundamentals of JavaScripts.
So this is a plus, this is recommended to
also have a first experience with reacts.
As a reminder, react projects or node projects.
So you should also understand the basics about node.
And one requirements also is
to have Node installed on your machine.
So you could check that by running
node dash v and npm dash v,
which is also shipped with note.
And npm is the Node Package Manager,
which will allow to install libraries. So node modules.
For this class, the requirements is to have
node understand reacts as well.
So React is a plus.
For this class, we're gonna be using next GS,
which is at version 13 at the time of recording.
Next GIS is a React framework we're going to
run and render the codes on the service side.
As a tool, I'm gonna be using
Visual Studio for all the demonstrations and projects.
So this is more than a simple code editor.
It is a powerful idea that comes with lots
of features and settings.
You can even add plugins to add to
the capacities and capabilities of this code editor.
This is also good if you
understand how to use the reactive OPA tools,
which is an extension that you add to your browser.
And this will be helpful during the development and
debugging process as well as part of this course as well.
You will have access to
the exercise swells in order to follow along with
a starter projects and
a finished version of every project and demonstration.
That's also good to understand the basics of
the command-line operations because we're gonna be using
lots of the comments inside the terminal,
which is directly integrated into the visual codes to do.