React 19 Tutorial in Hindi #2 – Setup React JS Using Vite on Window #reactjs

Welcome back to the React 19 Tutorial Series by Shahrukh Decode! In this second episode, we’ll go step-by-step through the process of setting up ReactJS v19 using Vite on Windows — the fastest and most modern way to start a new React project in 2025. If you’ve already watched Episode #1 – What is ReactJS, you now know why React is one of the most powerful JavaScript libraries for frontend development. In this episode, we’ll move from theory to practice and actually start creating our first React app. But instead of using the traditional Create React App (CRA) setup, we’ll use Vite, which is faster, lighter, and more efficient — perfect for modern React 19 development. Vite is an advanced frontend build tool that replaces older bundlers like Webpack and offers lightning-fast project startup. It provides instant hot reloading, minimal setup, and better performance during development. React 19 works beautifully with Vite, giving you a smooth developer experience and instant feedback as you code. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to install Node.js, set up Vite with React, and configure everything properly on your Windows machine. I’ll explain each step clearly — from installing Node and npm, to using commands in the terminal to initialize your React app, and finally running your project in the browser for the first time. By the end of this video, you’ll have a fully working React 19 environment set up on your system, ready for development. We’ll also go over how the file structure works, what each folder means (like src, components, assets), and how to prepare your project for future components and state management. This video is perfect for beginners who are just starting with ReactJS or web development in general. Even if you have no prior experience with Vite or Node, don’t worry — I’ll walk you through every command and explain what’s happening in simple terms. React 19 combined with Vite makes development extremely fast and fun. No long wait times, no heavy builds — just instant project setup. This setup method is now preferred by professionals around the world because it saves time and improves performance compared to older setups. You’ll also learn how to fix common setup errors, manage your Node and npm versions, and verify everything works perfectly before we start building our first React component in the next episode. If you enjoy learning React in Hindi (with simple English explanations), make sure to subscribe to the Shahrukh Decode YouTube channel and enable the notification bell 🔔 so you don’t miss future tutorials. The next episode will cover creating your first React Component and understanding JSX (JavaScript XML). Make sure to follow along with your own setup, and if you get stuck, leave a comment below — I personally reply to help learners fix issues. 💡 In this video, you will learn: How to install Node.js and npm on Windows How to create a new React app using Vite Folder and file structure explanation Running and testing your first React 19 app Understanding Vite’s advantages over Create React App 🌐 Useful Commands: npm create vite@latest my-react-app cd my-react-app npm install npm run dev These four commands are all you need to launch your ReactJS 19 app on Windows using Vite. 📌 Stay Connected with Me: 🌐 Website: https://www.shahrukhdecode.com/ 💼 LinkedIn:   / shahrukh-decode   📸 Instagram:   / cph4007   📘 Facebook:   / storeshahrukh22mian   📞 Contact: +91 88023 35673 💼 Business Enquiries & Collaborations: If you’re looking for a Shopify or ReactJS developer, or you want to build your next eCommerce store or frontend project — I can help! With over 7 years of professional experience and 100+ Shopify & React projects completed, I specialize in creating high-performance websites, optimized for design, speed, and conversions. Reach out via my website or directly connect with me on LinkedIn for freelance or full-time collaboration opportunities. #react19 #reactjs #vitesse #reacttutorial #webdevelopment #frontenddevelopment #learnreact #code #javascript