From the course: Using Git with Visual Studio Code

Requirements

From the course: Using Git with Visual Studio Code

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Requirements

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- To get the most out of Visual Studio Code in Git, you'll probably want to make sure you have a few things installed. Of course, you're going to want to install Visual Studio Code into your system. You can get that at this URL. You will naturally also need to make sure you have a copy of Git installed, which you can get at this URL. For most web projects, you'll want a copy of Node.js which also installs NPM, the Node Package Manager. You can get that here. And of course, you'll probably want to make sure you have a GitHub account and that you're logged in. You can get to that at this URL. If you're good with those requirements, let's keep going. By the way, this is not a beginner course. I'm expecting you to know how to work with Git. So if you need help with that, start with one of my other courses, learning Git and GitHub.

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