
https://code.visualstudio.com/
Explore extensions and customization in VS Code, including searching, installing, updating, and disabling extensions via the marketplace. See how colorizing brackets with extensions enhances code readability.
Explore color and icon themes in Visual Studio Code via the command palette; install material theme and material ocean, and choose dark themes with strong contrast.
Learn to customize fonts in VS Code by adjusting font size and font weight, and explore font families and ligatures. Apply changes through user and workspace settings, editing in JSON.
Boost productivity by mastering keyboard shortcuts in Visual Studio Code, learn to access and customize key bindings, map Sublime Text shortcuts, duplicate lines, and use find, replace, and debugging workflows.
Master emmet in vscode by expanding abbreviations like the exclamation mark boilerplate and auto closing tags, using tab stops, and creating elements with dot class names and hash ids.
Build a hands-on ping pong score-tracking project in VS Code with two players, a configurable winning score from 1 to 10, and reset functionality while following the guided project steps.
Style the select option with CSS in VS Code, apply a flexbox layout to align buttons, and enhance buttons with color, borders, padding, and transitions.
Master VS code's integrated terminal to work inside the editor without switching windows. Learn to open it with ctrl+` and set a default profile for Windows or Mac.
Install and verify a C++ compiler on Windows, Mac, and Linux, add the compiler’s bin folder to your environment variables, then install VS Code C++ extensions to run C++ files.
Set up a Python interpreter in Visual Studio Code by installing Python from python.org, verifying in the terminal, and adding the Microsoft Python extension and Cortana extension to run programs.
Learn to push a web project to GitHub using the Git GUI in VS Code, including initializing a repository, staging files, committing, and setting a remote.
Explore popular git and GitHub extensions for VS Code, including get history and git blame, plus the GitHub extension to access remote repositories, using the command palette and extension panel.
Hi, are you looking to get into programming or have you already started and struggling to use slow editors and heavy IDE's ?
Well, would you like to use a lightweight but fast and efficient source code editor that can handle all of your tasks?
Then, Visual Studio Code is the best choice for you.
I'm Shubham Jha and I'll be leading you through this course.
So, what exactly is VS code?
Formally, Visual Studio code as mentioned above is a lightweight but fast and powerful source code editor which can run on Windows, Linux and Mac. It comes with built-in support for JavaScript, TypeScript and Node.js and has a rich support for other programming languages such as C/C++, C#, Java, Python, PHP, Go and runtimes (such as .NET and Unity).
This course will teach you everything about VS code from basics to advanced. My main focus will be on improving your productivity and give you a nice workflow for writing code professionally.
You can go through the course content to see the topics covered in this course.
Now, why to take this course This course stands out with many advantages and highlights:
This course offers most recent and updated content of Visual studio code for 2022
Visual Studio Code is the number one development tool of the moment
We are going to make learning more interactive by having assignments quizzes and lecture notes in every section.
Cheat sheet containing all the keyboard shortcuts used are be attached as a resource to the lectures.
I'm always there to help you at any point of time whenever needed.
So, are you still waiting? Enrol now and unlock the key to great productivity, no matter what technology you work on!