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JavaScript Introduction to Programming Basics Writing Your Program

Posted by breyonnamingledoff
breyonnamingledoff
2,600 Points

I have downloaded the text editor and copied the HTML but am unaware of how to link the text editor into Chrome?

I am using Windows 8.Also I am a beginner and on the Rails Development track so when answering this question understand that i am brand new to all of this! Thank You.

2 Answers

Danielle Hill
Danielle Hill
26,062 Points
Danielle Hill
Danielle Hill
26,062 Points

Hi breyonnamingledoff. You may want to check out Adobe Brackets. I've read it's great for front-end languages like HTML, CSS and JavaScript. I am in the process of evaluating it myself.

breyonnamingledoff
breyonnamingledoff
2,600 Points
breyonnamingledoff
breyonnamingledoff
2,600 Points

How do I add the text editor to chrome?