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Visual Studio Code 1.75 brings configuration profiles
Profiles allow VS Code users to create and share configurations for the UI, extensions, settings, keyboard shortcuts, tasks and user snippets.
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Researchers warn of malicious Visual Studio Code extensions
Attackers could easily spoof popular Visual Studio Code extensions and trick developers into downloading them, Aqua Nautilus researchers report.
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Visual Studio Code boosts remote development
Visual Studio Code 1.74 previews a remote tunneling capability that allows developers to securely connect to their VS Code machine from any device anywhere.
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Visual Studio Code 1.71 brings merge editor improvements
A full-fledged Markdown Language Server and expanded codecs support also debut in the latest version of the Microsoft code editor.
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Visual Studio Code 1.70 eases title bar customisation
July 2022 release of Microsoft’s code editor also introduces command-line options for opening the three-way merge editor in VS Code.
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Microsoft updates Visual Studio Code, unveils VS Code Server
Visual Studio Code 1.69 introduces the Command Center, while the VS Code Server streamlines connections to remote development machines.
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What is Visual Studio Code? Microsoft’s extensible code editor
Come for the fast editing. Stay for the debugging, source code management support, and huge ecosystem of extensions.
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C# extension for Visual Studio Code set for LSP overhaul
Microsoft will switch the C# extension to the Language Server Protocol to enable more advanced tooling, including capabilities such as IntelliSense.
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GitHub Copilot available for Visual Studio 2022
AI-driven coding assistant, still in technical preview, has raised questions about the fairness, legitimacy, and legality of its use of freely licensed software.
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Visual Studio Code 1.65 shines on JavaScript heap profiles, CSS formatting
Visual Studio Code 1.66, also identified as the March 2022 release of the code editor, has just been published by Microsoft.
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Microsoft previews Edge Developer Tools for Visual Studio
Looking to make web developers more productive, Microsoft has begun integrating its Edge Developer Tools into Visual Studio.
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Visual Studio Code 1.65 overhauls editor history navigation
Visual Studio Code 1.65, the latest release of Microsoft’s popular source code editor, brings improvements to editor history navigation.
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Visual Studio 2022 update improves search, Git integration
Visual Studio 2022 version 17.1 is now generally available for production use, while Visual Studio 2022 version 17.2 is available in a preview.
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Microsoft ends support for older Visual Studio versions
Microsoft has posted end of support timelines and suggested upgrade paths for users of Visual Studio 2012, Visual Studio 2017, and Visual Studio 2019.
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