Introducing Elements

Elements is the full stack for build web apps.

And from here, what we can do is just start playing around with elements. And if you notice the browser on the right is, is up and running and the server is running down below in the terminal, what we can do is go down into one of the HTML areas and make a change. And as soon as I save that file, you can see on the right that the page updates immediately. There's no delay basically at all.

You can't even perceive it, so it's very fast. Now let's try to put this up onto the elements website and see whether we can actually post a video. And let's also play with some different sizes while we're here. I'm going to blow up the browser to about 200%.

That's 200%. It looks a little bit weird, doesn't it? And I'm going to blow up the left hand side now to be about. Even crazier big, and we'll close this now and see whether we can actually see the code.

Properly, because if it's too small, you can't see it with our resolution being so large and so we need to find a, a good size that will work for the users. Now, let's try to expand that all the way to full screen, and then this is at, this is at 5. Let's see how 5 works. Can you see me typing if I do this?

And then let's come back down to Let's say 2 And see whether you can see a 2. OK, let's try that and we'll see how it works. I'll bring it back here. And the browser, that's gonna be too large.

Let's see if 125 is good. That would be a good size if we can get 125 to work. Let's see how it goes. And I'm hearing a lot of static as well in the line, and I'm not sure where that static is coming from, but we'll have to figure that out.