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In this VSCode tutorial for beginners I'll be showing you everything you need to know as a beginner about how to use Visual ...

Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a free code editor made by Microsoft. In this course you will learn how to use this popular code ...

Setup your own VS Code server with Linode!!: https://ntck.co/linode a ($100 Credit good for 60 days as a new user!) Everyone I ...

A brief/compact intro to #Git & #GitHub made easy with #visualstudiocode 0:00 Intro 0:35 Initialize repository 0:55 Rename branch ...

Ever wished your code editor could write your app, talk to your database, and even follow documentation like a real dev? Same.

Explore the power of Visual Studio Code for the Web in this hands-on tutorial! Whether you're a seasoned developer or just ...

Seriously, stop scrolling through your code. And instead use the outline view in VS code. It's like a table of contents so that you ...

Follow along for some of our top tips to get the most out of the terminal in VS Code! #vscode #code #demo.

Setting up Claude Code in VS Code is quick and easy! This video will show you how to set up Claude Code in just 30 seconds.

In this beginner's guide, we'll explore how to use Visual Studio Code to write and edit HTML code. We'll start by learning the ...

Build a full app to budget & learn finance in VS Code using Agent Mode, Copilot Vision, MCP, BYOK, custom agents and more.

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Learn how Dev Containers can boost your coding productivity and save you time configuring your development environment.

Top rated Stack Overflow question, and VS Code lets you do it with one click #vscode #git.

Extension docs: https://aka.ms/VSCode/CreateExtension Copilot: https://aka.ms/get-copilot.

with the C# Dev Kit: https://aka.ms/CSharp/DevKit.

using the Marp for VS Code extension.

Did you know that you can diff files in VS Code? If you want to do something like compare your program's output with an expected ...