Visual Studio Code
Accelerate your coding workflow with AI-powered suggestions from GitHub Copilot.
Visit
Visual Studio Code
0
Spotlighted by
10
creators
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a powerful, versatile coding platform that enhances developer experience and coding efficiency. With support for a wide range of programming languages and over 50,000 extensions available, VS Code accommodates users of all skill levels, from beginners to experts. The editor offers extensive customization options, including color themes, layout modification, and synchronization of settings. Integrated features such as GitHub Copilot, source control with Git support, and a built-in terminal, enable developers to write code faster and smarter, with AI-powered code suggestions and context-aware assistance, making it an ideal choice for coding, debugging, and version control.
Alternatives
WebStrom
Development Tools
Codeium
Development Tools
GoodBarber
No Code Platforms
Flutterflow
No Code Platforms
Features we love
AI-powered code suggestions with Copilot.
Extensive library of 50,000+ customizable extensions.
Versatile functionality across local, cloud, and web environments.
Toksta's take
Visual Studio Code is a powerhouse for developers. This latest update brings AI-powered coding assistance through GitHub Copilot, making your coding sessions more efficient and intuitive. VS Code will help you streamline your workflow with its vast array of extensions and customization options. From beginners to seasoned pros, everyone can tailor their coding environment to perfection. The integrated terminal and debugging features keep you focused without switching apps. We're impressed by VS Code's versatility. Whether you're working locally or in the cloud, it's got you covered. With GitHub Codespaces, you can even take your development environment anywhere. If you're looking to boost your coding productivity, VS Code 1.95 is worth exploring.
Spotlighted by
10
creators
TechWorld with Nana
1170000
 subscribers
Kevin Powell
961000
 subscribers
Visual Studio Code
616000
 subscribers
Tiff In Tech
389000
 subscribers
Tech Primers
135000
 subscribers
Your Average Tech Bro
100000
 subscribers
Web Prodigies
89900
 subscribers
Corbin Brown
65400
 subscribers
Automate with Rakesh
49500
 subscribers
Ninjas Code
140
 subscribers
Growth tip
Utilize VS Code's integrated Git support and the "Open Folder" feature to maintain a robust version history of your web development projects. By consistently saving your work and committing changes with descriptive messages, you can easily track project evolution, revert to previous versions if needed, and collaborate with others on the project, all within the VS Code environment.
Useful
Visual Studio Code
tutorials and reviews
Visual Studio Code
 hasn't got any YouTube videos yet, check back soon....