I've been using VS Code professionally, everyday for nearly 3 years as a full stack developer and I still found plenty of gold in this video. This is a fabulous place to start. Thanks for the refresher!
ONCE THE CLASS CONSTRUCTOR IS CALLED AND CREATES THE NEW OBJECT, HOW DO I GET THE NEW OBJECT INTO AN OBJECT ARRAY??? HOW DO I GET A NEW PERSON OBJECT FROM THE NEW PERSON CONSTRUCTUR INTO THE PERSONS ARRAY???
⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️ ⌨️ (0:00:00) Intro ⌨️ (0:03:30) stable build vs insider's addition ⌨️ (0:04:45) Opening for the First time ⌨️ (0:06:10) The Layout ⌨️ (0:08:58) Customizing the Layout with Shortcuts (Grid Tab System, Command Pallette) ⌨️ (0:14:06) Search and Replace ⌨️ (0:16:00) More Shortcuts for Working with Files ⌨️ (0:17:45) Shortcuts for Navigating and Editing Text ⌨️ (0:20:12) Intellisense ⌨️ (0:22:00) Emmet ⌨️ (0:25:30) Settings ⌨️ (0:31:00) Extensions and Themes ⌨️ (0:43:25) Keyboard Shortcuts ⌨️ (0:49:30) Keymap Extensions ⌨️ (0:50:40) Snippets ⌨️ (1:00:00) Settings Sync ⌨️ (1:05:40) Debugging ⌨️ (1:12:30) Built in Terminal ⌨️ (1:18:45) Source Control Integration ⌨️ (1:28:48) Wrap Up
Hey, everything's perfect. Just a teeny thing I noticed in the description ⌨️ (0:60:00) Settings Sync ⌨️ (0:65:40) Debugging These 2 timestamps need to be changed as 1:00:00 and 1:05:40 to be recognized by TH-cam! Thanks for the video mate!
I have been a programmer for more than two decades and this was one of the best and well done videos on VS Code's capabilities and you did a beautiful job covering various and relevant areas in the VS-Code Extensions space. Thank you.
First video of your's I've seen James. You're a phenomenal teacher! Perfect tone, descriptive, well planned, thorough. Good intros, segues, conclusions. Just all in all, very impressed. Gonna be checking in to more of your videos! Thanks, your teaching re-motivates my programming journey!
Dude I've been using Ctrl+L to select current line for like 2 years lol. Little did I know it's completely unnecessary to ever do. I literally use VS Code daily. Holy cow I learned so much. There were even several times throughout where I almost skipped because I'm like yeah I know those ones and then he'd start and do something extra and I'm like whatt?? Wow, thanks man.
Thank you very much James for such an amazing video. This video contains many useful tips that can be immediately used. Your speaking and presentation skills are top notch along with being able to articulate extremely well.
I was literally thinking about looking for understanding and running VSCode because i have mostly worked on Eclipse all the time i have programmed. You, my guy, are a life-saver..
Incredible crash course! I've used VS Code for basic development before, but I didn't know you could do much more of it. Thanks for sharing this for free!
Same here Partha. I have been using Atom, and decided to try VS. Got frustrated with tutorials, let it go for a few days, and bingo! in my email was this link. Guess God is hearing us all. The coding gods anyway.
Great info from the very start! Having done training on software for a while now, I’d suggest (at least initially) showing the application without any add-ons/extensions. It’s kinda distracting when your screen doesn’t match what someone learning it from scratch sees. I’ve been using it for a while and I keep seeing things I want it to do; it’s like every few minutes, I yell “SQUIRREL!” It also makes it hard to know if a user has missed a step, has a configuration wrong, or just doesn’t have the extension you’re using. FYI, and thanks!
Thank you! I've been using VS Code for 6 months and I could've saved so much time if I knew all these shortcuts! (especially the snippets!). Thanks for the great video
James, thank you very much for this fantastic tutorial and for your knowledge and generosity. The tutorial has really helped me get started with VSCode.
Thank you so much for this I'm a beginner programmer and was thinking of making VScode my main code editor but felt too lazy to set up stuff this'll really help
Super crash course, the optimal part of programming is been efficient, getting use to the features of whatever editor you use is worth spending a time on. Thank a bunch for this. Added more x to efficiency. Sure going to subscribe to your channel if not for anything but appreciation of the work you put into this!!
Thanks a lot for that crash course! I've learned a ton of useful stuff, your clear voice and quick pace made the whole thing really enjoyable. Hope you keep up the good work sir, thanks again!
Thanks so much, I was just deciding which text editor to use, decided to go with VS over Sublime but wanted to know more about VS, perfect timing as this video is a day old so would not have to worry about, outdated information
Thanks James. This is incredibly helpful crash course. Coming from IntelliJ background, I was reluctant to use visual studio code. But now you made me very much interested in VS code. Thank you.
Great Video! I especially appreciated the personal experiences explained and how they benefited James specifically. The key-binding was particularly helpful and opened up a whole new window of possibilities I hadn't considered. Thanks again. I'll be back for more.
It is a very useful and nice video, for those people, who are working with Visual Studio code Editor. If you want to learn programing this video helps you through the different kind of shortcuts, which is very important while writing a program at all.
Man This video Is so helpful, i knew Visual studio Code was the best code editor, I am Currently using Atom Cuz Angela Yu teaches you via atom and she uses atom as well, But I will definitely be using VS code,
I’ve started like 3 months ago and for the whole week, even after learning to code in C# I’ve been making google searches constantly in school and home. I’ve been ripping through so many Quro and Microsoft docs wondering what I’m doing
@@Sea-qv4sd you can actually try opening issues in github if the docs are confusing . package creators are generally kind enough to answer your queries
@@Sea-qv4sd that's very good man! Proud of you getting matters into your hands and learning something so amazing and that will open your head in so many ways! I would recommend making an account in StackOverflow, is basically a social media where you ask and reply questions. (Actually if your StackOverflow acc is very active and has some badges you can even put it in your resume, it shows them you actually care and like coding and in my company many HR and Hiring Managers care about it)
I predominantly use Emacs, but for reasons, I've been taking a look at JS and other front-end stuff recently. Seems like VSCodium was pretty much tailor-made for such a situation, it being all Electron and all. So here I am. Video was very helpful... thank you!! Now to edit some keybindings :-)
If you willing to learn keybindings and keep you hands on keybord (as suggested in video) all the time just use Vim. You will be much more effcient than in VS Code.
Tx for the crash course! Just checked, at the beginning of this video the two lamps in the background are on, so it's evening 🌃 or night, but at the end of the video they are off so it's already morning yes..
I've been using VS Code professionally, everyday for nearly 3 years as a full stack developer and I still found plenty of gold in this video. This is a fabulous place to start. Thanks for the refresher!
ONCE THE CLASS CONSTRUCTOR IS CALLED AND CREATES THE NEW OBJECT, HOW DO I GET THE NEW OBJECT INTO AN OBJECT ARRAY???
HOW DO I GET A NEW PERSON OBJECT FROM THE NEW PERSON CONSTRUCTUR INTO THE PERSONS ARRAY???
@@vegasvato55 Well that would depend on the language you're using.
Awesome. This is the career I aspire to and am working towards. Going to take this course because of this comment.
Looks like he didn’t sleep, or he is up until late night, just to put this course out for us... THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Love from Angola 🇦🇴
É como aí @dilson? Comprimentos de outro Angolano apartir da Finlândia.
Paulo Omega valeu mano! Tamos aqui aprendendo...!
É mesmo assim meu@@diManjenje88 será que há salo para web devs na banda?
Oh! You're from Angola! Great, it's the land of the best player in the world : Xapta.
Looks like his doggy went to bed before him.
27:20 fontLigatures
36:10 quokka.js extention, that watchs file and execute realtime in vscode
37:43 polocode make png-gif from code
38:30 colorize netted brackets uniquely
41:30 import cost
57:00 snippet definition
nice topics thx 🙏
Years of using everything from vi to visual studio. Was about to give up on vscode; I’m making enough progress now; thanks!
hey, is learning this course yet worth it...its been 3 yrs since upload
@@psychological_finance yes; vscode is the predominant IDE now more than then.
⭐️ Course Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (0:00:00) Intro
⌨️ (0:03:30) stable build vs insider's addition
⌨️ (0:04:45) Opening for the First time
⌨️ (0:06:10) The Layout
⌨️ (0:08:58) Customizing the Layout with Shortcuts (Grid Tab System, Command Pallette)
⌨️ (0:14:06) Search and Replace
⌨️ (0:16:00) More Shortcuts for Working with Files
⌨️ (0:17:45) Shortcuts for Navigating and Editing Text
⌨️ (0:20:12) Intellisense
⌨️ (0:22:00) Emmet
⌨️ (0:25:30) Settings
⌨️ (0:31:00) Extensions and Themes
⌨️ (0:43:25) Keyboard Shortcuts
⌨️ (0:49:30) Keymap Extensions
⌨️ (0:50:40) Snippets
⌨️ (1:00:00) Settings Sync
⌨️ (1:05:40) Debugging
⌨️ (1:12:30) Built in Terminal
⌨️ (1:18:45) Source Control Integration
⌨️ (1:28:48) Wrap Up
Hey, everything's perfect. Just a teeny thing I noticed in the description
⌨️ (0:60:00) Settings Sync
⌨️ (0:65:40) Debugging
These 2 timestamps need to be changed as 1:00:00 and 1:05:40 to be recognized by TH-cam! Thanks for the video mate!
I have been a programmer for more than two decades and this was one of the best and well done videos on VS Code's capabilities and you did a beautiful job covering various and relevant areas in the VS-Code Extensions space. Thank you.
that's a hellofva compliment...after soo much time in... what ..made you view what would be considered a beginners starting point video?
First video of your's I've seen James. You're a phenomenal teacher! Perfect tone, descriptive, well planned, thorough. Good intros, segues, conclusions. Just all in all, very impressed. Gonna be checking in to more of your videos! Thanks, your teaching re-motivates my programming journey!
Dude I've been using Ctrl+L to select current line for like 2 years lol. Little did I know it's completely unnecessary to ever do. I literally use VS Code daily. Holy cow I learned so much. There were even several times throughout where I almost skipped because I'm like yeah I know those ones and then he'd start and do something extra and I'm like whatt?? Wow, thanks man.
Thank you very much, I'm totally sold to this one especially the sync settings feature that is a real time saver. I'm leaving my current IDE.
How better is the sync feature?
@@lovelypangotra2347 sync automatically when you update a setting(s) 9/10 I think.
This channel is giving people employment opportunities giving them skills and knowledge for free
Great!!!
Awesome course for all time.I am Web Developer for more 10yrs.This course was fantastic for me.keep up bro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Changing the theme and font is the first thing that i did today right after waking up. Thanks for the video. ✌️
Great! But, please, fix the index in the part:
⌨️ (0:60:00) Settings Sync
⌨️ (0:65:40) Debugging
to
⌨️ (1:00:00) Settings Sync
⌨️ (1:05:40) Debugging
I always disable my adblock only for FreeCodeCamp videos. They are complete and free as well. Keep up the great work team.
i literally wanted something like this the other day and it comes out the next day? same thing with the networking course, you guys are awesome!
I was thinking for a VS crash course about three days ago and here we are... love FCC!
I am pretty new to coding and this was my first introduction to VS. That was a phenomenal video. You're the man.
Thank you very much James for such an amazing video.
This video contains many useful tips that can be immediately used. Your speaking and presentation skills are top notch along with being able to articulate extremely well.
I was literally thinking about looking for understanding and running VSCode because i have mostly worked on Eclipse all the time i have programmed. You, my guy, are a life-saver..
Incredible crash course! I've used VS Code for basic development before, but I didn't know you could do much more of it. Thanks for sharing this for free!
Literally, 6 hours ago i searched for a tutorial video for VS code and all were very boring...and i got this notification 🔥
Is god listening to me?🙏
yeah, I am listening.
That's youtube algoritm bro
@@mirzaaleem2764 google is listening 👂
Same here Partha. I have been using Atom, and decided to try VS. Got frustrated with tutorials, let it go for a few days, and bingo! in my email was this link. Guess God is hearing us all. The coding gods anyway.
Wow, I learned so much from this. Definitely have NOT been getting the most out of VS Code. Thanks!!
Hey!! That's my friend :)
Yayy!!
Better than Your paid course
@@ukeshrestha I can tell you right now it's not better than @codeSTACKrs paid course! lol That course goes into a looooot more detail :)
@@ukeshrestha yeah he has done a lot of knowledge. And he has done so much hard work on it
Ukesh Shrestha don’t underestimate any body
This channel is underrated I swear
Great info from the very start! Having done training on software for a while now, I’d suggest (at least initially) showing the application without any add-ons/extensions. It’s kinda distracting when your screen doesn’t match what someone learning it from scratch sees. I’ve been using it for a while and I keep seeing things I want it to do; it’s like every few minutes, I yell “SQUIRREL!” It also makes it hard to know if a user has missed a step, has a configuration wrong, or just doesn’t have the extension you’re using. FYI, and thanks!
Thank you! I've been using VS Code for 6 months and I could've saved so much time if I knew all these shortcuts! (especially the snippets!). Thanks for the great video
excellent, this will save me so much time. Especially like the shortcuts to navigate the text
I feel like I was a guy from stone age, I was using it pretty much like notepad (just saying) Amazing video recommended to my friends
I haven't started yet with it, but I feel like I would have thought the same or did the same thing
I can feel u bruh
James, thank you very much for this fantastic tutorial and for your knowledge and generosity. The tutorial has really helped me get started with VSCode.
Many thanks!!! Cool! I working with VS Code around 3-4 years, but there were a lots of usefull information for me!))
1:00:00 Settings Sync
1:05:40 Debugging
It help's very much, I am beginner in web development course and its first time i am using vs code thank you for all the explaining ❤️
James is everywhere!!!!!
You are great!!!!
😍
This is a brilliant introduction to VS code. Thank you so much for taking your time to provide us with this very helpful video! BRAVO!
Thank you so much for this I'm a beginner programmer and was thinking of making VScode my main code editor but felt too lazy to set up stuff this'll really help
It was a pleasure to learn from you while following you around on my own system..! Thank you!
Super crash course, the optimal part of programming is been efficient, getting use to the features of whatever editor you use is worth spending a time on. Thank a bunch for this. Added more x to efficiency. Sure going to subscribe to your channel if not for anything but appreciation of the work you put into this!!
Great video. It was exactly what I needed.Time to start customizing my setup.
Tanks a lot, used several of your "tricks" and lernt a lot about this Program.
Awesome demo James! (Live Share has blown my mind)
Thanks a lot for that crash course! I've learned a ton of useful stuff, your clear voice and quick pace made the whole thing really enjoyable. Hope you keep up the good work sir, thanks again!
Great Video!
You just made my day with this vid THANK YOU.
I fucking love how the lines loook at your editor. I want that in all my editors.
When I'll land my first developer job, I will donate 100 bucks, keep my word, the best in the world FCC FOR THE WIN!!!
We will put your donation to good use helping create more free learning resources. Best of luck gearing up for your job search. We're rooting for you.
It's been at least a year.
Where's money lebowski?
@@nikolaypetrov9789 What a surprise he had 3am motivation then gave up like most people chumps
This video is a gold mine ❤❤ Thank you sir 👌
Thanks so much, I was just deciding which text editor to use, decided to go with VS over Sublime but wanted to know more about VS, perfect timing as this video is a day old so would not have to worry about, outdated information
Thanks James. This is incredibly helpful crash course. Coming from IntelliJ background, I was reluctant to use visual studio code. But now you made me very much interested in VS code. Thank you.
Very clear and amazing explanation, thank you so much!
What I have been looking for. Cool.
I've been using vs code for a while but I learnt some great features and thank you for sharing best practices!
James you are literally quick on this whole video.
Really useful Shortcuts, Extensions, Snippets. Best tutorial. Thanks to the creator.. 🙏🙂
Space Jam, and Supernatural. You have a new fan
Great Video! I especially appreciated the personal experiences explained and how they benefited James specifically. The key-binding was particularly helpful and opened up a whole new window of possibilities I hadn't considered. Thanks again. I'll be back for more.
Excellent! Thanks for all the hard work you put into making this video!!!
Superb Course. Thanks a lot James & FreeCodeCamp :)
PERFECT I needed to video so badly
It is a very useful and nice video, for those people, who are working with Visual Studio code Editor. If you want to learn programing this video helps you through the different kind of shortcuts, which is very important while writing a program at all.
Love your blue/green/orange gut friendly command prompt!
This tutorial is so comprehensive! Thanks a lot for this video .
VS Code is my favorite code editor
bless you for book marks and this tut. Its fantastic
Fantastic video James! Very much appreciated.
Man This video Is so helpful, i knew Visual studio Code was the best code editor, I am Currently using Atom Cuz Angela Yu teaches you via atom and she uses atom as well, But I will definitely be using VS code,
You guys deserve more than 2 million subs, so I subscribed!!
30 minutes in and I already learned a ton of stuff!
knew most of this but after googling for ~10 hours on VS code from the past 1 year lol 😂
I’ve started like 3 months ago and for the whole week, even after learning to code in C# I’ve been making google searches constantly in school and home. I’ve been ripping through so many Quro and Microsoft docs wondering what I’m doing
@@Sea-qv4sd you can actually try opening issues in github if the docs are confusing . package creators are generally kind enough to answer your queries
Tilak Maddy sometimes it’s an issue even more stupid like naming my winform file Application resulting in Program.cs In breaking completely
True....
@@Sea-qv4sd that's very good man! Proud of you getting matters into your hands and learning something so amazing and that will open your head in so many ways! I would recommend making an account in StackOverflow, is basically a social media where you ask and reply questions. (Actually if your StackOverflow acc is very active and has some badges you can even put it in your resume, it shows them you actually care and like coding and in my company many HR and Hiring Managers care about it)
Very cool video, as I mostly use IntelliJ for work, I want to get into VS code for hobby projects. This video is so useful to get up to speed!
Excellent primer on VS Code and overview of available extensions and usage.
Thank you very much for making this video.
I’m a professional developer and i found a lot of things new and useful
Thanks! This has been so helpful!
Great video! I've learned a lot.
Thank you very much.
James, King James, thank you so much for such a wonderful, informative and very rich video.
I predominantly use Emacs, but for reasons, I've been taking a look at JS and other front-end stuff recently. Seems like VSCodium was pretty much tailor-made for such a situation, it being all Electron and all.
So here I am.
Video was very helpful... thank you!!
Now to edit some keybindings :-)
Use the EMacs ext….has most of the cmds.
great video...just started learning to code, start Full Stack bootcamp next month.
as a beginner I learnt a lot! Thanks James for making it so easy to understand
i already know vscode but still watched the hole video, men it would be awesome if you could teach us visual debbuger in vscode!
Well articulated James. Thank you :)
I learnt a lot about the tool I daily use. Thanks man
very good summary of vscode, detailed introduction about useful extensions! TY
How about a crash course of crash course (how to crash course)
Thanks FCC!
Great man. Really enjoyed..
I was using poorly visual studio code. Thank you.
Thank you so much. Really helpful. Saves a lot of time.
he is similar like the actor joel kinnaman, thanks for the video, you are awesome, greetings from Argentina
So, i used 10% of functionality
Now i know even more about this fantastic IDE
It’s a text editor not a ide
@@quisp6228 It is text editor, but extensions can compile and even debug applications.
So vscode is a little IDE
Very helpful Especially knowing the shortcuts.
Just what the Dr. Rx.!!
If you willing to learn keybindings and keep you hands on keybord (as suggested in video) all the time just use Vim. You will be much more effcient than in VS Code.
VIM is very difficult to master but yes you can be very productive if you get to that point!
Excellent for developers(new) like me. It was an awakening inspite of about 3 years experience
Thank You James
amazing job! thi is awesome! thank you so much!!
Can you, yourself do a Visual Studio Code Full Course? I know its some out here yet, you're hands down the guy.
Tx for the crash course! Just checked, at the beginning of this video the two lamps in the background are on, so it's evening 🌃 or night, but at the end of the video they are off so it's already morning yes..
Really good tutorial
This is a must watch for vsc users ......
This was so much fun!
Keep up the good work!!
Thank you, this video is very helpful. I have learnt a lot from it.