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Marco codes hi Marco here in this episode were going to build a terminal based text viewer that we can later on turn into a full-blown text editor what does that mean well were going to start with nothing with almost nothing just an empty Javascript file and were going to end up with this where you can open up text files you can scroll through them you can page through them you can move your curse around the cursor wraps around lines you have a status bar that shows information so essentially were kind of cloning the last command line tool as you already saw were going to do it with Java or Java like some of my ex colleagues from Sweden used to say why Java well because we can and because this episode is a shout out to all of my Enterprise programmers who are mostly shuffling data from A to B and I want to show them what cool stuff you can effectively build with Java sounds good lets go a tiny note before we start what were going to build in this episode is only going to work o