Project 2: Installing An IDE: Name of The Assignment
Project 2: Installing An IDE: Name of The Assignment
Faculty of Engineering
School of Sciences 15
Technical English 1
Section: N
Date: October 12th, 2020
ID Number Name
201602880 Bryan Alexander Portillo Alvarado
201314182 Eduardo Xavier Ordoñez Monterroso
201602645 Werner Isaac Perez Zamora
201906935 Cristian Rodrigo Diaz España
201113817 Nery Rolando Ramirez Tzay
Index
Contents Page
General
Specific
Code editor
This feature is a text editor designed for writing and editing source code.
Source code editors are distinguished from text editors because they
enhance or simplify the writing and editing of code.
Compiler
Debugger
Once the installation its over you can open it, the first time you will see the next Screen.
You be able to choose the Evaluate for free option or you can also input your credentials (only if
you had the License)
Making our First App Web
We are going to make our first web app with WebStorm IDE, we must select New Project
option.
In Right side you be able to select, what technology do you want to apply (this option will do a
template project also will download source dependencies for that template )
In this case we are going to use the Bootstrap option. (“Bootstrap is a free and open-
source CSS framework directed at responsive, mobile-first front-end web development. It
contains CSS- and (optionally) JavaScript-based design templates
for typography, forms, buttons, navigation, and other interface components”)
After that we will see 2 folders css and js, this folder contains all resources of Bootstrap
framework.
Let's walk through the following steps. At the end of this, you will see an web application
that displays "mathematical results" in your web browser.
So our first thing to do is create a html file, following the picture below.
Looks like…
In Functions.js we use document.GetElement. The method returns the element that has the ID
attribute with the specified value ( the value will be the Id of each Button created on index.html),
and we add an EventListener this method attaches an event handler to the specified element
( mousse click will be the event). Two variable that handle input values, those are added to the
Event methods and a total variable ( name doesn’t matter) that combine the previous variables
in one arithmetic function;
We do the same for each Arithemetic method.
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Conclusions
System Requirements:
RAM: 8GB of total system RAM.
Disk space: 2.5GB and another 1GB for caches
Monitor resolution: 1024x768
Operating system: Officially released 64bit versions
(Microsoft Windows 8 or later, any Linux that
supports Gnome, KDE, macOs 10.13 or later)