Visual Studio Code Productivity Tips
50mBeginner2024-09-25
Authors

Walt Ritscher
Programmer, UI Designer, Staff Instructor at LinkedIn Learning

Learn-it Labs
Course details
Unlock the full potential of Visual Studio Code with this in-depth course designed for both beginning and intermediate developers. Master the essentials of productivity enhancement techniques, including how to utilize Emmet TextExpander for rapid coding, efficiently format documents, and navigate your codebase with ease. Learn the art of managing document tabs, embracing zen mode for a clutter-free coding experience, and exploring files with proficiency. Delve into the aesthetic side of coding with Cascadia Code and other font ligatures, making your code visually appealing and easier to read. Instructor Walt Ritscher guides you through each step with practical examples and clear explanations. This course is perfect for developers looking to enhance their productivity with Visual Studio Code. Check out this course to gain the skills to navigate Visual Studio Code like a pro, ensuring a more efficient and enjoyable development process.
Skills covered
Visual Studio CodeMicrosoft DevelopmentVisual StudioTips, Tricks, & TechniquesWeb Development ToolsSoftware Development ToolsWeb DevelopmentMicrosoftSoftware Development
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - About the Visual Studio Code Productivity Tips course
- 02 - How to access the sample code on GitHub
1. Productivity Tips
- 03 - Explore and navigate code - Go to Definition
- 04 - Explore and navigate code - Find All References
- 05 - Explore and navigate code - Peek Definition
- 06 - Refactor the code
- 07 - Tidy up code layout with Format Document
- 08 - Create custom keybindings for commands
- 09 - Fun with brackets and braces
- 10 - Simple technique to move code blocks
- 11 - Use Emmet notation to quickly add boilerplate text
- 12 - Use font ligatures to add symbols to your code
- 13 - Better document tabs
- 14 - Declutter the UI
- 15 - Work with files
- 16 - Expand selection with keyboard shortcuts
Conclusion
- 17 - Next steps