What's New in Visual Studio Code - Remote Dev, IntelliSense, Build/Debug...
summary
Visual Studio Code shows concrete C++ advances: the C/C++ extension adds build and debug active file that detects CL or GCC, writes tasks/launch JSON, and runs a breakpointed demo; an experimental semantic colorization theme maps types; IntelliSense caching precompiles headers and claims about 4x improvement in reopen times; remote development uses WSL (Ubuntu 18.04 demo with GCC), SSH, and containers; vcpkg integration currently copies install commands with an upcoming vcpkg install flow to auto-add headers.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Overview and introduction
- 2:10Code editing demo
- 5:10Semantic colorization
- 6:40Configuration UI
- 8:25Package management integration
- 10:54Feature recap
- 12:06IntelliSense performance
- 13:55Remote development architecture
- 16:43WSL development demo
- 21:05Future plans and outlook
- 22:38Resources and Q&A
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