• purpose
• installation
  • foreword
  • create a virtualenv
  • install Python requirements
  • install npm
    • Windows and MacOS
    • Linux
  • install the JavaScript kernel for Jupyter
  • enable jupyter extensions
  • read the course

this repo contains a very short introduction course on the 3 Web pillars : HTML CSS and JavaScript

as usual the course can be run on nbhosting; if you want to to read it locally on your computer, do the following

• PREREQUISITES
  the instructions below assume you have installed the common stack used for the S1 courses, namely miniconda + bash + git + vs-code
• WARNING
  note that on Windows, the installation instructions below involve the installation of some Visual-Studio components, which is a little intrusive and take a looonng time...

recommended, but optional

conda create -n web-intro python=3.9
conda activate web-intro

# like always
pip install -r requirements.txt

we need npm to install the JavaScript kernel for Jupyter; there are numerous ways to install this, they all depend on your platform (see below)

in any case, once done, check your installation with

npm --version

• use node's native installer from https://nodejs.org/en/ - make sure to use the LTS one (long time support)
• also make sure to click the tick box as shown below

use your platform's native package manager

• redhat / fedora / centos

  dnf install npm

• ubuntu / debian

  apt update
  apt install npm

npm install -g ijavascript
ijsinstall
# On some windows environment, if this does not work, you may try: %appdata%\npm\ijsinstall

it is important to have the hide_input extension active

jupyter contrib nbextension install --user
jupyter nbextension enable hide_input/main

# the usual
jupyter notebook