If we were developing on JavaScript, we would be perfectly fine to start coding without all these preparation steps. As for me, I prefer developing pet projects in Emacs, therefore I have installed tide and followed the instructions to set it up. You can always use plain old Notepad if you wish, but I would suggest using something more helpful. Preparing the environment IDEĬhoose your development environment. It turned out that you need to do some boring stuff to make it all work, so I wrote this tutorial to help the other people like me get started faster. A while ago I wanted to have some fun and make a game in a browser I chose Phaser 3 as a framework (it looks quite popular these days) and TypeScript as a language (because I prefer static typing over dynamic). I’m a developer advocate and a backend developer, and my frontend development expertise is relatively weak.
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