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how to install a small light weight live server on VS code

we all liked this product from microsoft, and if you don't you might consider giving it a chance, and when you sometimes wake up too lazy you just wanna hit few buttons to start working on  your web related project, here's your best bet:
  1. first of fire up that shiny VS code that you've installed
  2. now go all the way to the left to that rectangle or ctrl+shift+x for short
  3. in the searchbar type live server
      
  4.  choose the one you like, for me I choose the one from Ritwick dey
  5. install it and you should see something that looks similar to this
      
  6.  read the instructions or just open the html file you want as you usually do, and go all the way down right and click go live.
now you're good to go.
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