Modern HTML and CSS from the Beginning (Including Sass) - Setting Up Live Server (VSCode Extension)

The video tutorial explains how to install and use the Live Server extension in VSCode. It covers the benefits of using Live Server, such as auto-reloading HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, and demonstrates how to install the extension. The tutorial also shows how to use Emmet to quickly generate HTML structure and how to open files using Live Server, which runs on localhost. Additionally, it explains how to stop and restart the server.

What is the primary benefit of using the Live Server extension in VS Code?

• It allows for real-time collaboration with other developers.

• It enables opening HTML pages on a local development server with auto-reload.

• It provides syntax highlighting for multiple programming languages.

• It integrates a built-in terminal for command-line operations.

What is the purpose of using Emmet in VS Code?

• To debug JavaScript code more efficiently.

• To quickly generate HTML structure.

• To compile CSS files into minified versions.

• To manage version control systems.

How can you install an extension in VS Code?

• By downloading it from the official website.

• By using the command line interface.

• By clicking the green install button in the extensions panel.

• By dragging and dropping the extension file into VS Code.

What does the address 127.0.0.1 represent when using Live Server?

• The IP address of the local machine (localhost).

• The IP address of the VS Code server.

• The IP address of the remote server.

• The IP address of the internet service provider.

What happens when you save changes to an HTML file while using Live Server?

• The browser automatically reloads to reflect the changes.

• The changes are saved to a remote server.

• The file is automatically backed up.

• The changes are discarded unless manually reloaded.