Visual Studio Code Crash Course
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 10
Ramesh
Thanks for the video. Is it possible to get VSCode to do the following in a simple and straightforward manner: 1. Build a workspace with one or more Roots with each root node allowing only a sub-set of the file system underneath. 2. Get VSCode to build tags (whatever it is called) in the background so that lookups of symbol definitions is fast. I felt VSCode is many times slower than vim. 3. Show definitions of of symbols such as structs, macros, functions, etc in POPUP ballons rather than open them in a separate editor window. If VSCode can't do them is there another code editor that can do it.
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Thanks for the video. Is it possible to get VSCode to do the following in a simple and straightforward manner: 1. Build a workspace with one or more Roots with each root node allowing only a sub-set of the file system underneath. 2. Get VSCode to build tags (whatever it is called) in the background so that lookups of symbol definitions is fast. I felt VSCode is many times slower than vim. 3. Show definitions of of symbols such as structs, macros, functions, etc in POPUP ballons rather than open them in a separate editor window. If VSCode can't do them is there another code editor that can do it.
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Ivan
Yeaah, i really enjoied the video. So tasty features i dont have known for more than year i use VSC... Wow! Now my hands are absolutely free. Debagging, git workflow with conflicts editing on the tips of my fingers, customized and controllable on the flow terminal... And icing on the top the Carbon theme with font ligature! I fill content and happy this evening :) Thanks a lot!
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Yeaah, i really enjoied the video. So tasty features i dont have known for more than year i use VSC... Wow! Now my hands are absolutely free. Debagging, git workflow with conflicts editing on the tips of my fingers, customized and controllable on the flow terminal... And icing on the top the Carbon theme with font ligature! I fill content and happy this evening :) Thanks a lot!
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Auntie
I predominantly use Emacs, but for reasons, I've been taking a look at JS and other front-end stuff recently. Seems like VSCodium was pretty much tailor-made for such a situation, it being all Electron and all.
So here I am.
Video was very helpful... thank you!!
Now to edit some keybindings :-)
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I predominantly use Emacs, but for reasons, I've been taking a look at JS and other front-end stuff recently. Seems like VSCodium was pretty much tailor-made for such a situation, it being all Electron and all.
So here I am.
Video was very helpful... thank you!!
Now to edit some keybindings :-)
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Tina
Can you break up this learning module by topic? For example, I am still not sure how to toggle btw the command screen and my script. I know I use vi -.sh but when I save I can never find the saved script (-.sh). I am writing a for loop which I already wrote in Rstudio. Trying to get used to visual code.
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Can you break up this learning module by topic? For example, I am still not sure how to toggle btw the command screen and my script. I know I use vi -.sh but when I save I can never find the saved script (-.sh). I am writing a for loop which I already wrote in Rstudio. Trying to get used to visual code.
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GOD
I have a question i want to write a program a basic program in visual studio code but I don't know what plugins do i need to install to create a package for my program
a.k.a how to export it as a exe file for example or as flash player files maybe.
Can someone help out.
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I have a question i want to write a program a basic program in visual studio code but I don't know what plugins do i need to install to create a package for my program
a.k.a how to export it as a exe file for example or as flash player files maybe.
Can someone help out.
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Nicola
Sorry I don't find this at all helpful because there's no real explanation or context about what is being explained, it just feels like a kind of brain dump jumping randomly from one thing to the next so it's very difficult to follow.
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Sorry I don't find this at all helpful because there's no real explanation or context about what is being explained, it just feels like a kind of brain dump jumping randomly from one thing to the next so it's very difficult to follow.
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Nour
I have been a programmer for more than two decades and this was one of the best and well done videos on VS Code's capabilities and you did a beautiful job covering various and relevant areas in the VS-Code Extensions space. Thank you.
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I have been a programmer for more than two decades and this was one of the best and well done videos on VS Code's capabilities and you did a beautiful job covering various and relevant areas in the VS-Code Extensions space. Thank you.
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Mark
Thank you very much James for such an amazing video.
This video contains many useful tips that can be immediately used. Your speaking and presentation skills are top notch along with being able to articulate extremely well.
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Thank you very much James for such an amazing video.
This video contains many useful tips that can be immediately used. Your speaking and presentation skills are top notch along with being able to articulate extremely well.
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Hi I am new in VS and in programming I like to install python in vs but when I run the program in terminal I get lot of lines it's is confuse me what I suppose to do to run the code in output in few lines like pycharme
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Hi I am new in VS and in programming I like to install python in vs but when I run the program in terminal I get lot of lines it's is confuse me what I suppose to do to run the code in output in few lines like pycharme
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Math-as
how can i clean up the default terminal window? right now it shows sooo much crap when running the code. ontop of that, everytime i click to run a new , the old stays there and is not deleted
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how can i clean up the default terminal window? right now it shows sooo much crap when running the code. ontop of that, everytime i click to run a new , the old stays there and is not deleted
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