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2727
2828Installation
2929============
30- Via released [ NuGet package] ( # )
31- ----------------------------
32- To be written
30+
31+ Via released NuGet package
32+ --------------------------
33+ The best way of installing React.NET is via NuGet. There are several NuGet
34+ packages available:
35+ * [ React] ( # ) - The core React library. Contains the main functionality of React
36+ and JSX. You will normally use this through an integration library like
37+ React.Mvc4.
38+ * [ React.Mvc4] ( # ) - Integration with ASP.NET MVC 4 and 5
39+ * [ React.WebOptimizer] ( # ) - Integration with
40+ [ ASP.NET Bundling and Minification] ( http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials/mvc-4/bundling-and-minification ) .
41+ Use this to combine and minify your JavaScript.
42+
43+ These packages can be installed either via the UI in Visual Studio, or via the
44+ Package Manager Console:
45+ ```
46+ Install-Package React.Mvc4
47+ ```
48+
49+ Now skip down to the [ usage section] ( #usage )
3350
3451Via latest development build
3552----------------------------
36- To be written
53+ Development builds are automatically built after every change. Use these if you
54+ want the very latest bleeding-edge version. These are located on a custom
55+ package server (http://reactjs.net/dev/packages/ ) so you need to add this as a
56+ package source in Visual Studio:
57+
58+ 1 . Click Tools → NuGet Package Manager → Package Manager Settings
59+ 2 . Click Package Sources
60+ 3 . Click the plus icon, enter name as "React.NET Dev" and URL as
61+ http://reactjs.net/dev/packages/
62+ 4 . When adding the packages to your application, manually select "React.NET Dev"
63+ as the package source, and ensure "Include Prerelease" is enabled.
64+
65+ Now skip down to the [ usage section] ( #usage )
3766
3867Manual Installation
3968-------------------
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