Getting Started with Visual Studio Code

💡 Visual Studio Code is a code editor that combines features of text editors and IDEs.

🌐 Visual Studio Code is free and available for all platforms.

📂 You can open projects and create new files and folders in Visual Studio Code.

🛠️ Visual Studio Code provides integrated tools for auto-completion and code suggestions.

📝 You can easily navigate between files and work with multiple files simultaneously in Visual Studio Code.

📂 Visual Studio Code allows for simultaneous editing of HTML and CSS files and the ability to toggle between different file layouts.

🔍 The view menu provides various commands, including explorer, search, source control, debugging, and extensions.

🛠️ Visual Studio Code offers integrated terminal functionality, customization options, and the ability to change the color theme.

🔍 The command palette allows for easier navigation and execution of commands.

🔐 Visual Studio Code allows customization of color themes and icons.

🔧 The integrated Emmet tool makes it easy to create HTML elements and CSS styles.

💻 Visual Studio Code offers convenient features for working with JavaScript code.

🔍 Visual Studio Code has an Intellisense feature that provides helpful information and suggestions for JavaScript and TypeScript.

🖱️ The 'Go to definition' and 'Peek definition' features allow you to easily navigate and make changes to functions in your code.

🧩 Visual Studio Code can be expanded with extensions to support other frameworks and languages, such as Python and Angular.

🔧 Extensions can be installed and uninstalled easily in Visual Studio Code, providing flexibility for different needs.

⌨️ Visual Studio Code offers a wide range of keyboard shortcuts for efficient coding.

🔑 Visual Studio Code has many helpful shortcuts for efficient coding.

⌨️ Shortcuts like Shift + Command + P can be used to access key bindings and change them.

🖥️ Integrated terminal can be toggled using the 'integrated' command.

🔧 Visual Studio Code provides a variety of customizable settings to enhance user experience, including the option to define the welcome page and hide the sidebar.

📁 Users can customize the visibility of open editors and personalize their workspace by changing settings for auto save behavior.

⚙️ Workspace settings in Visual Studio Code have the ability to overwrite user settings for specific projects, allowing for project-specific customization.

💼 Workspace settings can be saved and shared within a project, providing a convenient way to maintain consistent settings across team members.

📂 You can create a workspace in Visual Studio Code to manage multiple projects.

⚙️ Workspace settings allow you to customize each project individually within the workspace.

🔍 By using workspace settings, you can have different zoom levels for each project.