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Using Quokka in Visual Studio Code for Typescript Part 2 – Create a new file using the extension
Now it’s time to create a file and use the extension. First open a folder in VS code. Once VS code is open in the folder Press ctrl+shift+p and create a new typescript file. Now in the next post we’ll write some TypeScript code and use the extension!
Using Quokka in Visual Studio Code for Typescript Part 3 – Write some TypeScript code for Live feedback
Now let’s write some code for adding two numbers and see the result displayed in the editor. The blue text is Quokka that calculates the values! In the last post we’ll write a TypeScript function and then add Quokka to the file.
Using Quokka in Visual Studio Code for Typescript Part 4 – Create a TypeScript function and start Quokka on the file
First create a new typescript file in VS Code. Next write the function as described from the TypeScript docs here. Now type to start Quokka on the file. Make sure you’ve saved the first. In the editor on the file press ctrl+k,q There you go! Now add a smiley to the greeter function. Wow! Great […]
Using Quokka in Visual Studio Code for Typescript Part 1 – Install the extension
Let’s install Quokka as a VS Code extension here. First launch VS Code and search for Quokka and select to install. Great work! Now in the next we’ll create a new Typescript file.
Install Docker on a Azure Linux VM, upload a docker image to Azure Container Registry and Deploy a Azure Container Instance Part 6 – Create an Azure container instance from a private registry
Now in our final post we’ll use our uploaded hello-azure-world image to deploy an Azure container instance. First inside our registry we must grant admin role to the registry. Next, Search for Azure container instance in the martket place and select create and use your uploaded image. Move into the container and inside logs you’ll […]
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