Replaced create-react-app with create vite@latest -- --template react

CRA is no longer used in the course

Author: notmuhammad

src/content/3/en/part3a.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ As mentioned in [part 1](/en/part1/java_script), browsers don't yet support the
 
 Our goal is to implement a backend that will work with the notes application from [part 2](/en/part2/). However, let's start with the basics by implementing a classic "hello world" application.
 
-**Notice** that the applications and exercises in this part are not all React applications, and we will not use the <i>create-react-app</i> utility for initializing the project for this application.
+**Notice** that the applications and exercises in this part are not all React applications, and we will not use the <i>create vite@latest -- --template react</i> utility for initializing the project for this application.
 
 We had already mentioned [npm](/en/part2/getting_data_from_server#npm) back in part 2, which is a tool used for managing JavaScript packages. In fact, npm originates from the Node ecosystem.
 
@@ -833,7 +833,7 @@ What exactly is happening in that line of code? <em>notes.map(n => n.id)</em> cr
 
 **NB:** It's recommended to do all of the exercises from this part into a new dedicated git repository, and place your source code right at the root of the repository. Otherwise, you will run into problems in exercise 3.10.
 
-**NB:** Because this is not a frontend project and we are not working with React, the application <strong>is not created</strong> with create-react-app. You initialize this project with the <em>npm init</em> command that was demonstrated earlier in this part of the material.
+**NB:** Because this is not a frontend project and we are not working with React, the application <strong>is not created</strong> with create vite@latest -- --template react. You initialize this project with the <em>npm init</em> command that was demonstrated earlier in this part of the material.
 
 **Strong recommendation:** When you are working on backend code, always keep an eye on what's going on in the terminal that is running your application.