VS Code Can Do That
summary
Daily Insiders build shows feature-first demos: Command+Shift+P opens the command palette to run anything, breadcrumbs and snippets generate ngRx and lazy routes, and an Auto attach node debugger plus embedded terminal and a launch relative file setup let breakpoints hit without config. Live collaboration using Live Share shares terminals, ports and editable or read-only editors. Runtime log inspection uses log points instead of console.log. Extension packs, Settings Sync and >5,000 extensions round out reproducible setups.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Start
- 4:17toggle breadcrumbs
- 6:23type in your path in your module name
- 7:08installed angular snippet
- 8:20select through the themes
- 8:37choose any theme
- 8:56in the settings view
- 9:29change little bits about your settings
- 9:56gets out of the box a list of all the npm scripts
- 11:51set a breakpoint on this
- 12:02run the debugger
- 12:30run a terminal inside of es code
- 12:49open up multiple terminals
- 13:56close all of my files in a pane
- 14:46attach to the code
- 15:21run through all my code
- 15:34set up a special configuration to run
- 16:31add a console logs
- 16:46get rid of the es lint
- 17:46run through this code
- 19:04crank up the dev server for angular
- 20:11stop a current session
- 21:25move the cursor a little bit
- 23:22hit localhost 4200 on your computer
- 25:27bring up your extensions for your themes
- 25:55open up the current folder inside a terminal
- 26:12set column breakpoints
- 26:53use the intellisense
- 27:12save all your settings
- 27:45run it locally on your machine
