
Explore the ins and outs of Visual Studio Code to boost your day-to-day workflow and productivity. Embrace a fast-paced course that makes writing and editing code more fun.
Explore the VS Code welcome screen, access keyboard shortcuts and the command palette, and try the interactive playground to onboard quickly across Windows and Mac.
Explore Zen mode in Visual Studio Code, a streamlined interface that hides the user interface to focus on code, resize the editor, and share clean code by exiting Zen mode.
Customize the editor appearance with theme extensions, preview in real time, and install favorites from the extension marketplace. Explore icon themes and background options like powermat to personalize VS Code.
Master VS Code settings by editing the settings.json file or using the settings UI, understand default, user, and project settings, and enable settings sync across devices.
Learn how to use multiple cursors in VS Code to edit several lines at once, with activation methods such as alt-click, ctrl+alt+arrows, and shift+alt+I, plus block selections for rapid edits.
Master text selection in Visual Studio Code by using shortcuts to select words, all occurrences, lines, and to expand or shrink blocks for efficient editing and faster code updates.
Explore essential javascript extensions for VS Code, including snippets, intellisense, and linting for Angular, React, and Vue; speed up coding with npm, template strings, and quick npm docs access.
Master git and version control with GitHub integration, learn to initialize repositories, ignore node_modules, stage and commit changes, and push to a remote repository.
Install the to do tree extension in VS Code, use its side panel to track todo and fix me comments, and navigate a project with global search and tag customization.
Install the emoji sense extension to enable emoji autocomplete in markdown, preview emoji representations, and insert emoji characters via intellisense for easy copy and paste.
Master rest client extension in VS Code to test APIs like Postman, sending get and post requests with headers. Include JSON payloads and manage multiple requests in a single file.
Explore the Red Hat YAML extension for Visual Studio Code, which adds language support and practical YAML features. Read the documentation to learn more about its capabilities.
Explore gistpad to manage, edit, and share code snippets by creating guest pads that appear in the explorer, paste screenshots to upload to GitHub, and save changes to GitHub.
Connect Slack or Discord channels to a chat panel in VS Code, stay notified with quiet options, and collaborate in real time using the Live Share extension.
Master the VS Code CLI to open folders from the terminal, compare files with code --diff, and manage extensions via code list extensions and code install extension.
Master VS Code will help you quickly improve your software development productivity and have more fun while coding.
Sustainably improve your skillset.
Improving your VS Code code-editing skills will continue to help you throughout the years, regardless of which technologies you work with.
Fun++ Productivity++
Get up-to-speed with the most powerful features, extensions, settings, keybindings, snippets, commands, appearance & interface customizations, and advanced workflows.
Is this OK for beginners too?
Yes. Master VS Code is valuable for both beginners and experienced devs alike. You will learn all of the basics to make sure we're on the same page before we get into the juicy advanced stuff.
How long will this take me?
~3 hours. Your time as a developer is precious. I've condensed the course as much as possible --> so you can master VS Code and still have time for your side project.
Who made this?
I'm Mike Tromba - the developer behind the Theme Studio for VS Code. I've been using VS Code for years and am excited to help you master the program.
Ready to dive in?
Grab your copy of Master VS Code and we'll be gliding around the editor in no-time.
This course is really great! I learned a bunch of things I didn't know I could use on VS Code. I look forward to learning more. Thanks!
— Chris Agnew
Just finished the course. I've worked with computers since the 70s and on the web since the mid-90s, and used VS Code for quite some time. From that perspective, I still found the course helpful. There were bits here and there that one doesn't discover on their own, which is why I keep checking out videos and tutorials on VS Code. Yours is the most complete from a beginner's perspective, and I'd recommend it to anyone who was just starting out with VS Code. You explain things clearly but without wasting a lot of words.
— Joel D Canfield
I have learned tons of amazing and interesting things such as (short commands, snippets, settings, extensions, and ...) I just wanted to say the "Master VS Code" is really fantastic! I wish I had this course at the same time as I started coding on Visual Studio Code." Well done! Thanks a lot.
— Arash Salehi