Let's make our first website!!

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The video provides high-value, actionable technical knowledge in under a minute, making it highly shareable for beginners interested in programming.

Summary

The creator provides a quick, step-by-step tutorial on how to set up a basic HTML file using Visual Studio Code and the Live Server extension. He demonstrates the process from creating the file to rendering a simple text output in a browser.

Structure

1Introduction to creating a website
2Installing and opening Visual Studio Code
3Creating an index.html file
4Generating HTML boilerplate
5Installing and using the Live Server extension
6Testing the website with a simple text input

Product placement

Visual Studio Code (code editor) is shown and used throughout the tutorial.

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Let's make our first website!!

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Let’s make our first website!! #fyp #coding #viral #programming #website

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Transcript

Let's make our first website!! So all you want to do is install Visual Studio Code, which is a code editor. Open it up and take an empty folder and drag it in. And once you have that, all you need to do is go here, create a new file and call it index.html. And look, here's where things may get a little complicated, but just hit the exclamation point and hit enter. And all this is is just the boilerplate for telling the HTML that we're creating a website. And to run it, all you need to do is install this thing called Live Server. So it's this thing right here and it just allows you to see your HTML file. So to run it, all you need to do is right click on the index.html file and run open with Live Server. And obviously it's empty because we haven't written anything, but this is what it should look like. So now, if we write let's say hi in the body, it'll display in our website. Now I know this was very basic, but this is the fundamental of almost every website.