The Complete Visual Studio Code Course

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Published 11/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 4.02 GB | Duration: 7h 6m

Essential VSCode Tips, Tricks and Best Practices!

[b]What you'll learn[/b]
Discover and master VSCode essentials and best practices
Customise VSCode - Create the perfect workspace for yourself and your projects
Work smart not hard, with 25+ recommended Extensions and Plugins
Use VSCode with HTML, CSS, Python, node-js and LaTex
With Git - Create and then share a local repository, and master Version Control!
Speed up your workflow with Snippets and shortcuts
Organise your projects efficiently, and synchronise your VSCode environment across machines

[b]Requirements[/b]
No experience of Visual Studio Code required!

[b]Description[/b]
Welcome to The Complete Visual Studio Code Course!Used by programmers around the world, Visual Studio Code is a source-code editor developed by Microsoft for Windows, Linux and macOS.Whether you're learning Visual Studio Code for yourself, or to help you work more efficiently as part of a team, this 6.5hr course is guaranteed to help you get the most out of VSCode. Remember, small tweaks to your setup can have a BIG impact!The Complete Visual Studio Code Course is designed for beginners, and taught by industry expert Dr Nauman. Throughout this course you'll learn. . .How to customise your VSCode workspace, and create the perfect environment for yourself and your projects How to speed up your workflow by using snippets and shortcuts How to organise your projects efficiently with folder and profiles, and synchronise your VSCode environment across machinesHow VSCode can be used HTML, CSS, Python, node-js and LaTex (with a dedicated section on each) How to share your code via GitHub, and the importance of Version Control in Git. We'll also recommend 25+ Extensions and Plugins that you can use to work more efficiently! Every course section ends with 3-6 tasks that put in to practice all the new skills you've just learnt! Each exercise is a hands-on coding exercise designed to test your learning AND give you the confidence you need to continue on your learning journey. This course is a brilliant introduction to Visual Studio Code, and will help you and your colleagues work faster, and more efficiently on whatever project you decide. A full breakdown of what this course covers is below. . . How to install Visual Studio CodeWhat the key elements of the VSCode interface areHow to customise your VSCode via the settingsHow to create and use files and foldersUsing a terminal within VSCodeHow and why to use Markdown in files Essential early shortcuts, including Delete, Duplicate, Move, and Replace with Multiple CursorsCustomising the look of VSCode with themes and extensionsKey functionality of Search and Replace within Large CodebasesA basic and advanced introduction to Snippets - essential for an efficient workflowHow to assign shortcut keysHow to add Functionality with ExtensionsOrganising your projects with new windows and foldersSynchronising your VSCode environment across multiple locations (home and the office!)Working with colleagues via GitHubBest practices when using Jupyter and Jupyter NotebookHow to debug efficiently in a complex/large code baseHow to create and use an interactive environment for code and debuggingLearn how to set up a node.js serverGit support and functionality within VSCodeCreate a local repository in VSCode and share it on Git

Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome to the Course!
Section 2: Installation and Basic Set Up
Lecture 2 How to Install VSCode
Lecture 3 Start Using VSCode Immediately - New Files, Shortcuts and more
Lecture 4 Folders in VSCode + Exploring the Interface
Lecture 5 Working with Multiple Files
Lecture 6 End of Section 2 - Exercises
Section 3: Interface, Layout and Terminal
Lecture 7 Editor Features, Layout and File View
Lecture 8 Using a Terminal within VSCode
Lecture 9 Using Markdown in Files
Lecture 10 Shortcuts - Delete, Duplicate, Move, Replace with Multiple Cursors
Lecture 11 End of Section 3 - Exercises
Section 4: Customising VSCode, including Themes
Lecture 12 Font Size and Typeface
Lecture 13 Applying Themes and Wrapping Text
Lecture 14 Using Extensions to Apply Themes
Lecture 15 End of Section 4 - Exercises
Section 5: Search and Replace in Large Codebases
Lecture 16 How, Why and When to Use the Search Function (+ Intro to Replace)
Lecture 17 Match Case, Whole Word and Use in a Large Project
Lecture 18 Regular Expressions
Lecture 19 End of Section 5 - Exercises
Section 6: Workflow Speed-up Tips
Lecture 20 Snippets - Basic
Lecture 21 Snippets - Type Options, Selected Text
Lecture 22 Snippets - Assign a Shortcut Key
Lecture 23 Alignment, Format Selection, Commenting, Snippet Marketplace (+ Plugins Intro)
Lecture 24 End of Section 6 - Exercises
Section 7: Installing and Using Extensions
Lecture 25 Add Functionality with Extensions (Code Spelling, Todo Tree)
Lecture 26 More Extensions (Diff, Excel Viewer)
Lecture 27 Case study: customizing extension settings (Markdown Preview Enhanced)
Lecture 28 End of Section 7 - Exercises
Section 8: Folders and Profiles
Lecture 29 Create New Windows and Add Folders
Lecture 30 Organise Your Projects, with Profiles
Lecture 31 Sync settings (with GitHub)
Lecture 32 Functionality in GitHub (Online VSCode Version, github1s.com)
Lecture 33 End of Section 8 - Exercises
Section 9: VSCode for HTML and CSS
Lecture 34 Viewing HTML within VSCode (Live Preview) and Browser (Live Server)
Lecture 35 Viewing and Using HTML within your Workspace (Emmet)
Lecture 36 Viewing CSS Definitions and Roots (CSS Peek)
Lecture 37 Useful HTML workflow extensions (HTML CSS Support, HTMLBoilerplate, Prettier)
Lecture 38 End of Section 9 - Exercises
Section 10: VSCode for Python
Lecture 39 Python Distribution (Anaconda + Miniconda) and Intro to Python VSCode Extension
Lecture 40 Using Python in Large Scale Projects, and Refactoring
Lecture 41 Using Python to Debug a Complex Environment
Lecture 42 How to Write Interactive Code (Jupyter)
Lecture 43 Interactive Code Continued (Jupyter Notebook)
Lecture 44 Suggested Extensions (Autodocstring, Autopep8, Mintlify, Python Environ Mngr)
Lecture 45 End of Section 10 - Exercises
Section 11: VSCode for node.js
Lecture 46 Intro to Javascript Development, Node.js and the Debug Console
Lecture 47 Set up a Node.js Server
Lecture 48 Suggested Extensions (node-snippets, JSON for Visual Studio Code)
Lecture 49 Interactive working with Node.js, with APIs (Rest Client)
Lecture 50 Create an Interactive Environment for Code and Debugging (quokka.js)
Lecture 51 Suggests Extensions for React, Vue, Angular and Svelte
Lecture 52 End of Section 11 - Exercises
Section 12: VSCode for Latex
Lecture 53 What is Latex? Install, and add Title, Author and Text (LaTeX Workshop/Snippets)
Lecture 54 VSCode Functionality for Latex Editing
Lecture 55 Add Bibliography and References to Documents
Lecture 56 End of Section 12 - Exercises
Section 13: Customising VSCode with Settings
Lecture 57 Text Editor - What Settings to Use, How and Why
Lecture 58 Text Editor - Cursor, MiniMap, Files
Lecture 59 Workbench - Appearance, Breadcrumbs, Zen Mode
Lecture 60 How to Check Your Current Settings in JSON
Lecture 61 End of Section 13 - Exercises
Section 14: Git - Version control in VSCode
Lecture 62 Introduction to Git, and Installation
Lecture 63 Git Basics (and git-scm.com)
Lecture 64 Git Support and Functionality within VSCode - Create a Local Repository
Lecture 65 How to Share Your Repository on Git
Lecture 66 Advanced Git functionality in VSCode (GitLens)
Lecture 67 End of Section 14 - Exercises
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