From the course: Create Your Own Code Assistant with Llama 2, Node.js, and React.js

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Using GitHub Codespaces

Using GitHub Codespaces

- [Instructor] This course was created using GitHub codespaces. Using codespaces, you have everything you need to get going without needing complex installations or build tools. One click and you're ready to go. To practice along with this course, you can create a codespace directly from the course overview page, like we have here in our repository. First click Code, then click Codespaces. As you can see, I have several here already generated on various branches. To launch a codespace, you're going to come here to Codespaces and click Create a Codespace on Main. That'll open a new tab and launch an instance of Visual Studio Code. If you're familiar with Visual Studio Code, it's a special version of the editor running in GitHub servers. Your course can have one or more extensions pre-installed. These can be found in the Extensions panel. Here, you can see some basic ones installed. You can add to this if you please. Because this is in a browser, it's easy to inadvertently close your…

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