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## 2. Get CLI tools or an IDE (or both) {:#tools}
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If you like to use the command line, install the [ ` webdev ` ] [ ] package:
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``` console
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$ dart pub global activate webdev
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```
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Although using an IDE is optional, we highly recommend using one.
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For a list of available IDEs, see the
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[ overview of editors & debuggers] [ ] .
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## 3. Create a web app {:#create}
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To create a web app from the command line,
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use the [ ` dart create ` ] [ ] command with the ` web ` template:
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``` console
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$ dart create -t web quickstart
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```
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To create the same web app from an IDE that has Dart integration,
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create a project using the template named ** Bare-bones Web App** .
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[ `dart create` ] : /tools/dart-create
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## 4. Run the app {:#run}
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To run the app from the command line,
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use [ ` webdev ` ] [ ] to build and serve the app:
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$ webdev serve
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```
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Or run the app from your IDE.
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To view your app, use the Chrome browser
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