Summary of Mi primera página web con Visual Studio Code

00:00:00 - 00:10:00

This video provides an overview of how to use Visual Studio Code to create a responsive website. It covers adding various HTML tags, saving files, and using plugins to format code and create a local server.

• 00:00:00 In this video, we'll be looking at Visual Studio Code, an easy-to-use code editor that can be used to create your first website. We'll see the tool in action, and then create our first website using VSCode.
• 00:05:00 This video shows how to create a first webpage with Visual Studio Code. You can either drag and drop the folder here, or go to your file manager and open the folder. Inside, you'll see a empty folder, so you can create your first file. Visual Studio Code has a number of helpful tools which let you start writing HTML right away. First, you'll see the Doctype, which tells the web browser what kind of document you're writing. Next, you'll enter your title. This will be the title that appears in search engines and browsers, but it won't be displayed on the page. You can add other HTML tags, such as head and body, using the same basic syntax. When you're finished, you can save the file by clicking the file icon in the top left, or by pressing Ctrl+S. You can also close the file by pressing Ctrl+X. This video shows how to create a page that is responsive, meaning it adapts to different devices. To do this, you'll add an HTML5 meta tag that Visual Studio Code will automatically fill in. You'll also add a title tag. This will be the title that appears in the browser, as well as in search engines.
• 00:10:00 This video demonstrates how to create a website with Visual Studio Code. Code formatter is a useful plugin that helps to format code better. Live server is also an interesting plugin that allows you to create a local server. Finally, material icons theme is a nice plugin that creates icons for different file types.