Visual Studio Code isn’t just a text editor. It’s an IDE, a project organizer, a data workbench, and countless other things. The huge and ever-growing forest of extensions for Visual Studio ...

Visual Studio Code extensions are written in JavaScript, as is much of Visual Studio Code. If you don’t know about the Node.js JavaScript runtime, or JavaScript itself, read up on them first.

There are so many extensions available for Visual Studio Code that you can install and use to enhance your productivity. For example, you can use Atom One Dark Theme, TabOut, Snippets, Shortcuts ...

Cross-platform development with Qt in Visual Studio Code: Version 1.0 of the Qt All Extensions Pack is available, offers features like QML syntax highlighting.

In order to use the Visual Studio Code extension, developers will need to be running Unity 2021 or later and have the C# Dev Kit enabled. When installing the extension, ...

The new Python Data Science extension package bundles four extensions for Visual Studio Code that are useful for data scientists. Save to Pocket listen Print view (Image: sasirin pamai ...

It has been the default JavaScript debugger in Visual Studio Code since 1.46 (we're now at v1.58) and is even being rolled out into the Visual Studio IDE. The new debugger can be used without having ...

Launch Visual Studio Code, search for 'vscode-pets' in the 'Extensions' tab, click the extension you want, and click 'Install.' Once installed, a button with a squirrel mark will appear in the ...