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Setting up Visual Studio Code, ESLint, and Prettier

Setting up Visual Studio Code, ESLint, and Prettier - Node.js Tutorial

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Setting up Visual Studio Code, ESLint, and Prettier

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- [Instructor] In this course, I will be using Visual Studio Code as my IDE. It's free and it comes with great Node.js support out of the box. I highly recommend that you use it as well at least for this course. I'm on the Visual Studio Code website, and you see that I'm already presented with an installer for my system. I downloaded and installed it already. After installing it, you can open it right away and it'll present you with a welcome screen. I will now go ahead and we'll just open the exercise file folder that we downloaded from GitHub before. So I go to File, Open Folder, and on my desktop, I find node microservices and I will just open it. Visual Studio Code also comes with an integrated terminal that will open right away. For that I go to View, Terminal and you see it's basically, a regular system terminal that lets me execute Command (indistinct) and it's important for instance to run NPM…

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