Issue #1  (Welcome to VSCode.Email)04/27/22

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Welcome to the first issue of vscode.email! This week's intro is just a basic introduction to the newsletter, but starting next week I'll be including practical content in the form of a tip, technique, news, or some kind of related tidbit associated with VS Code.

VS Code home page

Most of the links I'll share in the rest of this newsletter will be tools and articles on VS Code, but I'll also include some links covering other code editors or related subjects.

Thanks for subscribing and I hope you enjoy the first issue of hand-picked links and tools!

VS Code Tools

Rome — VS Code extension that adds support for the Rome language server to provide formatting, diagnostics, and code actions.

Figstack — Your intelligent coding companion, with integrations for VS Code and GitHub.

Project Manager — A popular extension that adds various project management features to your editor, to make it easy to switch between projects which are saved via folders or workspaces with auto-detect for Git, SVN, and Mercurial.

Anthony's VS Code Settings — Anthony Fu is a prolific developer who builds tons of open source projects. In this repo he shares his VS Code settings and extension files, which might contain a few new tidbits for you.

VS Code Articles

Best Colorful VS Code Extensions: How to Personalize Your Editor — 
Natalie Pina shares a roundup of 7 extensions you can use to customize your editor.

25 Most Used VS Code Shortcuts And More + Cheat Sheet — If you're pretty new to using VS Code, this should be a handy way to get started with shortcuts. Even seasoned VS Code users may find something new in this fairly extensive list.

GitHub Copilot Now Available for Visual Studio 2022 — ICYMI, GitHub Copilot, the AI pair programming tool, was officially made available for use in VS 2022.

Console.log() Inside Visual Studio Code — Christian Heilmann, who works for Microsoft, covers the new Console feature added to the Edge DevTools for VS Code extension.

Web Tools Weekly — My other developer newsletter, which I'm guessing many of you already subscribe to. Includes 20+ open source and commercial apps and projects every week. Sponsor

The Alternatives

JetBrains Fleet — A next-generation IDE built from scratch, based on 20 years of experience developing IDEs. Uses the IntelliJ code-processing engine, with a distributed IDE architecture and a reimagined UI.

Lapce — An open-source, lightning-fast, and powerful code editor with Vim-like modal editing, available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.

Announcing CodeSandbox Projects — A cloud development platform with the familiar speed and experience of CodeSandbox, but deeply integrated with your favourite tooling, and working on projects of any size.


Suggestions?

If you have any link suggestions, including a tool, article, or other resources related to VS Code or another IDE, send it via DM on X: @LouisLazaris or just hit reply on this email.

That's it for this issue.

Happy VS Coding!
Louis
VSCode.Email
@LouisLazaris
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