Develop from anywhere with Visual Studio Code
summary
Live demos show VS Code connecting via remote SSH to an Azure VM, opening the repo, and running code there; a dev container with Jekyll image provides Ruby and port forwarding so the site serves successfully; Copilot gives inline suggestions and answers about the environment; a Codespace is created from the same devcontainer with selectable machine sizes; a PR is opened and reviewed in vscode.dev; a new code CLI tunnel lets a tablet connect to the desktop and run a full remote terminal.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:58VS Code architecture
- 4:40Remote SSH development
- 7:28Profiles and Co-pilot
- 10:45Remote terminal and debugging
- 14:01Dev containers overview
- 18:09Running in a dev container
- 20:22GitHub CodeSpaces
- 23:55Pull request workflows
- 27:44VS Code for the web
- 31:43GitHub issues notebooks
- 33:32VS Code tunneling
- 36:57Conclusion and resources
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