The problem with most of C# developers is that they cannot think out of Visual Studio and MS SQL server. Finally got someone who thinks out of Visual Studio . Thanks a for your awesome tutorial.
Must say that your way of explaining and showing things around on the screen was fantastic. After watching the video, left with some good knowledge and no questions. Thanks for this great content.
i just quit jetbrains (too expensive), didnt want to go back to visual studio 22. vscode has been amazing!! what i was using for jetbrains i now pay for copilot! thanks for this!
Hello Julio, awesome tutorial. Would you be able to do one on the Dev Container extension for those of us who want the runtime and all the tools on a container?
Thank you so much Julio for your efforts. This is amazing video i where waiting for long time.. There is also a nice short cut in visual studio 2022 IDE that closes all functions blocks in the document Ctrl + m + o That helps me focus on specific block of code and close other blocks of functions.. But i didn't find this short cut in VScode. Do you how can i find similar shortcut like that or create custom?
@@juliocasal Thank you for your Reply and help 🌹. That was nice short cut that closes all blocks in the document even the namespace. And after trying that, I found (Ctrl + K + -) (minus) This just closes the blocks of functions
Hi julio, thanks for the video! If I try to open the lmp button afer installed Copilot there is no the text "Modify using Copilot(I made the access to Gitub), do you know why??
The problem with most of C# developers is that they cannot think out of Visual Studio and MS SQL server. Finally got someone who thinks out of Visual Studio . Thanks a for your awesome tutorial.
Glad to help!
Must say that your way of explaining and showing things around on the screen was fantastic. After watching the video, left with some good knowledge and no questions. Thanks for this great content.
Glad it helped!
Beautifully done! I wish more youtube dev tutorials were like this.
Wow, thanks!
i just quit jetbrains (too expensive), didnt want to go back to visual studio 22. vscode has been amazing!! what i was using for jetbrains i now pay for copilot! thanks for this!
Great to hear!
Thank you. I have to use this vs code for Mac when practicing at home versus using visual studio 2022 at work. This is very useful
I'm glad!
Hello Julio, awesome tutorial. Would you be able to do one on the Dev Container extension for those of us who want the runtime and all the tools on a container?
Thank you, Victor. Added that one to my list!
Excellent video. Exactly what I wanted to know, delivered perfectly.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome. long-awaited tutorial
Hope you like it!
Fantastic introduction. Thank you
You are welcome!
Perfect! Thank you Julio!
My pleasure!
Very useful Julio, Thank you and keep going 👍
Thanks, will do!
nice work Mr. Julio. i appreciate that
My pleasure
Amazing tutorial! Thanks for all your effort.
My pleasure!
Thank you ! Appricate the effort to make those videos !
My pleasure!
Super This is called quality content
Thanks!
Thank you so much Julio for your efforts.
This is amazing video i where waiting for long time..
There is also a nice short cut in visual studio 2022 IDE that closes all functions blocks in the document
Ctrl + m + o
That helps me focus on specific block of code and close other blocks of functions..
But i didn't find this short cut in VScode.
Do you how can i find similar shortcut like that or create custom?
Thanks! You can try Ctrl + K Ctrl + 0 (ZERO) in VS Code.
@@juliocasal Thank you for your Reply and help 🌹.
That was nice short cut that closes all blocks in the document even the namespace.
And after trying that, I found (Ctrl + K + -)
(minus)
This just closes the blocks of functions
Hi julio, thanks for the video! If I try to open the lmp button afer installed Copilot there is no the text "Modify using Copilot(I made the access to Gitub), do you know why??
Imp button?
@@juliocasal Sorry I meant bulb button
Great Job Julio, thank you
You're welcome!
Thank you, sir.
I have basic programming knowledge and I want to become a .NET Core backend developer. Where should I start..?
You can start here: th-cam.com/video/bKCzoR01lpE/w-d-xo.html
@@juliocasal❤
Thanks u so much for much needed content.
My pleasure!
I am using VS Code with C#. How do I get to install the startup code just like Visual Studio. I have to manually keying "using System;" and the rest
Sorry, I don't follow
Very useful, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Does C# have a formatter for VSCode?
The C# extension will take care of that
@@juliocasal I had to install the extension CSharpier because it was not working for me for the indentation
Thank you!!
You're welcome!
Thank you
Welcome!
Sadly the Microsoft proprietary C# extension is very bad, a lot of bugs, just check the reviews of the extensions.
It's getting better.