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An alternative and possibly simpler approach to getting set up and using Aurelia. The previous approach can be found at the following link https://www.technical-recipes.com/2019/getting-started-with-aurelia-js/ Prerequisites The Aurelia CLI has a pre-requisite, Node.js . Get it from here: https://nodejs.dev/download/ In Visual Studio Code press Ctrl + P and type the following command: [code lang="xml"] ext install aurelia [/code] Still in Visual Studio Code, install the Aurelia CLI via the following command: [code lang="xml"] npm install aurelia-cli -g [/code] Step 1: Create a project folder In Windows Explorer create a directory for your Aurelia code projects if you have not yet done so: Step 2: Create the Aurelia project Open Visual Studio Code and in the terminal window enter the 'au new' command plus the name of your Aurelia project: [code lang="xml"] au new projectName [/code] When prompted, select if you want y...

Some instructions that distill how one may get started with using TypeScript in Visual Studio Code. Step 1: Set up your development environment Download and run the installer for Visual Studio Code from the following link: https://code.visualstudio.com/download Step 2: Install node.js Download and run the installer for node.js from the following link: https://nodejs.org/ Step 3: Install TypeScript Once node.js has been installed you can install TypeScript. Close VS Code if opened and open a command prompt and run the command: [code language="xml"] npm install -g typescript [/code] (Use the -g to ensure typescript is installed globally, not just for the folder you are in.) Step 4: Set up an example project Open VS Code. Create a new Terminal by selecting Terminal > New Terminal. Create a directory for your project using the mkdir command and navigate to that folder: Close the terminal and open the folder you just created by selecting File...