Mastering Visual Studio Code
What you’ll learn
Install and configure VSCode
Explore the UI of VSCode
Linting, refactoring, intellisense
VSCode advanced debugging techniques
Use Visual Studio for web design
Remote SSH with VSCode
Develop inside a Docker container
VSCode extensions for frameworks (React, Vue, Angular)
Source control inside the code editor
Markdown and JSDoc
Python in VSCode
Java in VSCode
C++ and C# in VSCode
Requirements
Basic coding skills
Description
In just 3 years, Visual Studio Code became the number 1 tool any programmer should use. Even if you need a simple code editor, or a complex IDE, with rich features like refactoring, linting or debugger, VSCode is the tool you need. Why use one tool for your HTML and CSS, one for your back-end development and another one for course control, when you can have everything you need in one single, fast and beautiful program: Visual Studio Code.Welcome to my Mastering Visual Studio Code course, where you will learn everything you need about this awesome tool!VSCode features and topics covered:Installation and setupVSCode interface guideCommand palette, key shortcuts, multi-cursorVSCode extensionsAdvanced debugging techniquesUse VSCode for web development: HTML, CSS and JSConnect from VSCode with remote SSHUse Docker and develop inside a containerUnderstand Markdown and JSDocVSCode for Python developmentCreate Java projects with VSCodeUse VS Code for C++ and C#Build a VSCode extension with a data service using TypeScriptMaster great extensions, like live share, Git lens, Code Runner, Remote Development and many moreVisual Studio Code tips and tricksRun VSCode inside the browserHistory of VSCodeYou can practice VS Code with your own JavaScript/TypeScript project, or use the one provided by the instructor. The objective here is to help you understand deeply how VSCode works and how you can use it.This course stands out with many advantages and highlights:Demanded topic – Visual Studio Code is the number one development tool of the momentUpdated content – completely updated for 2021 Concise content with respect for your time – most of the typing and idle times are cut. The course focuses on explanationsBeyond the basics structure: Visual Studio Code has great and up to date documentation. This course doesn’t just walk you through it, instead it focuses on the difficult or weird parts, where you actually need guidanceExperienced and programming active instructor: a great teacher never looses touch with the industry. This is especially true for software development, where the industry is so dynamic. This helps the instructor stay up to date with the best coding guidelines and present you the challenging parts, not the “hello world”Great visuals – dark background, big font, 1080p resolutionCertificate of completionEnroll and unlock the key to great productivity, no matter what technology you develop!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 How to take this course
Lecture 2 VSCode installation
Section 2: First steps with VSCode
Lecture 3 Section intro
Lecture 4 Visual Studio Code interface
Lecture 5 Command palette and keyboard shortcuts
Lecture 6 Working with files
Lecture 7 VSCode settings
Lecture 8 Workspaces
Lecture 9 VSCode Extensions
Section 3: Coding with Code
Lecture 10 Section intro
Lecture 11 Intellisense
Lecture 12 Linting and formatting
Lecture 13 Refactoring with VSCode
Lecture 14 Terminal and Tasks
Lecture 15 The Debugger
Lecture 16 Debugging front end code
Section 4: Web design
Lecture 17 Section intro
Lecture 18 Writing HTML
Lecture 19 Writing CSS
Lecture 20 Live Server Extension
Section 5: Remote development
Lecture 21 Section intro
Lecture 22 Remote SSH
Lecture 23 Docker for VSCode
Lecture 24 Developing inside a container
Section 6: Favorite extensions
Lecture 25 Section intro
Lecture 26 Visual adjustments extensions
Lecture 27 Productivity extensions
Lecture 28 Frameworks (React, Vue, Angular)
Section 7: Git
Lecture 29 Section intro
Lecture 30 Git install
Lecture 31 Git basic commands
Lecture 32 Github interface
Lecture 33 Git in VS Code
Lecture 34 Git commit
Lecture 35 Git branches
Lecture 36 Handling commit conflicts
Lecture 37 Git Lens extension
Lecture 38 Markdown language
Lecture 39 Live Share extension
Section 8: Python in VSCode
Lecture 40 Section intro
Lecture 41 Python installation
Lecture 42 Python in VSCode
Lecture 43 Python debugger
Lecture 44 Python formatting and linting
Lecture 45 Python unit testing
Lecture 46 Python with Docker
Section 9: Java in VSCode
Lecture 47 Section intro
Lecture 48 Java installation
Lecture 49 Java in VSCode
Lecture 50 Java code assist
Lecture 51 Java – importing libraries
Lecture 52 Java – using Maven
Lecture 53 Java debugger
Section 10: C++ in VSCode (and C#)
Lecture 54 Section intro
Lecture 55 Compiler installation
Lecture 56 C++ in VSCode
Lecture 57 C++ build, run and debug
Lecture 58 C++ code assist
Lecture 59 .NetCoreSDK installation
Lecture 60 C# in VSCode
Lecture 61 C# code assist
Section 11: Creating a VSCode extension
Lecture 62 Section intro
Lecture 63 Extension initial setUp
Lecture 64 Extension data service
Lecture 65 Extension multiple commands
Lecture 66 VSCode Extension finalization
Section 12: Visual Studio Code insights
Lecture 67 Section intro
Lecture 68 VSCode tips and tricks
Lecture 69 History of VSCode
Lecture 70 Electron application introduction
Lecture 71 Electron app export
Lecture 72 VSCode in the browser
Lecture 73 Telemetry
Lecture 74 Course conclusions
Lecture 75 Bonus
Web programmers and designers who want to use the best code editor,Experienced Python, Java or C++ programmers who want to switch to VSCode
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 5h 58m | 3.41 GB
Created by: Alex Horea
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