Competence grid for part 0

Use this grid to judge whether you are ready for part 1. Read each row and solve the check task next to it without looking anything up. If it feels easy, you have reached the goal. If not, the link in the last column takes you to the right place.

I can …	Check task	Look it up
explain how a chapter is structured and where to find exercises, tests and solutions	List the parts of a chapter in the right order.	Course overview
describe what the app should do for the members of Lorraine Commons	Write a user story following the pattern "As a member, I want …, so that …".	Course overview
use AI tools in a way that makes me learn	Write a request that asks for a hint instead of a solution, and name what you record about your use of AI in the project.	Course overview
set up Node.js, npm, Git and an editor for Vue	Print the versions of Node.js, npm and Git in the terminal.	Setup
install, test and start an exercise project	Run npm install, npm test and npm run dev in the setup project and open the app in the browser.	Setup
read the message of a failing test	Change the name in App.vue of the setup project and explain what the test's message says.	Setup
run JavaScript in the DevTools console and read error messages	Open the console on this page and type typeof null.	Setup
predict the output of short JavaScript code	Take the entry test and work through the units it names.	Entry test
use values, functions, objects and arrays in JavaScript with confidence	Solve the "Challenge" exercise of the unit "Functions and scope" without help.	JS workshop

For part 1 you mainly need a setup that works and the basics from the entry test. Whatever you still lack from the JS workshop you can also refresh along the way, since the chapters point to the matching units.