In this lesson we will learn how to use a the text editor, Visaul Studio Code, to create and edit projects. This text editor will be used to make edits to your portfolio/blog that will be uploaded to GitHub pages.
You will need...
- Computer/Laptop
- Wi-fi
- Visual Studio Code
Setup
- Download Visual Stuio Code to your computer/laptop
- Lesson 1: Opening project in Visual Studio Code
- Lesson 2: Adding files and folders to project in Visual Studio Code
- Open Visual Studio Code.
- Open the Explorer tab on Visual Studio Code.
- To open you project click on the 'Open Folder' button, then find the project in the explorer pop up, click on the folder you want to open, and click 'Select Folder'.
- In Visual Studio Code, make sure the explorer tab is open. If you click on the folder icon circled in red, it will create a new folder inside of the project. If you click on the paper icon circiled in yellow it will make a new file inside of the project. When you click on either of the icons you will have to give them a name. The main difference between the icons is when you make a new file you have to give it a file type (Example:
.html, .css, .js, etc.
).