In this video, we are going to create our first aid CDCR application for infrastructure escort.
So each edible seed application should be in its own directory with its own local model dependencies.
So we are going to create a new directory for our application.
In order to do that, please open a command window.
I'm using the Windows terminal.
So this is the basic command window for windows.
And you can also use the normal command window.
It doesn't matter.
So basically we are going to create a separate directory for our first CDK application.
First of all, I would like to locate my development folder and now in here I'm going to create a new
folder for our project.
So you can also create a new folder.
This command and the folder name should be the Halo CDK.
This is important to give the name of the cdcc.
Make sure that give the name your project directory is a cdcc.
Exactly this same name here because Cdcc has training project template with the Cdcc directory name.
I would like to show you the training project.
So that's why this time I'm giving the I would like to give you the same exact name.
So after creating these.
Hold it.
I'm going to locate this folder, and now I'm ready for the creating our first edible SDK application.
Now we can initialize the application using the cdcc init command and specifying the desired template,
an application and programming language in the command.
So please follow me.
As you know that we have already installed Cdcc.
And now we are using the CDK command.
So if you can see that there are lots of commands, I will already explain in the upcoming videos.
But for this video we are going to create a new project with using CDK for that purpose we are using
the CDK command.
We are writing that CDK in the stage language.
And I'm giving the secret, as you know, that during the course we will follow the secret for developing
our infrastructure.
And we have already download the latest version of the Typekit beta running the NPM install the g type
secret.
So.
In this command.
I'm going to assign it using the cdcc init command in order to create a cdcc application.
And we have created the Halo Seed K project.
So Cdcc will create a template project with giving some training project application.
Okay, so let's hit the enter after writing these commands and see what's happened.
So as you can see that there is executing some set of the NPM install command in order to initialize
our first CDCC application.
The CDK command creates a number of files and folders inside of the our cdcc directory to help you organise
the source code for a Cdcc application, we will explore the folder structure after installment finished.
Okay.
All done.
And don't worry about the warning of these looks.
And now I think our K project is ready.
I would like to open this project file in the visual pseudocode.
And in order to open visual pseudocode, you can use the.
This helper command.
If you write if you write in the same director of the CDK project code and dot, this will be the open
this folder into the pseudocode.
Hit enter and see that our project is opened with the Visual Studio code.
You can see that CDK creates a set of files and we are going to all read now, but we also examine detail
in the next video.