Mastering Visual Studio Code (2024)

Mastering Visual Studio Code (2024), available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.41, with 122 lectures, based on 1650 reviews, and has 86384 subscribers.

You will learn about Install and configure VSCode for your specific operating system Explore the UI of VSCode and quickly learn how to customize it for your needs Design state of the art projects and lint, refactor and debug your program all within your IDE VSCode advanced debugging techniques for JS, Python, Java, C++ Analyze big codebases easily with VSCode Develop remotely with SSH directly inside your IDE Develop inside a Docker container VSCode extensions for frameworks (React, Vue, Angular) Source control inside the code editor and basic and intermediate Git commands. Authenticate VSCode for all source control operations. Markdown, JSDoc, SQL, YML – edit them with powerfull syntax highlight Python in VSCode Java in VSCode C++ in VSCode GitHub Copilot inside VSCode This course is ideal for individuals who are Web programmers and designers who want to use the best code editor or Experienced Python, Java or C++ programmers who want to switch to VSCode or IT professionals that need assistance with their text files (markdown, YML, JSON) It is particularly useful for Web programmers and designers who want to use the best code editor or Experienced Python, Java or C++ programmers who want to switch to VSCode or IT professionals that need assistance with their text files (markdown, YML, JSON).

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Summary

Title: Mastering Visual Studio Code (2024)

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.41

Number of Lectures: 122

Number of Published Lectures: 122

Number of Curriculum Items: 122

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 122

Original Price: 44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Install and configure VSCode for your specific operating system

Explore the UI of VSCode and quickly learn how to customize it for your needs

Design state of the art projects and lint, refactor and debug your program all within your IDE

VSCode advanced debugging techniques for JS, Python, Java, C++

Analyze big codebases easily with VSCode

Develop remotely with SSH directly inside your IDE

Develop inside a Docker container

VSCode extensions for frameworks (React, Vue, Angular)

Source control inside the code editor and basic and intermediate Git commands. Authenticate VSCode for all source control operations.

Markdown, JSDoc, SQL, YML – edit them with powerfull syntax highlight

Python in VSCode

Java in VSCode

C++ in VSCode

GitHub Copilot inside VSCode

Who Should Attend

Web programmers and designers who want to use the best code editor

Experienced Python, Java or C++ programmers who want to switch to VSCode

IT professionals that need assistance with their text files (markdown, YML, JSON)

Target Audiences

Web programmers and designers who want to use the best code editor

Experienced Python, Java or C++ programmers who want to switch to VSCode

IT professionals that need assistance with their text files (markdown, YML, JSON)

In just a few 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, VSCodeis 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 Codecourse, where you will learn everything you need about this awesome tool!

VSCodefeatures and topics covered:

Installation and first steps

Visual and functional setup

Easily handle Visual Studio Code extensions

General programming topics:

Debugging

Refactoring

Code snippets

File formatting and comments

Use Visual Studio Code for JavaScriptand TypeScriptprogramming.

Debug NodeJsand Browser apps.

Use Visual Studio Code for Pythonor Javaprogramming.

Learn about the most popular VSCodeextensions and even build and test your own extension.

Use Remote capabilities of VSCodeinside VMs and Docker.

Learn Source and version control with Visual Studio Code and GitHub. Learn about Basic Git commands and VSCodeauthentication for remote pushing.

Learn about advanced Visual Studio Code features like profiles or multi-cursor.

Course features list:

Installation and setup

VSCode interface guide

Command palette, key shortcuts, multi-cursor

VSCode extensions

Advanced debugging techniques

Use VSCode for web development: HTML, CSS and JS

Connect from VSCode with remote SSH

Use Dockerand develop inside a container

Understand Markdown and JSDoc

VSCode for Python development

Create Java projects with VSCode

Use VS Code for C++ and C#

Build a VSCode extension with a data service using TypeScript

Master great extensions, like live share, Git lens, Code Runner, Remote Development and many more

Visual Studio Code tips and tricks

History of VSCode

You 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 moment

Downloadable resources –all files used in the course are available for download

Updated content– completely updated for 2024

Concisecontent with respect for your time – most of the typing and idle times are cut. The course focuses on explanations

Beyond 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 guidance

Experienced 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 resolution. Video optimized even for mobile devices.

Certificate of completion

Enroll and unlock the key to great productivity, no matter what technology you develop!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: How to take this course

Lecture 2: Lets connect!

Lecture 3: VSCode installation

Lecture 4: Opening Visual Studio Code

Chapter 2: First steps with VSCode

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Visual Studio Code interface

Lecture 3: File explorer

Lecture 4: Opening folders

Lecture 5: Command palette and key shortcuts

Lecture 6: Visual customization

Lecture 7: Settings

Lecture 8: VSCode Extensions

Lecture 9: Text search

Lecture 10: File search

Lecture 11: Optional – cursor tricks

Lecture 12: Optional – workspaces

Chapter 3: Coding with Code – general topics

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: The terminal

Lecture 3: Intellisense

Lecture 4: Code comments

Lecture 5: File formatting

Lecture 6: The Debugger

Lecture 7: Refactoring

Lecture 8: Code snippets

Lecture 9: Peek and Find

Lecture 10: Optional – Extensions

Lecture 11: Section extensions

Chapter 4: Halfway discussion

Lecture 1: Halfway discussion

Chapter 5: JavaScript, TypeScript and NodeJs with Visual Studio Code

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Working with Types

Lecture 3: Code Navigation

Lecture 4: Linting with Eslint

Lecture 5: Formatting with Prettier

Lecture 6: Debugging: JavaScript on Node

Lecture 7: Debugging: JavaScript in Browser

Lecture 8: Debugging: TypeScript on Node

Lecture 9: Debugging: TypeScript in Browser

Lecture 10: Paste JSON as Code

Lecture 11: VSCode and React

Lecture 12: VSCode and Vue

Lecture 13: VSCode and Angular

Lecture 14: Section extensions

Chapter 6: Python in VSCode

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Python in VSCode

Lecture 3: Python formatting and linting

Lecture 4: Python virtual environments

Lecture 5: Python debugger

Lecture 6: Python unit testing

Lecture 7: Optional – Jupyter notebooks

Lecture 8: Further reading

Lecture 9: Section extensions

Chapter 7: Java in VSCode

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Install Java and Maven

Lecture 3: VSCode setup for Java development

Lecture 4: Java in VSCode

Lecture 5: Working with Junit tests

Lecture 6: Java debugger

Lecture 7: Java – Code assistance and refactor

Lecture 8: Formatting Java code

Lecture 9: Section extensions

Chapter 8: C++ in VSCode

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Compiler installation

Lecture 3: C++ in VSCode

Lecture 4: C++ build, run and debug

Lecture 5: Section extensions

Chapter 9: Working with no code files

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Markdown

Lecture 3: YAML

Lecture 4: SQL files and SQL client

Lecture 5: Section extensions

Chapter 10: Web design

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Writing HTML

Lecture 3: Writing CSS

Lecture 4: Live Server Extension

Lecture 5: Section extensions

Chapter 11: Remote development

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Virtual Machine configuration for remote SSH

Lecture 3: VSCode remote connection

Lecture 4: VSCode and Docker

Lecture 5: Remote development inside Docker

Lecture 6: Section extensions

Chapter 12: Git and Source control

Lecture 1: Section intro

Lecture 2: Optional – Git install

Lecture 3: Optional – Git basic commands

Lecture 4: Optional – GitHub and Git config

Lecture 5: Git Authentication

Lecture 6: Git and VIsual Studio Code

Lecture 7: Git branches

Instructors

Alex Dan
Cloud Tech Lead, TypeScript Champion, active Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 11 votes

2 stars: 27 votes

3 stars: 173 votes

4 stars: 571 votes

5 stars: 868 votes

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