How to run React JS app in Visual studio code tutorial | Download and install node.js

How to Download & Run React JS In V.S Code

Hey guys today we are going to learn how to use install react JS in V.S code. Before installing react JS you need to download and install Node JS. Once you download and install Node JS on your Laptop & pc, the next step is to check the node has been installed on your Laptop/PC.

Let's look at how to check the Node JS installed on your Laptop/PC, you need to open CMD and run the command "node -v" &"npm -v". That command is used to display the version of Node JS on your command prompt, If you've successfully installed Node JS on your Laptop/PC, then you've seen the version of Node JS.

Once you do that, then you can use React JS on your PC. Let's look at how to install react JS and setup the project. So, You need to create a folder inside your Laptop/PC, once you make a folder you need to open it inside the VS Code.

Once you open the Folder inside the VS code then, you need to use " npx create-react-app my-app". That used to install react JS on your particular folder that you've included inside the V.S Code.

Once you installed the react JS, then you can run it using "npm start" Before using that command you need to use the cd and folder name to enter the particular project folder. Once you have done that you are able to see the react JS project on your browser.

Inside the video tutorial, I've explained everything step by step, you can watch the complete tutorial, and I hope you will learn something new from this tutorial.

Download Node JS: https://nodejs.org/

Download V.S Code: https://code.visualstudio.com/download

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Steps to run react JS app on vs code:
1. Download and Install Node JS
2. Open Terminal then check it : node -v & npm -v
3. Download and Install Visual Studio Code
4. Open Visual Studio Code
5. Create Project Folder
6. Run Command to Create React JS Project: npx create-react-app my-app
cd my-app
npm start

By the end of this video, you'll have installed node and create your first react JS app in visual studio code. If you have any problems let me know in the comments below.

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