Visual Studio Code

By John Papa
Visual Studio Code is a fast and lightweight cross-platform code editor for writing modern web and cloud applications. This course shows you how to debug, refactor, peek and find references, get intellisense and autocomplete, use the multi-cursor, run task automation using Gulp or Grunt, and work in a variety of languages and platforms like node.js, ASP.Net, JavaScript, and TypeScript.
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By John Papa
Visual Studio Code is a fast and lightweight cross-platform code editor for writing modern web and cloud applications. This course shows you how to debug, refactor, peek and find references, get intellisense and autocomplete, use the multi-cursor, run task automation using Gulp or Grunt, and work in a variety of languages and platforms like node.js, ASP.Net, JavaScript, and TypeScript.
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Course Introduction
12m 35s
Visual Studio Code 1m 1s Top 5 3m 28s Editors and IDEs: Where Does Code Fit? 3m 6s Under the Covers 2m 9s Cross Platform 1m 30s Resources 1m 17s
Get up and Running with VS Code
28m 8s
Get up and Running with VS Code 0m 35s Downloading and Installing Code 1m 10s Command Line Options 1m 33s Launching 1 or More Instances of Code from Command Line 4m 33s VS Code Layout 3m 7s Getting Familiar with Code 7m 40s Exploring the Command Palette 5m 22s Side by Side by Side Editing 2m 38s Important Keyboard Shortcuts 1m 27s
Getting Ready for Node or ASP.NET 5
5m 50s
Using Node and ASP.NET 5 5m 50s
Refactoring
45m 15s
Code Refactorings 2m 34s Bracket Matching and Emmet 2m 11s Selecting and Cursors 3m 30s Powerful Multi Cursors 2m 38s JSON and CSS Intellisense 3m 30s JavaScript Intellisense 2m 10s JavaScript Intellisense with Typings 4m 24s User Snippets 8m 26s Sharing Snippets 0m 32s Go to Definition, Find References, and Peek 2m 19s References in TypeScript 5m 21s Finding and Renaming Symbols 2m 23s Errors and Formatting 3m 6s Quick Line Movement and Editing 1m 4s Refactoring Recap 1m 1s
Themes, Preferences, and Keyboard Shortcuts
19m 50s
Themes, Preferences, and Keybindings 0m 46s Theme 0m 38s Adjusting Preferences 2m 24s Favorite Preferences 3m 23s Finding Preferences by Keybindings 1m 13s Overriding Preferences 1m 38s Workspace Preferences 1m 58s Keybindings 3m 9s Defining Custom Keybindings 3m 33s Customization 1m 2s
Language Features
48m 17s
Language Features in Code 1m 29s HTML 1m 39s CSS and Less 5m 41s JSON 2m 19s Markdown 3m 16s C# and ASP.NET 6m 39s JavaScript 4m 27s JavaScript Intellisense 6m 47s ES6 Gulp 6m 3s TypeScript 7m 22s Feature Overview 2m 30s
Version Control and Git
20m 37s
Code Integration with Version Control and Git 1m 20s Touring Code’s Git Features 0m 54s Working with Version Control 6m 23s Git Output 1m 34s Creating a New Local and Remote Repository from Scratch 9m 5s Git Credentials 1m 18s
Debugging
31m 24s
Debugging 1m 9s Setting up Debugging 0m 43s Test Driving the Debugger 2m 20s Launch Configurations 4m 52s Debugging Keybindings 1m 6s Debugging Walk-through with Keybindings 3m 31s Attaching the Debugger 1m 41s Debug Experience 5m 53s TypeScript Debugging and Source Maps 7m 37s Server Debugging 2m 28s
Integrating Code with External Tools via Tasks
39m 46s
Tasks 1m 15s Creating a Babel Transpiling Task 5m 34s Watching with Babel 4m 57s Transpiling TypeScript 3m 31s OS Specific Commands 1m 30s Problem Matchers 1m 14s Automatic Gulp Detection 2m 30s Custom Tasks with Gulp 4m 22s Automatic Grunt Detection 4m 54s Debugging Gulp and a Gulp Task 5m 7s Debugging Tasks via Arguments 1m 9s Recap 3m 38s
Visual Studio Code is a fast and lightweight cross-platform code editor for writing modern web and cloud applications. This course shows you how to debug, refactor, peek and find references, get intellisense and autocomplete, use the multi-cursor, run task automation using Gulp or Grunt, and work in a variety of languages and platforms like node.js, ASP.Net, Javascript, and TypeScript. You'll be a faster and more efficient Web developer!
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Course Introduction
12m 35s
Visual Studio Code 1m 1s Top 5 3m 28s Editors and IDEs: Where Does Code Fit? 3m 6s Under the Covers 2m 9s Cross Platform 1m 30s Resources 1m 17s
Get up and Running with VS Code
28m 8s
Get up and Running with VS Code 0m 35s Downloading and Installing Code 1m 10s Command Line Options 1m 33s Launching 1 or More Instances of Code from Command Line 4m 33s VS Code Layout 3m 7s Getting Familiar with Code 7m 40s Exploring the Command Palette 5m 22s Side by Side by Side Editing 2m 38s Important Keyboard Shortcuts 1m 27s
Getting Ready for Node or ASP.NET 5
5m 50s
Using Node and ASP.NET 5 5m 50s
Refactoring
45m 15s
Code Refactorings 2m 34s Bracket Matching and Emmet 2m 11s Selecting and Cursors 3m 30s Powerful Multi Cursors 2m 38s JSON and CSS Intellisense 3m 30s JavaScript Intellisense 2m 10s JavaScript Intellisense with Typings 4m 24s User Snippets 8m 26s Sharing Snippets 0m 32s Go to Definition, Find References, and Peek 2m 19s References in TypeScript 5m 21s Finding and Renaming Symbols 2m 23s Errors and Formatting 3m 6s Quick Line Movement and Editing 1m 4s Refactoring Recap 1m 1s
Themes, Preferences, and Keyboard Shortcuts
19m 50s
Themes, Preferences, and Keybindings 0m 46s Theme 0m 38s Adjusting Preferences 2m 24s Favorite Preferences 3m 23s Finding Preferences by Keybindings 1m 13s Overriding Preferences 1m 38s Workspace Preferences 1m 58s Keybindings 3m 9s Defining Custom Keybindings 3m 33s Customization 1m 2s
Language Features
48m 17s
Language Features in Code 1m 29s HTML 1m 39s CSS and Less 5m 41s JSON 2m 19s Markdown 3m 16s C# and ASP.NET 6m 39s JavaScript 4m 27s JavaScript Intellisense 6m 47s ES6 Gulp 6m 3s TypeScript 7m 22s Feature Overview 2m 30s
Version Control and Git
20m 37s
Code Integration with Version Control and Git 1m 20s Touring Code’s Git Features 0m 54s Working with Version Control 6m 23s Git Output 1m 34s Creating a New Local and Remote Repository from Scratch 9m 5s Git Credentials 1m 18s
Debugging
31m 24s
Debugging 1m 9s Setting up Debugging 0m 43s Test Driving the Debugger 2m 20s Launch Configurations 4m 52s Debugging Keybindings 1m 6s Debugging Walk-through with Keybindings 3m 31s Attaching the Debugger 1m 41s Debug Experience 5m 53s TypeScript Debugging and Source Maps 7m 37s Server Debugging 2m 28s
Integrating Code with External Tools via Tasks
39m 46s
Tasks 1m 15s Creating a Babel Transpiling Task 5m 34s Watching with Babel 4m 57s Transpiling TypeScript 3m 31s OS Specific Commands 1m 30s Problem Matchers 1m 14s Automatic Gulp Detection 2m 30s Custom Tasks with Gulp 4m 22s Automatic Grunt Detection 4m 54s Debugging Gulp and a Gulp Task 5m 7s Debugging Tasks via Arguments 1m 9s Recap 3m 38s
Description
Visual Studio Code is a fast and lightweight cross-platform code editor for writing modern web and cloud applications. This course shows you how to debug, refactor, peek and find references, get intellisense and autocomplete, use the multi-cursor, run task automation using Gulp or Grunt, and work in a variety of languages and platforms like node.js, ASP.Net, Javascript, and TypeScript. You'll be a faster and more efficient Web developer!
Course info
Level
Beginner
Rating
(416)
Duration
4h 11m
Updated
29 Aug 2015
Course authors
John Papa

John Papa is a Google Developer Expert, Microsoft Regional Director and MVP, author of 100+ articles and 10 books, and a former technology Evangelist for Microsoft client teams. He specializes in professional application development with technologies including HTML5, JavaScript, CSS, Angular, Gulp, Knockout, C#, and ASP.NET.

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