VSCode for the C# Developer
summary
Step-by-step setup shows VS Code plus the .NET SDK and dotnet new templates create console, class library, Blazor Server and even WPF/WinForms projects that actually run and debug with breakpoints and CodeLens. Extension use is concrete: C# extension (OmniSharp) for scaffolded launch and task files, and a .NET user-secrets helper to store connection strings outside source control. Demos use the CLI (.NET run, dotnet watch, dotnet publish), fix HTTPS via launch.json, enable hot reload, and succeed end-to-end.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00VSCode for C# developers
- 0:44VSCode vs Visual Studio
- 5:22Setup VSCode for C#
- 7:56New C# project
- 13:18Debug C# code
- 17:42Console input & debugging
- 18:04Add class library
- 25:08Build Blazor server
- 27:39Debug Blazor apps
- 30:33Hot reload in Blazor
- 33:48User secrets setup
- 41:30WPF & WinForms in VSCode
- 48:41VSCode extensions & commands
- 50:05Configuring launch.json for debugging
- 51:09Q&A unit testing
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