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Microsoft Visual Studio Code lets you build and debug modern web and cloud applications. Visual Studio Code is free and available on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Redmond, WA, USA
Joined April 2015

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Apr 5

    🧵 Have you updated to the latest VS Code? Check out this thread with a few of our favorite features from the March 2022 release ⬇️

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  2. Retweeted
    Apr 6

    Tech Tip⚡️ You can neatly organise your Git changes by folder tree view in VSCode. * Tap the (...) on the Source Control Panel * Inside view & sort * Select View as Tree 🤩 It really helps if you are working with multiple file changes. Screenshots 👇

    Git Source Control changes in VSCode - List View
    View & Sort options in VSCode Source Control Panel.
    Git Source Control changes in VSCode - Tree View
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  3. Retweeted
    Apr 7

    ⭐️ VS Code Tip-o-the-Day ⭐️ Never copy/paste Latin text again. has a built-in Emmet abbreviation called `lorem` that will generate 30 random words. Pro tip: Type `lorem5` (or whatever) to generate a specific number of words.

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  4. Retweeted
    24 hours ago

    📣 Announcing the 1.0 release of the Webview UI Toolkit for Visual Studio ! In celebration of this milestone, we’re sharing what’s new since our public preview release and a small peek at what’s coming next 🧵👇

    An announcement banner image with prominent white text towards the bottom of the banner saying “Webview UI Toolkit for Visual Studio Code”.

The top left corner contains the Visual Studio Code logo while the top right corner has the party popper emoji next the text “1.0”.

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  5. Retweeted
    Apr 5

    GitHub Codespaces & VS can reduce the costs with configuring your environment, building, and testing your code. Visual Studio Code runs on Windows, Apple macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux distributions

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  6. Retweeted
    Apr 7

    I'll be presenting at Azure Thursday in a little less than 1 hour! Come learn about using VS anywhere. 😊

    Azure Thursday event on April 7.
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  7. Apr 7

    We're going live in a few minutes 🎥 Join the team to see some of the new features in the 1.66 release. Watch here:

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  8. Retweeted
    Apr 2

    📢 VSCode tip of the day! Want to compare two files in VS ? It's easy as pie with the native diff checker! 💥 ✓ Select your files ✓ Right-click & choose "Compare selected" ✓ Job done! 🙌

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    will polish it a bit more & publish it soon: in web version of notebooks 😎

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  10. Retweeted
    Apr 4

    Organize Imports is one of my fav time-savers!

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  11. Retweeted
    Apr 5

    VS users, introducing the Excalidraw extension! 🔥 Created and led by ❤️ it is now the official Excalidraw VS Code extension that we'll be improving and maintaining going forward 🚀

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  12. Apr 5

    5/ Reply with your favorite feature from the release or let us know what you want to see in the future 💬 To learn more about any of these, tune into our livestream on Thursday: 👋

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  13. Apr 5

    4/ Debug JS w/ heap profiles The JavaScript debugger now lets you capture and visualize heap profiles to better understand where and how memory is being allocated. P.S. This feature was contributed through a community PR! 👏

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  14. Apr 5

    3/ Improvements to terminal search 🔎 Now, when you’re searching in the terminal, all matches will be highlighted and have corresponding annotations for each result in the scroll bar. You customize the highlight colors via the `terminal.findMatch...` settings.

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  15. Apr 5

    2/ Drag & drop in VS Code Web 📁 You can drag and drop local files or folders in in browsers like Edge and Chrome. Check it out right now ➡️

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  16. Apr 5

    1/ Built-in local file history 📜 This one was a popular feature request! Anytime a file is saved, a new entry appears in the “Timeline” view. You can name entries & compare them, restore them, or delete them. To try this out, run the command “Local History: Create Entry”

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  17. Retweeted
    Apr 5

    🤯 Just fixed some memory leaks in VS with the help of Detached Elements tool in Edge. Kudos to the team building this brilliant tool cc . Give it a try if you haven't yet.

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  18. Retweeted
    Apr 4

    With GitLens’ support for Visual Studio for the Web, users can now unleash the power of GitLens features in the browser while editing code in their GitHub repos.💥 Learn more here ➡️

    GitLens with Visual Studio Code for the Web
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  19. Retweeted
    Apr 4

    My first blogpost is up for ! 🥳Read about how you can move from local to cloud-based development using things like dev containers and Codespaces ⌨️☁️

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  20. Retweeted
    Apr 4

    ⌛️ Local history landed in . ✨ Get back to older versions of a file and restore or compare as needed. ℹ️ More details at 👉 Become a Code insider:

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